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Director: Pierre Yves Clouin.
Director: Pierre Yves Clouin.
des ronds dans l’eau
ripples
Director: Majid Beladpas.
A short animated film about CINEMA.
Director: Teun van der Zalm, Daan Verbiest.
A city is growing from abstract to stylistic. The city is growing towards the future.
Director: Vinay Pujara.
Mohamed gets stuck in an elevator along with a caucasian man Richard. Richard panics on being alone with a suspicious looking muslim guy who he thinks is trying to blow up the building. Mohamed confronts Richard for calling him a terrorist & judging him by the color of his skin & for his religion.
Director: Ubaldo Ragona and Sidney Salkow.
Director: Pradeep Kumar N .
The short film is an anthology of a director’s monologue that describes his various anxieties. The director fumbles upon the different dilemmas that affect his cameraman and editor. The editor undergoes a weird world of imaginations while being in front of the editing table. The abundance of visuals with no meaning help grow depression in his mind. Always seeking a comfort caress all around, he finds the warmth of safety in the presence of director. The problem that surrounds the cameraman is of another kind. The voyeuristic nature from the childhood moulds the cameraman within him in future. The same problem shatters his personal relationships as well. The short film end in a spot where the problems of these two come to exemplify the malice. The malice that prevail in the today media scenario.
Director: Marcus clarke.
Puppet Filfy Rat is Living ina Hospital but thinking of a move. He visits Clayfields House Secure Children's Home in Nottinghamshire and talks to the Puppets there about life inside.
Director: carlos matiella.
Richard is sick of his life. He embarks on an inner journey, with the aid of very special guides. Looking for the serenity and joy he underwent at some moments of his life, this trip takes him into meditation on the different stages of his life, and the different degrees of self-knowledge experienced during infancy, childhood and his youth. When did the sensations of calm and joy left to let alienation and anguish arise? Ricardo will discover himself as part of the Cosmos, all he needs to be OK is already inside him. Clean is good.
Director: Pablo Pappano.
Is the world of online dating full of those who can’t survive in the real dating world? What is the average person’s experience? Do most people find their true love and end up as living, breathing eHarmony commercials, or do most give up in disappointment?
After using Craigslist to find people willing to do on-camera interviews about their online dating experiences, I quickly discovered that many people had a lot in common—especially their larger-than-life personalities.
Audrey is a forty-something would-be actress who fell in love with a mysterious South African boat captain. Marty is an affable, middle-aged father-of-three and swinger with a “black book” containing thousands of names who hopes to find a wife online. Colleen is a single chef who doesn’t want either a one night stand or a boyfriend. She wants something in between. Thirty-something Andy uses online dating and matchmakers but hasn’t found that special someone. Although he did find a woman who, on their first date, offered him $100,000 to father her child.
After recording all of these insightful - and sometimes crazy - stories about the world of online dating, I knew I had a fantastic and original movie to make. Internet dating has been around for more than a decade, but it still isn't clear whether online dating really works. Is “happily ever after” a realistic goal for online daters? Find out by watching Clickin' for Love.
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