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Program in Film and Video:
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| Practice by Cara King 2006, 9 min. Practice deals with dual conflicts. The story follows the struggle of a young sumo wrestler who is physically exhausted by a senior wrestler over the course of one practice. At thes ame time, a divergence in the structure becomes reflective of a personal transition from tourist to filmmaker. | |
| Everything Beautiful & Lofty by Jesse Hassinger 2006, 10 min. The meeting place between the jagged edge and the supple curve embody the violence and beauty inherent in humanity in this examination of life. | |
| Stories of a Promised Land by Alina Skrzeszewska 2006, 11 min. Part one of an essay film about various utopias. | |
| Buffalo by Thorbjorg Jonsdottir 2006, 1 min. 30 sec. | |
| Self Portrait 2 by Lin Qiu 2006, 3 min. Self portrait. | |
| Intermittent Delight by Akosua Adoma Owusu 2006, 5 min. An experimental short using documentary, found footage, and West African batik. | |
| Intracorp (Part One) by John Paul Sawan 2006, 5 min. An investigator of bodies suddenly finds himself trapped. | |
| The Tropic of Faxafloi by Apolonia Panagopoulos 2006, 12 min. A girl living at the edge of the desert finds a mysterious postcard from Iceland. Feeling out of place where she is, she begins to fixate on the idea of moving to Iceland. However, when she arrives, she discovers home is not there, either. | |
| Kabir Song by Anal Shah 2006, 5 min. Kabir Song is based on the life of 14th century Indian mystic and poet, Kabir, who was most famous for his songs scorning religious affiliation. His life and death is surrounded by legends, where it is still unclear whether he was a Muslim or a Hindu. The camera follows a similar mystic as he walks the streets of Varanasi, a northern Indian city, singing the songs of Kabir. | |
| Bolero by Marcel Wepper 2006, 12 min. This piece is about hysteria, the hypnotic power of commercialism and its persuasive nature. Every shot, minus the first few and last one, are reaction shots of the studio audience. They have not been rearranged or repeated and each one was included in the show's original broadcast. |