Category: Music Videos
Short Film: DIVIDED WE SCROLL, 5min., UK, Dance/Experimental
Technology is rewiring our brains and changing both our physical movements and inner thought processing.
‘Divided We Scroll’ is an experimental and eerie depiction of our intimate relationships with these technologies, which have become obsessive, compulsive and divisive.
Through contemporary dance, we explore the chilling reality of a constantly connected world where data and software is continuing to redefine us within an increasingly complex technological network.
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“Divided We Scroll”
Nowness
https://www.nowness.com/picks/divided-we-scroll-barbican-klaas-diersmann
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“Directors Notes Feature Divided We Scroll”
Directors Notes
https://directorsnotes.com/2020/03/10/klaas-diersmann-divided-we-scroll/
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“Barbican, Divided We Scroll”
Barbican London
Short Film: THE DREAM OF B. SOARES, 6min., France, Animation
Short Film: SYNCHRONICITY, 4min., UK, Animation

The film explores the idea of how everyone is connected in a way we may not realise. By sharing time, space and movement, we overlap and create a bigger picture.
Short Film: THE VIRGIN FLOWER, 5min., USA, Animation/Experimental

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“Pandora’s Movie Marathon The University of Guam Film Festival in Review”
The Guam Daily Post
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“UOGIFF Announces Winners”
The University of Guam
http://www.uog.edu/news-announcements/uogiff-announces-winners
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“Montalbo selected to the UOG Film Festival “
Father Duenas
http://fatherduenas.com/news/montalbo-selected-to-uog-film-festival
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“Young Guam filmmaker creates films only with iPhone”
Pacific Daily News
Director Biography – Hadi Moussally (BELLYDANCE VOGUE)
Hadi Moussally was born in Lebanon in 1987.
By age 18, he decides to go study film direction in France where he acquires a first master’s degree in “Fiction Cinema” from Paris-Est Marne la Vallée University. Moussally then chooses to take on a complementary masters in “Documentary and Anthropological Cinema” from Paris X Nanterre University, in the course of Jean Rouch. In that respect, Hadi Moussally acquainted himself with reality-cinema. The anthropological and documentary approach accustoms him with the sense of keen observation of his subjects and alerts him to the importance of instantaneous shooting; whereas his fictional background gives him the urge of creating sensual, esthetically pleasing imagery universes.
From 2012, Hadi Moussally shifts towards the world of fashion and directs several experimental films some of which received various distinctions in festivals. In 2014 he made his first documentary on the end of his grandmother’s life, and in 2016 a docu-portrait on a senior model. In 2018 he completed an experimental project on albinism “Positive” whose photos have been exhibited at the UNESCO, the City Hall of Paris and Beirut Art Fair as well. In 2015 he founded the production unit H7O7 whose main objective is to enable the making and promotion of films and photos with “hybrid” vocation where is privileged the mixture of genres between experimental, documentary, fashion and fiction.
Short Film: BOXED, 9min., USA, Experimental/Documentary
Short Film: REMEMBER ME, 6min., USA, Dance
The Next Stop Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from Dance & Music Festival August 2020
THE NEXT STOP, 5min., UK, Dance
Directed by Jonathan Pearson
‘The Next Stop’ is the story of Rochelle Roy, AKA ‘Mo The Dancer’, and her journey through the male-dominated world of New York street dance. Growing up in Brownsville, Brooklyn, Mo has always been surrounded by, and had a connection to dance. The Next Stop traces this passion to date and tells the tale of a spirit against the odds.
Half A Man Short Film, Audience FEEDBACK from Dance & Music Festival August 2020
HALF A MAN, 3min., UK, Dance
Directed by Jessie James
Half a Man is a short concept dance film conceptualized, directed, and choreographed by Jessie James. Featuring an all male cast, It explores the darkness we hold that keeps us from the love of others.