Friday 17th | 2.00pm | Kino Cinema

Love Me Or Leave Me Alone

Duane Hopkins

England | 2003 | 15mins | 35mm | Colour

A young boy, a young girl. Against the backdrop of the countryside they try to understand and express their feelings for each other. A study in the articulations and limitations of first love.

Bomb!

Thomas Aigelsreiter

Austria | 2002 | 4mins | Beta | Black & White

An anonymous man watches from the airport roof as an aeroplane takes off. Inside, the plane's black box is carrying a terrible secret- a ticking digital clock, approaching zero.

My Body
Kroppen Min

Margreth Olin

Norway | 2002 | 26mins | 35mm | Colour | Subtitled

A naked self-portrait.

Post Mark Lick

Sonia Bridge

England/Canada | 2002 | 4mins | 35mm | Colour

Explores the materiality of the postage stamp, which bears the fleeting narratives of postcards. Collecting stamps from friends and family divided by geographical, personal or global history seems a bygone pastime. Exposed directly on to film, with no digital manipulation.

By Heart
Le Bout Des Doigts

Nicolas Birkenstock

France | 2002 | 21mins | 35mm | Colour | Subtitled

Martin is selected to recite a poem at the school fair. His father is whole-heartedly involvedŠ

The Paddock

Peter Carstairs

Australia | 2003 | 4mins | 35mm | Colour

One afternoon, in a picture perfect setting, a young farmer recalls his life growing up on the farm. But things are never what they seem. Beneath the surface lies a world of pain and isolation with no one, it seems, to talk to.

First Scream
Premier Crí

Xavier Mussel

France | 2002 | 9mins | 35mm | Black & White | Subtitled

A dehumanised businessman lures a prostitute home with himŠ

Harvie Krumpet

Adam Elliot

Australia | 2003 | 23mins | 35mm | Colour

Harvie Krumpet is the biography of an ordinary man seemingly cursed with extraordinary bad luck.