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Why Are You Image Plus?

A comedy that dances with spirituality and satirizes the Catholic religion, in which a girl, who has since died, takes drastic measures to be able to speak with her grandmother.

2023, 9'

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Work Liberates?

A film-essay that poses the demolishing question, overshadowed by the concentration camps of Nazi Germany, about the liberating power of work to figures like Paulo Varela Gomes, António Vaz Pinto, Paulo Borges, Agostinho da Silva, Herman José, Irmãos Catita, among others.

1993, 25'

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Workers Leaving the Factory

The German director is dedicated to creating a film in which he collects images of “factory exits” over the course of many films that expand many decades and travel across multiple countries. Whether staged or documentary, Farocki looks at how cinema sees this moment of limbo.

1995, 36'

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Workers Leaving the Factory (again)

The power of a mass of workers, the vast majority women, when they leave a factory, and which slowly but inevitably, resembles a resistance movement. They’re leaving at night; will they go safely? What bargaining power could this human mass have?

Katharina Gruzei

2012, 11'

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Workers Leaving the Factory (Dubai)

The factory being left is a construction site populated by a huge number of Southeast Asian laborers who build skyscrapers with the mechanical precision that befits a neo-Fordist ideology.

2008, 8'

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Workers Leaving the Googleplex

A damning critique of the social stratification at Google workers and the layers of privilege offered to some but not others.

Andrew Norman Wilson

2011, 11'

European Short Film Network

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ya nadie cabe en este mundo, y menos el

A personal and chaotic diary that jumps between memories, space, and time to show us the streets of Mexico City in December 2022.

Austria / Mexico

2023, 3'

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You Have to Come and See It

COMPETITION A couple who have found a house near Madrid receive another couple, friends, who have come to see their new house and spend the afternoon. The conversation is pleasant and the film touches on normal themes around the first steps into adulthood, like the things that change when new human beings arrive in the world, and the things that remain, like the companions of a lifetime. A film that begs to be seen.

2022, 64'

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Yuku And The Himalayan Flower

Yuku heard stories about the Himalayan flower and now that she realizes her grandmother is going to leave, she decided to try and find the flower with eternal light. That way, her grandmother will always have a guiding light (better than the blind mole she’s going with). Until she finds it, she will have a long journey — through the meadow, through the forest, and even through the sewer — but will find many friends along the way.

Arnaud Demuynck, Rémi Durin

Belgium / France / Switzerland

2022, 62'