International audiences will find some of the films in this programme are geo-blocked at the request of our filmmakers. Please find access to the international version of this programme HERE
These short works lean into those expressions of love, vulnerability and solidarity that galvanise and nourish us in the face of isolation.
Whether it’s a politically persecuted gay man in Tunisia forging community, a tender yet unsentimental depiction of a mother’s love, or a flower caught in a thunderstorm, these films act as a tonic for the trials and tribulations of an eventful year.
Featuring the concluding three chapters of Meriem Bennani and Orian Barki's 2 Lizards, and Sylvia Schedelbauer's lushly stereoscopic, personal expression of the nowness and newness of love.
Programmed by Tom Grimshaw and the international selection committee. 84'
The programme contains distressing imagery, references to homophobia and transphobia, and flashing images.
Please note, the films ECORCE is only available to watch for UK audiences at the request of the filmmakers.
Subtitles are provided with thanks to our partnership with Subly.
#madewithsubly
International audiences will find some of the films in this programme are geo-blocked at the request of our filmmakers. Please find access to the international version of this programme HERE
These short works lean into those expressions of love, vulnerability and solidarity that galvanise and nourish us in the face of isolation.
Whether it’s a politically persecuted gay man in Tunisia forging community, a tender yet unsentimental depiction of a mother’s love, or a flower caught in a thunderstorm, these films act as a tonic for the trials and tribulations of an eventful year.
Featuring the concluding three chapters of Meriem Bennani and Orian Barki's 2 Lizards, and Sylvia Schedelbauer's lushly stereoscopic, personal expression of the nowness and newness of love.
Programmed by Tom Grimshaw and the international selection committee. 84'
The programme contains distressing imagery, references to homophobia and transphobia, and flashing images.
Please note, the films ECORCE is only available to watch for UK audiences at the request of the filmmakers.
Subtitles are provided with thanks to our partnership with Subly.
#madewithsubly