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Inside a tiny centenary shop, next to the big square of the borough happen successive misunderstandings and cunning games

“SURVIVING – Memoirs of the Future” is a film of speculative archaeology. The film stages the silent invasion of a higher alien civilization in Lombardy — not as science fiction, but as an inevitable destiny, a “sack of Milan” in which territory, memory, bodies and imagination are progressively occupied, emptied and rewritten. Ayerle, pioneer of artificial intelligence, transforms an award-winning imagery (ExperimentoBio, MEM Festival Bilbao), born in Milan and Bergamo, bending it to glitches and visions generated by AI. The result is fragile audiovisual artifacts, yes, but full of an epic banality, a desperate love and a tragic imperfection. When Ayerle's photographic electrocutions for this dystopian cycle saw the light in 2017, they appeared to most as the erratic delirium of a heretical artist, untied from all custom. Institutional consecration then took inexorable vigor from 2020 onwards, when the pandemic ripped open the veil, revealing to the world that the impossible could become tangible reality. In our 2026 the surreal glitch appears as the last possible form of truth of a world that has lost all sense of reality.

In eighteenth century Ireland, a landlord murders his wife to inherit her family estate. His crime is witnessed by a witch who plots a terrible vengeance against him.

After an explosion in his kitchen, a man receives an unexpected visit from two unknown women who claim to be there to celebrate his birthday—but in reality, they have come for the day of his final judgment, to make him confess that he killed his mother.

A journey through classic techno, classic classical, and classic classics. Join in and watch the stars. Watch grand baroque. And fall in love with Genoa. Watch Genoamore, a short film by Matthias Keysermann, that is more than a tiramisu pistaccio bowl with a hazelnut espresso, more than sundried clothes with a fresh breeze of wind blowing through, more than a row of colourful Vespas with polished chromey exhausts reflecting the Mediterranean sun, and clearly more than just a day full of rich impressions in a vibrant city. Forty minutes of precisely crafted iPhone footage showcasing the traditional and the contemporary: architecture, vehicles, people!

"Lovebirds" is a short film that explores the aftermath of a collapsed relationship between Masoud and his beloved fiancée Maniya. Their love affair was based on sadomasochistic tendencies and childish mischiefs that kept the flame of their love burning. But when the girl unexpectedly ends the relationship and leaves without a word, Masoud is left in a state of mourning, struggling to accept the end of their love and move on...

A skyscraper windshield wiper encounters a strange occurrence on a dull work day and dissatisfied with repetitive work every day

Two coworkers' lives change in an instant when the elevator falls.

Five friends are driven to violent depravity when they awaken a vengeful spirit in the desert.

A lonely college student discovers a mutant fetus under his kitchen sink.

A woman with depersonalization-derealization disorder relives her trauma as she recounts her life story.

"As the Earth Turns" (Unreleased 1938 film, available for the first time in 80 years!) Current list of Festivals, Awards and Nominations: http://edhartmanmusic.com/news/update:__festival_and_winners_list_as_the_earth_turns/ (Note: 5.1 Surround available for theatrical showing) In 1937, in Seattle, a twenty-year old budding filmmaker using his own equipment, had already created 58 plays and 9 never released, award-winning films. This director would go on to work for Disney Studios, and direct and edit a 1950 Academy Award Documentary. Richard H. Lyford’s films have developed a following among film-historians, since his early “amateur” films are some of the first “indie” films ever created outside of Hollywood. Lyford experimented with special effects, and models, and was becoming an excellent director. His final, and most challenging, film of this era was “As the Earth Turns”, his screenplay based on "The Man Who Rocked the Earth" by Arthur Train and Robert Williams Wood, 1915.. It was filmed in the Pacific Northwest, in and around Seattle. “As the Earth Turns”, is presented for the first time after 80 years of development! To finish his vision, a professionally mixed orchestral soundtrack, by NW film composer, Ed Hartman has been added to the presentation. “As the Earth Turns” is a 45 minute, sci-fi film that foresaw WWII, future-technology, climate change, and the extreme need for peace, as the world was drifting back into world war again. The main character, “PAX” (“Peace” in Latin), is played by Lyford, himself, a scientist who desperately wants peace. He uses climate changing science to keep mankind from war. The lead actors are both male and female. The lead actress, Barbara Berger (AKA Barbara Berjer) portrays a hard working newspaper reporter. Her strong character, “Julie Weston” leads the hunt for the villain all the way to the end of the film. Berger had a long career on Broadway and television (ironically including “As the World Turns”). The acting is dramatic, professional and realistic. Lyford used early homemade FX including controlled dynamite explosions and miniature models similar to those used in “Flash Gordon” (1936 Serial). His make-up work was excellent (he loved Lugosi and horror films) and his framing of the picture is mature and developed. Lyford was very capable of directing his acting troupe, as well. A legendary location in Seattle, “Gasworks” was used for PAX’s lair. The film has similar themes to “Things to Come”(1936), “In Like Flint” (1967), and even a little “Austin Powers” (1997). Some of the dialogue seems to come out of the TV series “Star Trek” (1966), and even “Dr. Strangelove”(1964). The film was shot in B&W, but the last scene was shot color for dramatic purpose, foreshadowing “Wizard of Oz” in 1939.  “As the Earth Turns” is an example of a true “indie” film, completely shot outside of Hollywood. It is an amazing educational film for any filmmaker to learn from. This filmmaking had no sophisticated technology available. It has multiple-exposure sequences (including a very professional title sequence), “day for night” shooting, simple transitions, and intense editing between live action and miniature model sequences. Richard Lyford did his best with very limited resources. This film is a great lesson for anyone in media creation, today.

Won Best Director and Best Actor at the Avalon Film Festival. Won Best Mobile Short At The Pegasus Film Awards. Semi Finalist at Indie Short Fest and Cal Film Festival. Finalist at Cine Vista Oasis Film Awards. Honorable Mention at Absurd Film Festival.

"A Piece of Work is Man" A soldiers last call of duty. ARMAND plays a dangerous game with his past, CAMILLE, and GENERAL BLAIZE in Paris, and his nemesis PERRY, to grab a secure future for humanity. Armand is an old soldier retired in Australia, his old lover Camille has been sent on an urgent mission to deal with him on orders from General Blaize. Camille while in Melbourne Australia has procured the services of Perry, after a failed attempt of raining in the rogue Armand by Perry 6 years ago. Perry, an old soldier who served with Armand in 1994, has his own demons to grapple with. Armand exposes the bad choices from mens egos, war, and, his own shocking past with some serious psychological and PTSD issues. More importantly he is a very dangerous anti hero who is attempting to make all of us aware to reshape our thinking as a species, or; be prepared to be wiped out as a species, but more than that. LOVE & ART, that is what makes us human, that is LIFE. To make Governments accountable, and to give the people a voice. For us to truly realise some sacrifices have to be made for LOVE & ART. The true course of the Anti-Hero is; sacrifice himself for humanity...

A love letter to 1980's horror films, FLICKER follows a young adult (David) and his discovery of an ancient chain-shut chest containing a chant that awakens an ancient evil boogeyman known as ''HEISH'' the demon! An ''ART-HOUSE'' horror short film, Creating a sinister atmosphere with frightful visuals to bring to you a film that serves as an experience! We dare you to look....

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A woman couldn't carry the grief after losing her loved one. With no support from the outside world, she attempts to deal with the loss herself. To do that, she embarks on a journey to gather elements needed to rejoin with her lover.

A brief mockumentary about "placed news" and indirect advertising in the media that many viewers and readers are probably not even aware of. Produced by a crew of 1...written, acted and filmed by Mike Meier (with a little help from his 2 dogs).

In Ladakh a remote area of the Himalayas in northern India, two sisters struggle with the onset of separation. As the story unfolds we slowly discover a lost world where development and ...

Love Hotel is about how we can find strength in strangers and how fleeting encounters can have a deep influence in our lives.

This is an interview with a former band aid (not groupie) who is seeking sponsorship's and credit for her powers as a rock and roll muse

under every garden, lies a ritual. within this ritual, a blaq flora grieves for their long lost flowers & a desire to create forever blooms. created by elijah jamal asani & shot/edited by Jonathan Woods, ",,, so thee lilac never wilt alone ,,," is a short film accompaniment to the experimental album "ephemerals' forever(s)" by ẹ̀bà.

Our Earth was once inhabited by many bold, violent and selfish gods, but one day, a god no one had ever seen before, so much powerful, came down from the sky and punished them all!!! Only the oldest ones managed to escape... but once they were caught, He trapped 'em in a limbo, a palce called "the hall of the time and the doors". Each of them was locked inside of a mistic mirror, and they could've returned to our world every 50 years only, with the help of otherworldly forces, and with the blood and the tears of an eternal individual, on their quest to a new body able to accept their immortal spirit... so they could've GET THEIR REVENGE!!!]

“Più in alto” portrays events taken from the lives of 4 teenagers, whose stories mix with what happens in their hometown. 10 years later the characters meet in that place where they used to spend their time as teenagers. This is a reflection about time flowing by, melancholy and the attempt to improve yourself setting your goals higher and higher.