Shorts Program 2
New Directors/New Films 2018
March 28 - April 8, 2018
The irreverent, melancholic, and transgressive impulses of youth collide in this program of four films, each set within its own impeccably crafted, hermetic world.
Q&As with Sam Kuhn & Carlos Conceição
The irreverent, melancholic, and transgressive impulses of youth collide in this program of four films, each set within their own fully realized, hermetic world.
Copa-Loca
Christos Massalas, Greece, 2017, 14m
Greek with English subtitles
New York Premiere
Teeming with sensational images and absurd dialogue, Christos Massalas’s irreverent coming-of-age story follows a young woman eluding adulthood at an abandoned Greek resort.
After School Knife Fight
Caroline Poggi & Jonathan Vinel, France, 2017, 21m
French with English subtitles
New York Premiere
Four bandmates prepare for the departure of their lead singer in this melancholy 16mm snapshot of youthful longing.
Möbius
Sam Kuhn, USA, 2017, 15m
New York Premiere
Following the death of her boyfriend, a teenage girl drifts through her days in a haze of memory in this eerie and atmospheric high school tale.
Bad Bunny / Coelho Mau
Carlos Conceição, Portugal/France, 2017, 30m
Portuguese with English subtitles
North American Premiere
This impeccably crafted, fabulist work—a beguiling cross between bestiary and family drama—concerns a voyeuristic young man’s plot to punish his mother’s lover and satisfy a forbidden urge.
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