‘When It Comes (It Will Have Your Eyes)’ by Izibene Oñederra
“The precise and particular observation of the current reality takes us into a vision of dystopian yet believable and recognizable existence. Through the distinct composition, visual rhythm, the personas and patterns, we witness an anguished world that is distant, but unmistakably our own.”
‘Fallen Houses’ by Gianluca Abbate
“Juxtapositioning unmovable objects to the human body’s, leaves a strong impact in our perception. By pushing the boundaries of animation the author is able to magnify intimate stories into a wider picture.”
‘Veils of Landscape’ by Chihiro Yamanaka
“The film created a beautiful equilibrium between cinema and painting. The liquid rhythm takes us traveling to an abstract space where we immerse into movement and colors.”
‘How’ by Marko Meštrović
“We were taken by this film as it holds the viewer into a hypnotic loop of tangibles drawings of landscapes and faces. Sinking into the skillful infinite drift of the images makes us loose the notion of time and space.”
‘Il burattino e la balena’ by Roberto Catani
“This fascinating film, retelling a traditional Italian story, take us into a journey through fears created by the society. Using sounds and shadows in a literal and symbolic way, the author creates an atmosphere of playfulness turning into anxiety.”
