In the distant future, a space-faring dog investigates the surface of a dead planet – leading to a dangerous encounter and the discovery of her own kind’s tragic forgotten history – ultimately revealing a hopeful path forward. Written, Directed & Animated by Jordan Speer https://bit.ly/3bWhlsF Score by Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith https://bit.ly/3dzk9wn Produced by: End Cue https://bit.ly/3QIQ0sK Nice Try https://bit.ly/3pluAGv Encyclopedia Pictura https://bit.ly/3poJyeV Producer – Andrew Kortschak Producer – Alex Plapinger Producer – Sean Hellfritsch Producer – Isaiah Saxon Co-Producer – Lisa Ciuffetti Co-Producer – Nick Plett Additional Design – Robert Beatty

Music video for “I Gotta Cry” by Klaus Layer. Directed by Francesca Colombara Animated by Francesca Colombara, Matteo Dang CIANG studio

Majid a young financially struggling Iranian man who is trying to push his wife in front of a car in the busy streets of Tehran in order to gain insurance money. Director: Kaveh Mazaheri Cast: Sonia Sanjari, Soroush Saeidi, Artin Rabiei Screenplay: Kaveh Mazaheri, Sepinood Najian DOP: Behrouz Badrouj Costume Designer: Raha Dadkhah Editor: Pooyan Sholevar Make-up Artist: Hosna Khanmohammadi Music: Kito Siqueira , Roberto Coelho Sound: Hossein Ghourchian, Hadi Manavipour Production Manager: Mahdi Borjian Assistant Directors: Behnam Rahnamaei, Mina Hamedani, Navid Karimpour, Hamed Nejabat Colorist and VFX: Mohsen Kheirabadi Producers: Kaveh Mazaheri, Soroush Saeidi, Pooyan Sedghi Iran & Canada / 2019 / Darvash Film, 3bros Film 2020 Palm Springs International Shortfest (USA) – Winner Special Mention for Best International Short 2020 ÉCU – The European Independent Film Festival (France) – Winner Best Non-European Independent Dramatic Short 2019 Foyle Film Festival (UK, Northern Ireland) – Winner Best International Film (Academy Awards Qualified) 2019 BFI London Film Festival (UK) – Official Selection 2019 Cork Film Festival (Ireland) – Official Selection 2019 PÖFF Shorts (Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival) (Estonia) – Official Selection 2019 The Discover Film Awards (UK) – Winner Director without Borders Award 2019 Cornwall Film Festival (UK) – Winner Best Short 2019 Court en Scène (France) – Winner Special Mention for Best Screenplay 2019 Winchester Film Festival (UK) – Winner Special Mention for Best Foreign Film

This is the most complete and extended opus from the ongoing series, exploring complexity emergence, based on the feedback loops. Multidomain image-to-image transforming neural network StarGAN2 has been used here recurrently, reprocessing its own output without additional inputs. The models have been trained on both figurative imagery and abstract art, to enrich and intensify visual & semantic experience. Moreover, part of the training data was synthetic itself: few source datasets were generated with custom StyleGAN2 models, adding another layer of mediation to distance even farther from the real. What we eventually get is an ever-changing shape-shifting loosely controlled abstract flux, which appears more lifelike and expressive on its own, than obscure resemblance of the origin flesh, stuck in neural convolutions. Other pieces from the series: Occurro vimeo.com/527118906 [NFT for sale] Pixie feralfile.com/artworks/pixie-w6w?fromExhibition=reflections-in-the-water-9ov [NFT for sale] Ghosts #4 foundation.app/@eps/~/94321 [NFT for sale] Ghosts #5 foundation.app/@eps/~/94325 credits: sound: Alexander Kopeikin, Fractal Heads source code: github.com/eps696/stargan2 Moscow, 2021

On a family trip to observe the shooting stars, Chloé, a withdrawn teenager, discovers a dazzling attraction for her mother’s new boyfriend. SHOOTING STAR (COMME UNE COMÈTE) by Ariane Louis-Seize. Follow Ariane Louis-Seize : instagram.com/arianexv1 Fiction | Québec (Canada) | 2020 | Fr + Eng. Subs. CAST Marguerite Bouchard Whitney Lafleur Patrick Hivon CREW Production : Fanny Drew, Sarah Mannering (Colonelle Films) Director and Screenplay : Ariane Louis-Seize Cinematography : Shawn Pavlin Editor : Stéphane Lafleur Set Design : Paskale Jobin Sound: Jean-Sébastien Beaudoin-Gagnon, Simon Gervais, Bernard Gariépy Strobl Music : Pierre-Philippe « Pilou » Côté BIO Ariane made her director debut with her short film WILD SKIN, which has travelled in more than 50 festivals and won numerous awards. In 2017, she directed LITTLES WAVES, which had its world premiere at TIFF and its international premiere at the Berlinale. Then, her latest short film THE DEPTHS was also world premiered at TIFF 2019. In addition to devoting herself to writing her first feature film, Ariane just finished her next short film SHOOTING STAR which will begins its festivals tour in 2020. Festivals Toronto Int. Film Festival (TIFF), Canada |2020| Festival de Cinéma en Abitibi-Témiscamingue 2020| Official competition *Télébec Rouyn-Noranda Award Festival du Nouveau Cinéma 2020| Official competition *Audence Award Longue Vue sur le Court, |2020| Official competition *Best Screenplay Gala Québec Cinéma – IRIS, Canada | 2021 | *Nomination Talent Tout Court à Cannes, France |2020| Brussels Int. Short Film Festival, Belgium |2021| Desertscape International Film Festival, US |2021| Still Voices Short Film Festival, Ireland |2021| Séquence Court-Métrage, France |2021| OFF-Courts de Trouville et Marché, France |2021| Best of Short Film Festival, France |2021| Kaohsiung Int. Short Film Festival, Taiwan |2021| Galichnik Film Festival, Macedonia |2021| Festival international BioBioCine, Chile |2021| Pragues Short Film festival, Czech Republic |2022| Yathakatha Festival, India |2021| Regard sur le court métrage au Saguenay, Canada |2021| Rendez-vous du cinéma québécois, Canada |2021| Festival Court d’un Soir, Canada |2021| Gala Prends Ça Court!, Canada |2021| L’art dans ta cour du Festival du nouveau cinéma, Canada |2021| Les Percéides, Canada |2021| Best-of Regard sur La Fabrique Culturelle, Canada |2021| Tournée hors-festival de Regard, Canada |2021| Festival Images en Vues, Canada |2021| Festival Plein(s) Écran(s), Canada |2021| FICFA, Canada |2020| Whistler Int. Film Festival, Canada |2020| CineFest Sudbury, Canada |2020| Regina Int. Film Festival, Canada |2021| International Film Festival of Ottawa, Canada |2021| Festival du cinéma de la ville de Québec, Canada |2022| Distributed by : Travelling Distribution travellingdistribution.com facebook.com/travellingdistribution instagram/travellingdistribution CONTACT Travelling, les films qui voyagent / festival@travellingdistribution.com Colonelle Films / fanny@colonellefilms.com / colonellefilms.com Ariane Louis-Seize / ariane.louisxv1@gmail.com

Installation film for ceramicist, Jonathan Cross. Created by Tyler McGrath & Alex Cook Original Score by Joe Berry AC: Frank Rios

Michelle Coomber’s “Nsenene” stunningly captures the practice of grasshopper-catching in Uganda, and shows how the seemingly ethereal creatures form a part of the country’s diet and economy.

“If you don’t know who you are or where you’re going, we can’t agree to go together.” Uptown, They Way God Intended is one man’s journey to figure out where he’s going and answer the question of where he’s been.

Episode 3 of our magazine “Hometown Journal” takes a scenic voyage through time, from the past to the future, revealing creative perspectives on social classes and norms. It is meant to educate and unify, lifting taboos on unspoken topics that concern all of us. Get Episode 3 of our magazine here: https://bit.ly/3QuFPIg With this film, we have set ourselves the goal of bringing the process of printing back into our consciousness. The fast-moving nature of the Internet has many advantages, but it also has certain disadvantages. The state of the eternal, the imperishable, and the analog have attracted us since we started making films and we wanted to combine these goals with bookbinding and filmmaking. This film was made possible with the energy and skill of our friends: 2nd Camera/Camera Assistants Mo Schinn & Zoé Paula, Colorist Christian Richter, Title Design Zoé Paula, Music Max Marius Dick and Band & Stckman with Kyle Quest and Bone Slim, Sounddesign Henric Schleiner. “How to Make A Magazine” – Produced, filmed, directed, and edited by Hometown. 2022