A synaesthetic essay film: Dystopic and anonymous stories merge in a collage of the disturbing social and political phenomena in times of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The global COVID-19 pandemic has changed human relationships. Archive material, 360° footage and artificially generated images are used to create a synaesthetic essay film about loneliness, insecurity and the increasing shift of our everyday life into the digital realm. Dystopic and anonymous stories merge in a collage of the disturbing social and political phenomena of our time.
Lars Rummel
Credits
Producer
Rodrigo Moreira
Production Company
Mundivagante Studio
Editor
Lui Avallos
Narrator
Lui Avallos, Agnese Riaudo, Filippo Stagnini, Jessica Menezes
Gisberta Salce was a Brazilian trans woman who was tortured for days and at last brutally murdered by 14 young men in Portugal in 2006. This film honours her memory.
Gisberta Salce, called Gis by her friends and family, was a Brazilian trans woman who was tortured for days and at last brutally murdered by 14 young men in Portugal in 2006. This 360° film keeps her memory alive and illuminates the horrific scale of this hate crime, uncovering systemic transphobia and advocating for justice and change.
An experimental animation that plays with the enigmatic shapes and colours of lab-grown crystals. Enlarged, arranged, and supported by a soundtrack, they become art.
This experimental animation shows the enigmatic shapes and colours of cultured crystals. Their production, once an indispensable basic process of material science and research, has lost its scientific usefulness today. But the beauty of the resulting objects has no expiry date. Enlarged, sorted and arranged, the crystals become art.