Tuesday 14th | 2.00pm | Kino Cinema

I'm A Star!

Stefan Stratil

Austria | 2002 | 6mins | 35mm | Colour

A lonely man, a cigarette, a hotel hallway - this is the setting for an ironic take on Sinatra lore.

A Room With A View In The Financial District

Carola Dertnig

Austria, USA | 2003 | 5mins | Beta | Colour

Made in June 2001, this film tells the story of several months that the artist spent living in the World Trade Centre in New York when she was invited to become part of an artist-in-residence program.

Olive

Neasa Hardiman

Ireland | 2003 | 11mins | Beta | Colour | Subtitled

A romance set in a girls school. Deirdre is 15 and lonely until her classmate Olive teaches her how to smoke and takes her shoplifting. Then they get drunk and Deirdre loses her new friend ... but finds herself.

Wrong Number Phone Message

Bruce Alcock

Canada | 2003 | 2mins | 35mm | Colour

Stop-motion animated to the voice-over of a wrong number phone message. We are taken into Canada's Northwest using the medium of junk, doilies, apple pie, toy tractors, monkeys, photocopies, berries and papier-mâché.

Worst Case Scenario

John Smith

England | 2003 | 18mins | Beta | Colour and Black & White

Worst Case Scenario starts out as a series of still photographs depicting daily life on a Viennese street corner. But as Sigmund Freud casts his long shadow across the city, the static world slowly and subtly comes to life and an increasingly improbable chain of events and relationships start to emerge.

Rave Against The Machine

James Harvey, Richard Rudy, Stevan Riley, Holly Lubbock

England | 2002 | 24mins | Beta | Colour and Black &White | Subtitled

During the Bosnian conflict in the 1990s, the population of Sarajevo spent almost four years under siege. This is the story of how a troubled group of friends strove to keep their sanity through the music they made; parties they organised and the radio they broadcast.

Dad's Clock

Dik Jarman

Australia | 2002 | 7mins | Beta | Colour

A hand-made timber clock becomes the centrepiece of a son's touching tribute to his late father.

Coming Down The Mountain

James Ponsoldt

USA | 2002 | 24mins | 35mm | Colour

Strangely alone, worlds apart in their Appalachian home, a father and son both seek escape - but the mountain may hold only dead ends.