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Grief at that age rarely looks like crying. A quiet, sensual film about the first days of absence.
A small collection, on purpose: exceptional short films, handpicked, free to watch and read closely.
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A crowd moving as one, and what it costs. All the motion belongs to the followers.
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How little horror needs: a believable image, a space without exits, and a sound that never stops.
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A social realist short that plays like a thriller, and never tells you how to feel about Zoe.
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A documentary about weight, and what it feels like to be part of something that only stands while everyone holds.
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A small film about a large failure: one police interview becomes a study of who gets heard.