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Louise, ballerina at the Garnier Opera in 1895, rushes home after a show but is stopped by a friend asking for money. Louise knows what to do in order to repay her. . Louise, ballerine à l’Opéra Garnier en 1895, finit sa représentation. Elle s’empresse de partir, mais est retenue par une camarade à qui elle doit de l’argent. Louise sait ce qu’il lui reste à faire. ************************* Directors / Réalisateurs : Constance BERTOUX, Camille BOZEC, Pauline GUITTON, Pauline MAUVIERE, Mila MONAGHAN Team contact / Contact de l’équipe : louise@gobelins.fr . Soundtrack / Musique : Anna CORDONNIER et Amandine ROBILLARD (musique originale) / “The Sleeping Beauty, Op.66, ActIII “The Wedding”, No.30a, Finale.” By André PREVIN et London Symphony Orchestra ℗ 1982 Warner Classics, Warner Music UK Ltd (intro) Sound editor / Montage sonore : Cédric DENOOZ Mix / Mixage : Cédric DENOOZ . Production : GOBELINS, l’école de l’image – Cécile BLONDEL : cblondel@gobelins.fr Distribution : Miyu Distribution – Luce GROSJEAN : festival@miyu.fr

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Some days are light and some days are heavy. On her search for something to grab on to, Rosa learns that gravity is stronger than everybody else. CREDITS Director: Matisse Gonzalez Film Music: Simone Pivetta, Clemens Wenger Sounddesign: Niklas Menschik Editing: Maximilian Merth Animation: Matisse Gonzalez, Ryoji Yamada, Alice Reily de Souza, Christian Ramirez, Bianca Scali, Michelle Ong, Tao Zhang Executive Producer: Toufik Abdedaim, Matisse Gonzalez Casting: Ela Duca Sound‐Mix: Sirius Kestel Production Company: Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg GmbH Narrator/Voice Actor: Julia Adriana Möbius, Pedro Grossman, David Gaviria, Olivia Meyer Montero

Synopsis: Kachalka takes you into the heart of what is widely considered ‘the world’s most hardcore gym’, Kyiv’s enormous open-air Kachalka gym. Join the gym’s caretaker as he takes us through the enormous scrap-metal site, allowing us a glimpse into the unique community and ingenuity from which it was created. From the director (03/03/22): Kachalka was made in Kyiv a couple of summers ago, in a moment in time which seems a far cry away from the tragedy which is currently taking place. Although this film shows a very different reality to what we are currently seeing in Kyiv and around the rest of Ukraine, I hope this short film helps to shine a light on the Ukrainian spirit and what makes it truly unique. The intention behind this film was to capture the incredible sense of community and ingenuity that exists at the heart of this Kyiv gym and I think this is something which speaks to the stories we are hearing from Ukraine in this present time. If you are able to donate and support those who badly need assistance during this time, Ukraine Red Cross are doing incredible on the ground work – please donate if you can; Ukraine Red Cross – https://bit.ly/3vNcWQh Kachalka was funded through Screen Ireland and produced by Venom Films. Our local fixer/translator in Kyiv for this project was Serg Solodko, if you are looking for an experienced on the ground fixer in Ukraine this is his email – ssolodko@gmail.com / his Instagram @ssolodko Director – Gar O’Rourke Producer – Ken Wardrop Executive Producer – Andrew Freedman Cinematographer – Colm Hogan Steadicam – Roman Bugovski Editor – John O’Connor Soundtrack – Richie Egan (Jape) Post Production – Windmill Lane

EMBRACED / 2018 / 6 min / Pinscreen / Auteur Short film Made on the last pinscreen built by Alexander Alexeieff and Claire Parker in 1977. A woman stands still at the window. In the clouds, a passionate embrace appears. . Director : Justine Vuylsteker . Production: OFFSHORE , NFB , PICTANOVO . Producers : Rafael Andrea Soatto, Julie Roy . Editing : Annie Jean . Original Score : Pierre Caillet . Sound Concept : Olivier Calvert . Technical Direction : Pierre Plouffe . Technical Coordination : Yannick Grandmont . Animation Support : Gilles Cuvelier . Administrators of the archives Alexeieff-Parker : Jean-Baptiste Garnero, Sophie Le Tétour This project received the support the Royal Abbaye of Fontevraud (residency), the Cinematheque of Montreal (residency), Pictanovo and Ciclic. The shooting took place in 2017 at CICLIC Animation (Vendôme- FRANCE), before the post-production at the NFB (Montreal- CANADA) in the winter. To learn more about the technique of pinscreen : youtube.com/watch?v=vQ3DSFv4vAg To learn more about the process of the film, and many ressources : justinevuylsteker.com/Etreintes – – – – – – – – – – – FR > ÉTREINTES / 2018 / 6 min / Écran d’épingles / Film d’auteur Fabriqué sur le dernier écran d’épingles Alexeieff-Parker, l’Epinette. Une femme se tient immobile à la fenêtre. Dans les nuages, un corps-à-corps passionné se dessine. . Réalisation : Justine Vuylsteker . Production : OFFSHORE, ONF, PICTANOVO . Producteur.rice : Rafael Andrea Soatto, Julie Roy . Montage : Annie Jean . Musique originale : Pierre Caillet . Conception sonore : Olivier Calvert . Directeur technique : Pierre Plouffe . Coordinateur technique : Yannick Grandmont . Soutien animation : Gilles Cuvelier . Chargé.e de valorisation du fond Alexeieff-Parker : Jean-Baptiste Garnero, Sophie Le Tétour Pour en savoir plus sur cette technique aussi rare que fascinante : youtube.com/watch?v=vQ3DSFv4vAg Pour en savoir plus sur le processus du film, diverses interviews et ressources : justinevuylsteker.com/Etreintes En 2016, Étreintes a bénéficié d’un mois de résidence d’écriture à l’Abbaye Royale de Fontevraud (FRANCE), et de six semaines de développement à la Cinémathèque de Montréal (CANADA). Le tournage a eu lieu d’Avril à Octobre 2017, à CICLIC Animation (Vendôme), et a reçu le soutien de Pictanovo.

A black comedy about free will and white circular benches. Made at the Royal College of Art in London.

I got addicted to OxyCodone. I made this movie about it. Blue Berries (2022) A Damn it All Productions Film Dir. Sam Millstein(@milst) & Kevin Rogers (@revinkogers) DP. Sam Tetro (@ortetmas) Writers: Sam Millstein & Sam Tetro Starring: Sam Millstein & Fish Producers: Sam Millstein & Sam Tetro 1st AD and Editor: Emilio Subia (@emiliosubia) 1st AC: Peter Harrison (@peterharrison75) 2nd AC: Hannah Lee (@hannahannahlee) Gaffer: Harrison Rusk (@harrison.rusk) Key Grip: Carlos Garcia (@cargar.mov) Swings: Jake Squire (@yungfortitude) & Sabrina Grecco (@sabgrex) Production Designer: Claire Whitney (@clairemwhitney) Costume Designer and Set Decorator: Alberto Orive (@alberto_orive) Craft Services: Silvana Tetro (@silly_silvana8) & Ella Rodier (@ellarodier) Sound Designer: Joe Damico (@jdamico2667) Musical Composer: Emma Howard (@_theotheremma_ ) Colorist: Sam Howells (@shmowells) Developed by: Negativeland (@negativelandfilm) Shot On Kodak Film© (@kodakshootfilm) Special Thanks: Mona Millstein Will Rokos Silvana Tetro Frank Tetro Rough out Ranch Amber Bradbury Reel Good Film Wooden Nickel Mark Molesworth Meg Barnard Tyler Purcell Dr. Jonathan Gording Mitch Perrin Izzy Weinberg Maddie Leach Joe Nell Jenna Hathaway Derek Matar Joel San Juan Jay Mr Pina Kitty Guerilla Films Grocery Store Studio Fotokem Negativeland Film Tools Home Depot Video Expert Beverly Laurel Motor Hotel Chrysler Pacifica Purdue Pharmaceuticals SAMHSA’s National Helpline – 1-800-662-HELP – a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.

The uncertain future of skiing in Scotland has inspired Jamie Kunka to make sustainable skis out of wood. Based in his cabin in the Scottish Highlands, Jamie is the last ski maker in Scotland. Jamie began teaching himself how to make his wooden skis after watching a Vimeo Staff Pick about a wooden-surfboard maker in Vancouver Island, Canada. https://bit.ly/3pChNA7. Ten years on, The Last Ski Maker in Scotland is part homage to this original film and part a celebration of the power of film to inspire us all. Jamie is still the only ski-maker in Scotland. Find him at https://bit.ly/3sGaYzc Director / DP / Editor – Euan Wilding Canon C100 Mkii Sigma 18-35mm Promist ¼ Mavic 2 Pro Senheisser MKh50 Graded with Filmconvert Nitrate Music: Jūra by Ardie Son / Tokyo Street by Airtone

Behind closed doors, professional skier Drew Petersen has been living a much different reality than ski films, magazine covers, and Instagram likes have shown. Following a near-death accident in the mountains, Petersen went into a dark tailspin of mental health struggles. In the following years, he has privately navigated an arduous journey of PTSD, bipolar disorder, brain injury rehabilitation, and suicidal thoughts. Told through the lens of ski touring, “Ups and Downs” is an introspective look at the mountains and valleys along his path, and how his mental health journey is ultimately lifelong—both from well before Petersen’s accident and for the rest of his life moving forward. His story is truly one of finding the light, healing both in the mountains and in therapy, and how giving voice to his struggles ultimately saved him. If you or someone you know is in need of mental health support, you can find resources at: https://bit.ly/34eesQe Credits: Starring: Drew Petersen In association with Sweetgrass Productions Directed by Michael James Brown and Drew Petersen Produced by Drew Petersen Cinematography by Michael James Brown, Bobby Jahrig, and Adam Clark Edited by Michael James Brown and Margaret King Color by Theo Muse Sound by Avery Sandack Music: The Dead Tongues – “Road to Heaven” Tom Rosenthal – “To You Alone” Gregory Alan Isakov – “San Luis”