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All hanging, dancing, hopping at the border line feminism or chauvinism? Your opinion needs to have a spine! Does hating brings equality Or was #metoo only one gender in totality? Does addressing a girl as…
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Read Poetry: THE FISHERMAN, by Robin McNamara
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The sea swelled and splashed Against the hull of the boat With its green net mountain Disappearing into foaming waters The fisherman’s hope and security An old sea dog salted And weather beaten from…
Read Poetry: RUDIMENTS OF BROKEN MUSIC, by Olabisi Abiodun Akinwale
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To write a dirge Is to burn without a touch of fire . A raven perched on my window last night -it came with a song, named after your brothers -and with echoes of…
2017 Experimental Short Films at Festival (July to December)
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List of EXPERIMENTAL Short Films that were showcased at the festival for the second half of 2017. Click the links and watch the Audience FEEDBACK videos, plus learn more about the films. WE WERE SWIMMING, 3min, UK, Art/SurrealWATCH Audience FEEDBACK NO STRINGS ATTACHED, 5min, USA, Music…
HIGHLIGHTS & VIDEOS: Experimental/Music Video Festival – December 28, 2017
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AUDIENCE FESTIVAL AWARDS Best Film: KILLING US SOFTLY Best Performances: YOU Best Cinematography: IN SEARCH OF REVERENCE Best Music: The music from A FOREST Watch Audience FEEDBACK Videos: ORACLE, 3min., USA, Music Video WATCH Audience FEEDBACK YOU, 10min., Portugal, Experimental WATCH Audience FEEDBACK KILLING US SOFTLY, 5min., Australia, Music Video…
Interview with the film team of the short film CHRISTINE (Jessica Adler, Kate Montgomery, Stephanie Serra)
CHRISTINE was the winner of BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY at the December 2017 LGBT FEEDBACK Film Festival. 1. What motivated you to make this film? We wanted to tell a story that highlighted the idea that you can be yourself, even if you don’t have words to describe it yet. We wanted to paint an image of… Continue reading Interview with the film team of the short film CHRISTINE (Jessica Adler, Kate Montgomery, Stephanie Serra)
Interview with Filmmaker Will Kim (GLORIOUS VICTORY)
GLORIOUS VICTORY played to rave reviews at the December 2017 Experimental FEEDBACK Film Festival. Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Will Kim: Two things motivated me. The 2016 Presidential Election between Trump and Clinton. When I saw them exchanging many pointless arguments to achieve one thing without being aware of the surrounding… Continue reading Interview with Filmmaker Will Kim (GLORIOUS VICTORY)
Interview with Filmmaker Adriano Curci (A FOREST)
A FOREST was the winner of BEST MUSIC at the December 2017 Experimental FEEDBACK Film Festival. Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Adriano Curci: A Forest was born out of my love for The Cure and the mind blowing experience that was discovering that song, the short film is based on it.… Continue reading Interview with Filmmaker Adriano Curci (A FOREST)
Interview with Animator/Filmmaker Susan Shulman (PURRS AND ‘OL MAN BLUES)
PURRS AND ‘OL MAN BLUES was the winner of BEST MUSIC at the December 2017 Animation FEEDBACK Film Festival. Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Susan Painter: I have a love of music especially the blues and it was inspired by the actual musician Jack Dappa from New York City. I heard… Continue reading Interview with Animator/Filmmaker Susan Shulman (PURRS AND ‘OL MAN BLUES)
Interview with Animation Filmmaker Ina Conradi (CHRYSALIS)
CHRYSALIS was the winner of BEST ANIMATION at the December 2017 Animation FEEDBACK Film Festival. Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Ina Conradi: The idea for Chrysalis started in 2014. I have followed up the abstract and surreal structure of my earlier war film Elysian Fields (2013) and continued developing the story… Continue reading Interview with Animation Filmmaker Ina Conradi (CHRYSALIS)
