IFFF revisited: Short Film Programme
The short-film programme IFFF Revisited: Rhythm in Chaos – the Archive in Motion delves into the festival’s archive. The focus of this film programme is on archive material that can be re-read and interpreted in a new and different way in light of our current reality.
Swinguerra
Bárbara Wagner, Benjamin de Burca
Swinguerra is all about self-empowerment. The film’s immensely strong and positive portrayal of BIPOC and the queer community, especially trans […]
Club Q: The Legendary Dance Party for Women
Kristen Wolf
It all started back in the 1980s. Avid DJ Page Hordel assembled a collective of spirited girlfriends, and together they […]
Black Bus Stop
Claudrena N. Harold, Kevin Jerome Everson
This film pays tribute to the Black Bus Stop, an informal yet iconic meeting spot for Black students on the […]
Jackson/Marker 4am
Ruth Beckermann
Early hours of the morning in Jackson in the US state of Mississippi. Someone with a dress pulled on over […]
Genderless Jellyfish
Coral Short
Coral Short’s Genderless Jellyfish, shot in an aquarium in Vancouver, might seem a misfit for our film programme. It’s based […]
Blind Date | MAMA
Catrine Val
Blind Date | MAMA portrays the intimate relationship between internationally acclaimed dancer Andrius Strakele and his blind mother. We watch […]
Human Radio
Miranda Pennell
Human Radio by Miranda Pennell, from 2002, could just as easily have been shot in 2020. The short film is […]
