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THIS THING WE CALL SOCIETY
Sembra spesso che la società sia diventata mostruosa sotto i nostri piedi senza che potessimo accorgercene, creando distopie quotidiane, asfissie fisiche e relazionali, chimere e finti miti che nutrono una cultura ancora lontana dal dischiudersi completamente a noi.
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On time
Zbigniew Czapla / 2020 / Polonia / Animation Short Films
Un viaggio audiovisivo lisergico dipinto in cui gli uomini e le loro macchine si dimenano nel tempo e nel rapporto ossessivo con esso.
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Wang Cai
Xingyu Zhao / 2021 / Australia – Cina / International Short Films
Il capodanno lunare 2020 è appena terminato, quando il volo della madre di Dongdong da Melbourne alla Cina viene cancellato per il COVID-19. Ciò significa che la ragazza di Dongdong, Na, non può ancora tornare a vivere con lei, e Dongdong deve trascorrere ancora più tempo con la sua madre ossessiva. Quando lei, ancora una volta, le chiede di tornare in Cina e di far causa a suo padre, Dongdong si precipita fuori di casa. Ma quando torna, sua madre e il suo gatto Wang Cai sono entrambi scomparsi.
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Shanzai Screens
Paul Heintz / 2020 / Francia / International Short Doc
Shenzhen di notte. I pittori che producono copie di quadri celebri raccontano la loro vita quotidiana e il loro mestiere. I loro gesti si collocano alternativamente tra arte e catena di montaggio. Qui sta prendendo forma un’altra storia della pittura.
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Coffin
Y. Cai, N. Crabo, H. Huang, M. Janiw, M. Lebon, T. Tran Ngoc / 2020 / Francia / Animation Films
Un uomo torna a casa e vuole soltanto andare a letto.
Un mucchio di coinquilini rumorosi.
Una città affollata nel sud della Cina.
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