Hết is a 20-minute short film that uses archive footage, digital and film footage to tell a cross-section of the life of Ho Chi Minh: president of Vietnam and symbol of its independence. Ho Chi Minh changed many identities, held the most menial jobs and traveled the world. The film is a work about representation and iconography, following the immanence of an image in the places where it is evoked. In this case it is the image of a historical character, which is diluted in images of the past and present of those places that he contributed to modifying.
Some young music lovers are invited to talk about their musical passions. In the process, they end up reflecting on how music impacts their lives in different ways.
“An aspiring journalist, and her reluctant friend, are on the hunt for her big break; however, things take a lethal turn when she is confronted with the ugly truth.”
A middle-aged gay couple resign themselves to a cheap motel in the midst of Manila's Christmas nighttime rush. Later, a lost present is found in the hands of a younger, mysterious stranger.
Kabuki resides in a male body they don't recognize. In search of identity, they awaken their soul. They are nourished by the world. In the impermanence of the material body, they transcend.
Concerned about London’s nighttime safety, this documentary explores people’s experiences on their nightly journey home, whilst taking an in depth look at the phone hotline service Strut Safe.
How did Denmark get involved in the Iraq War in 2003? Cultural sociologist Jørgen Andersen is on a mission. Armed with humor, a pointer and an overhead projector, he uncovers how two men and 100 lies turned Denmark into a warring nation. A satirical theater monologue by Jens Kløft with actor Peter Larsen in the role of Jørgen Andersen.
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