Category: BRL Experimental

Original Film Title: Dark Forces

Directors Name: Anna Jordan Project

Writers Name: Anna Jordan Project

Producer: Anna Jordan Project

Country of Origin: Germany

Country of Filming: Germany

Language: No

Runtime: 3 min 42 sec

Film Description: 

Dark Forces is the music video of the track Dark Forces on the album “Hybrid Dimension II.”

Original Film Title: Checkpoint Berlin

Directors Name: Dimitris Kravvaritis

Writers Name:  Dimitris Kravvaritis

Producer: Dimitris Kravvaritis (Red John Visuals)

Country Of Origin: Greece

Country Of Filming: Germany

Language: English

Runtime: 1 Min 37 Sec

Film Description: 

“Checkpoint Berlin” is a travel film about the short journey of an imaginary observer in the streets of berlin, watching everything from a different point of view. While walking around, he becomes a witness to the alternative, multicultural, urban side of the city. Colorful graffities, monuments, street artists, open air markets, noisy streets with an intense vibe of freedom. that’s the spirit of berlin!

Original Film Title: We are all on the same bus 

Directors Name: Nuno Serrão

Writers Name: Nuno Serrão

Producer: urbanistas, Andreia Azevedo, Nuno Barcelos

Country of Origin: Portugal

Country of Filming: Portugal

Language: No

Runtime:  2 min

Film Description: 

We are all on the same bus, but some of us are more awake than others. If we consider Einstein’s space-time concept, we end up with an object where everything that happened and everything that will happen, is understood inside. Through it, we are driven by a vehicle, let’s call a bus, completely autonomous, that goes in a single direction, to the front, and has a single window, the rear. This vehicle, astronomer Arthur Eddington called The Arrow of Time. This idea, although depressingly deterministic, is difficult to ignore in view of the already proven plasticity of time, even when we consider Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle, where the act of observing something, alters its result. A concept that does not invalidate a deterministic Universe, rather, allows the Interpretation of Many Worlds by Hugh Everett, also known as Multiverse.

Original Film Title: EQUILIBRIST (Bauhaus Edition)

Directors Name:  Daniel Belton

Writers Name: Daniel Belton

Producer: Good Company Arts

Country of Origin: New Zealand

Country of Filming: New Zealand

Language: No

Runtime: 5 min 55 sec

Film Description: 

The theme of balance was an important one in Paul Klee’s art, and it was a subject which he also emphasised to his students during his time as a teacher at the Bauhaus. Several of his works feature a tightrope walker, and in a lecture Paul Klee stated; ‘The tightrope walker with his pole is a “symbol of the balance of forces.” He holds the forces of gravity in balance (weight and counterweight). He is a pair of scales.’ This film responds to and dialogues with Paul Klee’s lithograph “Der Seiltänzer”.