Experimental Film & Music Video Festival
Submit your film and get it shown at the festival that runs for 6 times a year in Toronto, and 3 times a year in Los Angeles.
Heartbroken and unable to leave after a breakup, a woman speaks her final words to her lover, through dance.
The Tango is a dance of seductive moves and rhythm changes. “Sirens Tango” is a film that uses the Tango as a metaphor for life and its tempting interruptions.
NAU (Native Americans Unite) is an audiovisual dance journey celebrating the unification of tribes against the fossil fuel industry. NAU aims to spread Chief Wovoka’s message of inter-tribal unity through song and dance to overcome all obstacles, peacefully.
Playing at the EXPERIMENTAL Film Festival – Thursday December 28, 2017
The past and the present are intertwined in an old abandoned house in the middle of a forest. Into the trees, Martin walks. A tragedy. Into the trees, into the trees. Based on the song “A Forest” by The Cure.
Playing at the EXPERIMENTAL Film Festival – Thursday December 28, 2017
ICARO, 11min, Brazil, Experimental
Directed by Carla Jay Shah Laroche
Based on the Greek tragedy, Icaro is a Brazilian modern adaptation of the iconic struggle; a man who seeks liberation from an environment in which he feels caged and powerless. Where myths tell us that our fate is determined by a greater force than our own, Icaro is a poetic film which illustrates how our fate is also determined by choice. Icaro must reach his own decisions on how his profession as an elevator operator will ultimately affect him, a profession which is still widely in use in Brazil. The film touches multiple aspects of Brazil’s complex society.
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Short Film Playing at the July 20th Experimental Film Festival
Based on the Greek tragedy, Icaro is a Brazilian modern adaptation of the iconic struggle; a man who seeks liberation from an environment in which he feels caged and powerless. Where myths tell us that our fate is determined by a greater force than our own, Icaro is a poetic film which illustrates how our fate is also determined by choice. Icaro must reach his own decisions on how his profession as an elevator operator will ultimately affect him, a profession which is still widely in use in Brazil. The film touches multiple aspects of Brazil’s complex society.
