Jérôme Schlomoff, France, 2006, Français, 35mm, 21’
paraisofilms(at)libertysurf.fr
This film shows New York as a devastated world after an upheaval.  Filmed with a homemade camera 35mm camera, the city seems broken, abandoned

Unknown, Allemagne/USA, 2005, anglais & allemand, 35mm, 4’
www.felderfilm.de
info(at)felderfilm.de
In an old celluloid film box from the estate of Jack Goldstein, there is a super8 footage from which place, time and authorship cannot be dated.

Telemach Wiesinger & Wolfgang, Allemagne, 2004, sans dialogue, 35mm, 15’
www.telemach-wiesinger.de
info(at)telemach-wiesinger.de
This film is a poem about the sea and a visual invitation to contemplate the landscape made of waves along the coastline with a Misato Mochizuki’s soundtrack.

Kerry Laitala, USA, 2005,  sans dialogue, 16mm, 20’
www.othercinema.com/klaitala
klaitala(at)yahoo.com
Kerry Laitala compresses time and expands light refractions to teeter between frantic and frozen moments revealing the filmmaking process to be a solitary endeavor of intimate tactility.

Marie Losier, USA, 2006, sans dialogue, 16mm, 9’
www.marielosier.net
mlosier(at)yahoo.com
A giant pot is landing from the sky and 20 winsome damsels are landing on planet earth with 280 pounds of spaghetti. A battle for sauce and survival ensues.

Steve Party / Karène Lefèbre, Canada, 2005, sans dialogue, vidéo, 7’
spatry(at)caramail.com
Imbrogilio is an  homage to beauty and sexuality.  A crude and lyric poem that will transport you in a floating, sensual and wild universe.

Fabienne Gautier, France, 2004, sans dialogue, vidéo, 7’
gautier.fabienne(at)free.fr
An super8 improvised walk through Paris at night.