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International Shorts Programme 5
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| Tuesday 11th | 2.30pm | Kino Cinema | 104mins |
| Museum Piece (Hotel
Diaries 2) John Smith England, Germany | 2004 | 12mins | Beta | Colour While the Iraq war continues, a day's sightseeing and the features of a German hotel provoke a stream of thoughts about events large and small. The second of the director's Hotel Diaries series. |
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| When We Were Punk Quand Nous Etions Punk Pascal Rambert France | 2004 | 16mins | 35mm | Colour Without a word, two lovers briefly unite in a room in an airport hotel. Their two bodies re-find each other in a ritual of love. The sensual choreography is intensified by their imminent separation. |
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| Autobiographical Scene
Number 6882 Scen Nr: 6882 Ur Mitt Liv Ruben Östlund Sweden | 2005 | 9mins | 35mm | Colour | Subtitled A thirty-year-old man celebrates midsummer's eve by making his friends come and watch as he is going to jump from a very high bridge into the sea. |
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| Dust Toz H Fatih Kizilgök Turkey | 2005 | 14mins | 35mm | Colour | Subtitled Vignettes from an extraordinary but imperfect life that a couple created for themselves. Defaulting our outsider advantage of clear vision, we find ourselves in a dust cloud that Osi and her lover struggle in. |
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| Milk Peter Mackie Burns Scotland | 2004 | 10mins | 35mm | Colour A secretive young woman must bathe her estranged grandmother. Things are awkward between them until a small stalker makes himself known. Golden Bear Award - International Short Film, 55th Berlinale |
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| Motion Report Hi8 Raport Verica Patrnogic Serbia & Montenegro 2004 | 17mins | Beta | Colour | Subtitled A young girl is trying to figure out what's going on. There're people I can't bear to look at, the fewer are those I love. |
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| Throwing Stones (Hotel Diaries 3) John Smith England, Switzerland | 2004 | 11mins | Beta | Colour As the camera looks out through a barred window in a Swiss city, the death of Yasser Arafat provides the starting point for a journey back in time. The third in the Hotel Diaries series. |
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