Wednesday, 22 May 2019

5th Banjara International Touring Film Festival welcomes the submission of Short Film FOLLOW THE ARROW from France directed by Marc saez

5th Banjara International Touring Film Festival welcomes the submission of Short Film THE TRAFFIC SEPARATING DEVICE from Sweden directed by Johan Palmgren

Synopsis: A traffic separating device is installed in the middle of Stockholm. It is supposed to keep normal cars away and only let buses pass. It turns into a disaster as normal cars continue to go there and hundreds of cars get destroyed every week. Tragic and funny situations occur and we follow the whole mess of human failures.

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Monday, 20 May 2019

5th Banjara International Touring Film Festival welcomes the submission of Short Film SEE THE MAN from Sweden directed by José Miguel Jiménez

Synopsis: 'See the Man' tracks the creation of their biggest project to date: a dance piece inspired by Swan Lake and choreographed by Maria Nilsson Waller. The film is a document of this process, narrated through the personal experiences and opinions of its protagonists. Focusing on the two weeks from OFK’s last match of the season (and it's triumphant ascend to Swedish first division) to the public presentation of their Tchaikovsky-fuelled dance performance, 'See the Man' is a testament to the bravery and a unique collision between arts and sports. 

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Sunday, 19 May 2019

5th Banjara International Touring Film Festival welcomes the submission of Short Film PORTRAITS OF MY MOTHER from Mexico directed by Tavo Ruiz

Synopsis: This is a documentary about my mother and the moment that changed her life. Through her narration, my mother confesses to me what she remembers from the moment she was raped as a child. By painfully recalling this traumatic event, she reflects on the sexual abuse of children and the scars that these events leave in a person's life.

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Friday, 17 May 2019

5th Banjara International Touring Film Festival welcomes the submission of Short Film PEOPLE OF THE WASTELAND from Syrian Arab Republic directed by Heba Khaled

Synopsis: People of the Wasteland is an experimental short-film in the first-person point of view depicting the clashes of Syrian fighters in the front line. In the chaos of war, the lines between right and wrong become blurred. This exclusive Go-Pro footage from inside war aims to remind us that in a territory where the landscape and the people are ephemeral because of war, only the camera can remain alive, and only the image of a certain moment can remain eternal.

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Thursday, 16 May 2019

5th Banjara International Touring Film Festival welcomes the submission of Short Film OLOWE AND I from Switzerland directed by Christina Ruloff

Synopsis: His first “Olowe" was a fake, but by then art dealer Jean David had already fallen in love with Yoruba artist Olowe of Ise (1875 - 1938). But how can one distinguish between „real“ and „fake“ art in African art? David takes us onto a journey into an unknown universe full of beautiful contradictions.