International Shorts Program I

Various
Part of

56th New York Film Festival

September 28 - October 14, 2018

This program features Yalda Afsah’s Tourner, Martin DiCicco’s Here There Is No Earth, Hu Bo’s Man in the Well, Laura Huertas Millán’s jeny303, João Vladimiro’s Anteu.

DIRECTOR
Various
RUNTIME
72 minutes

Q&As with Martin DiCicco and João Vladimiro on September 29 & 30

Tourneur
Yalda Afsah, Germany, 2018, 15m
U.S. Premiere
Yalda Afsah’s nonverbal documentary beholds the strange, subtly tense proceedings of a bullfight in the south of France, in which young men confront the animal inside the arena.

Here There Is No Earth
Martin DiCicco, USA/Turkey, 2018, 6m
Turkish with English subtitles
North American Premiere
A testimony about a shepherd’s fatal encounter at the Turkish-Armenian border provides a haunting perspective on the countries’ physical and invisible lines of separation.

Man in the Well / Jing li of ren
Hu Bo, China, 2017, 16m
Mandarin with English subtitles
U.S. Premiere
Desperation and ruin pervade this unsettling short from the late novelist-turned-filmmaker Hu Bo (An Elephant Sitting Still), in which two starving children encounter a dead body.

jeny303
Laura Huertas Millán, Colombia/France, 2018, 7m
Spanish with English subtitles
North American Premiere
Footage of an abandoned Bauhaus-style building accompanies confessionals from Jeny, a self-described living work of art, in this fleeting meditation on architecture and biography.

Anteu
João Vladimiro, Portugal/France, 29m
Portuguese with English subtitles
North American Premiere
This vividly stylized and formally audacious work from Portuguese director João Vladimiro follows the life of a young man as he gradually becomes the last living person of his village.

International Shorts Program I
International Shorts Program I
International Shorts Program I
International Shorts Program I

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