In the year that Wei Jiahuai graduates from college and enters the workplace, his relationship with his dependent mother Wei Yu seems to be on the verge of breaking.At this time, his mother Wei Yu is also embroiled in a campus red-handed sexual harassment case, in order to pull out the female students caught in the quagmire, his mother makes an unexpected move…
Icons but short lives Scottish Punk band the Skids burned bright when they hit the scene in the 1970s forty years later they are back and and they are still anrgy at a World on Fire.
“Soundtrack Your Life” is a short motion graphic film that blends 2D and 3D animation to explore how music can change and enrich our daily lives. The story follows a main character during her daily commute, showing how the world around her transforms into a lively and magical place as she loses herself in the music.
Set in 1156, “The Wizard and The Scholar” follows Elara, a powerless wizard, and Adelaide, a nomadic Moorish scholar, as they join forces with the legendary Robin Hood. Together, they embark on a thrilling quest to solve a mass murder and attempt to save the town of Rye, England from a sinister threat. This pioneering film is one of the first feature-length films to be created, nearly entirely, using artificial intelligence, giving us a glimpse at the coming sixth great age of filmmaking.
One of the hallmarks of the East Asian family is the controlling parent and the rebellious child, a violent collision that may result in great harm to one of them. Lin Yu is a very rebellious Asian girl who is always at odds with her controllingmother. Conflicts continue to accumulate, leading to Lin Yu’s complete disappointment with the family. Suddenly, she notices that something seems different about herself in the mirror…
A GAME OF MADNESS. A seemingly sweet but dangerously unhinged woman lures her latest obsession into a twisted game of psychological manipulation, where love, madness, and murder blur together in a chilling dance that no one may survive. As dark secrets emerge, the question begs who is truly behind the sinister events unfolding in their once-peaceful neighborhood. The film explores the thin line between love and obsession, showing how unchecked desires and hidden darkness within a person can lead to madness and destruction. It serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of losing oneself to obsession, the masks people wear, and how appearances can deceive, reminding us that true intentions often lurk beneath the surface, waiting to be uncovered.
Director Biography – Angela Andronache
Angela has a diverse educational background, having studied IT & Economics, Marketing, Fine Arts, Acting, Videography, and Photography. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law and a Master’s in Criminal Justice. Angela began her career as a Finance Negotiator for a company in the Netherlands before moving to the United States where she started a career in real estate acquisitions. Her passion for filmmaking stems from a deep desire to tell unique stories. She believes that strong emotions are powerful enough to convey compelling narratives. Growing up in a small town, Angela faced challenges that shaped her perspective, making her both intuitive and detail-oriented. Her extensive acting training, under various esteemed coaches, has given her insight into the actor’s craft, enabling her to direct with empathy and precision. She has a natural talent for understanding lighting, set design, and authentic performances, which she brings to life through careful analysis and attention. Born and raised in the Republic of Moldova, Angela is the daughter of an engineer father and a mother who was a professor of French and Russian. This background provided a strong foundation for her achievements. Beyond her professional life, Angela is committed to a healthy vegan lifestyle and enjoys yoga, meditation, biking, watching documentaries, listening to podcasts, painting, and filming. She also loves spending time with her entertaining parrots. Enthusiastic about the ocean, Angela enjoys surfing, paddle-boarding, snorkeling, free-diving, jet-skiing, boating, swimming, or simply spending a quiet day at the beach reading her favorite personal development books.
Awakening every day, accompanied by different emotions, it seems like I can always see others’ lives. Sometimes, I feel like I’m living in another parallel world, starting to prove my existence. Sharing everything I like—food, pets, scenery—on social media. I feel content, but realize I’m not living for myself. I want to escape the real world and immerse myself in the virtual world. There, I make friends and speak freely. Until facing reality again, I understand that escapism is not the solution. The fleeting satisfaction from likes and comments made me lost, losing focus in my life. I choose to balance the use of social media, cherishing real experiences and face-to-face interactions because life’s core lies in these real moments, not in the lost and indulgence of the virtual world.
This is a story about an 11th grader named Jeffery Ni. He once overcame his difficulties through rehabilitation, and he organized a concert called “One Less One.” While volunteering at a nursing home, he discovered the connection between the elderly and the children and decided to bring the two groups together through concerts, bringing moments of shared joy and hope.
ÑUÑUYACHIY breastfeeding with affection & care directed by Jose Miguel Soriano & Ricardo Macian.
In early 2009, the establishment of the first breast milk bank in Lima, Peru, began to take shape. This initiative involved the collaboration of researchers and healthcare professionals from the National Institute of Maternal Perinatal Health in Lima and the University of Valencia.
This documentary showcases the individuals who made it possible and provides a firsthand account of the experiences that enabled the implementation of this top-notch healthcare project.
The initiative has significantly contributed to enhancing maternal and perinatal health, ultimately improving the quality of life for Peruvian families and their infants
A Dead Lover Is Perfect dir by Haihong Lin.
Two middle-aged women, who haven’t met for over a decade, argued about a period of love affair and a lover in the year. Either of them firmly believed that she was the one that the man, who died of an accident over a decade ago, loved. And the reason that they argued about this matter is that either of them has been deeply buried in the mediocre life and completely lost themselves. They both lack love. Under seemingly usual dialogues, there is undercurrent life. It seems that you can see their whole life from it.
Pravas depicts the story of a little child named Tino (Shivam), who comes from an underprivileged family and lives in a small, remote village in Gujarat, India. His mother works as a maid, and his father works at building sites. The family is happy in their small world with whatever they have. One day a city guy comes to this village and tells Tino about how beautiful Ahmedabad is! Tino gets immediately drawn to this, because until today, Tino had never been to Ahmedabad City. Furthermore, while this was happening, the school organizes a tour of Ahmedabad; the cost is Rs. 800. Tino is ecstatic to visit Ahmedabad because it appears like his wishes have come true. A few unfortunate events lead Tino to decide against taking the tour because of his family issues and doesn’t go to Pravas. His friends and the class teacher all want him to join the school tour simultaneously. However, Tino is unshakeable about his choice. He gives out all the reasons for not attending Pravas. The agony of not going on the school trip becomes his inner journey (Pravas). Pravas is a captivating journey of a poor child.
Double Trouble is a 2D animated film based on a personal story about two sisters who went through rivalry, understanding, and reconciliation. Though tension built between them and erupted into big fights, they came to realize they could look out for each other and that their relationship is important.
Double Trouble is a 2D animated film based on a personal story about two sisters who went through rivalry, understanding, and reconciliation. Though tension built between them and erupted into big fights, they came to realize they could look out for each other and that their relationship is important.
Chinese prophecies directed by Shihyun Wang.
A quick but in-depth analysis on China’s top prophecies. A collection of five 5-minute videos for you to see from different angles.
Gazelle directed by Houshang Golmakani. After mysterious apprehension, disappearance of her fiancée, Farhad, a young sculptor named Parvaneh moves to a house in a far-flung corner in the north of Iran. The few occupants of this area all seem to have moved here from somewhere else, each carrying their own secrets, and she lives with the hope of some news from him even though she is not even sure if he is still alive. The only thing that makes her happy is reading Farhad’s favorite books, which she records and publishes as audio books. A call from a friend as well as the local gallerist informs Parvaneh that some people have been looking for her. At the end, Farhad comes to where Parvaneh lives. It is unclear how much time has passed and what he has been through, but by the time he gets to Parvaneh’s house – as a metaphor for the homeland – the place is an empty ruin, covered in dust.
BRAVE GIRLS (DHAKAD CHHORIYAAN) directed by Rajeev Ashok Bhatia, unfolds in Hisar city, Haryana, where a group of young women forge deep bonds within the walls of their hostel. Led by Mansi, they form an unnamed sisterhood dedicated to social change. When news of a heinous crime committed by a powerful politician rocks their community, they unite in solidarity. One rape victim, Rajni, tragically succumbs to the trauma, while the other, Pooja, seeks refuge among her hostel sisters. Determined to seek justice and protect the vulnerable, Mansi and her comrades launch a fearless campaign against the corrupt politician, facing threats and obstacles at every turn. However, as the legal process drags on, frustrations mount, and Pooja’s patience wears thin. In a final act of defiance, she confronts her assailant in a dramatic courtroom showdown, delivering justice on her own terms. Yet, victory comes at a devastating cost. BRAVE GIRLS (DHAKAD CHHORIYAAN) is a poignant tale of courage and sisterhood, showcasing the indomitable spirit of women in the face of adversity. Through their unwavering solidarity, they prove that even in the darkest of times, love, resilience and hope prevail.
Journey to Dreams：Precious Partners directed by Hang Yu.
“This film is an adaptation of a real story. DaYu had always aspired to be a director, but he faced misunderstanding from his family and teachers, except for his cousin Duoduo, who steadfastly supported him in chasing his dreams. Upon entering college, with encouragement from the college secretary and Duoduo, he passionately pursued his dream despite the challenges. Chasing dreams tests the soul. Starting a business required funding, but when his father refused, DaYu felt at a loss. Fortunately, at that time, he received a notice from the Red Cross that his bone marrow matched a leukemia patient. Without hesitation, DaYu selflessly donated his bone marrow and rejected his father’s suggestion of seeking financial gain. DaYu exchanged letters of encouragement with the patient over the years, experiencing success as well as pride in their friendship. Due to reminders from the patient and the college secretary, he rediscovered his original aspiration and reconciled with Duoduo. Together, they continued to build their own businesses and enjoy the entrepreneurial journey after graduation.”
Umbilical Cord directed by Ji Zhehan. A clone number 0921, who was sent to Kepler A, a few light years away from Earth, was hunted by the Regulators’ Hawks and Dogs because he wanted to escape back to Earth. During his escape, he is attacked by “cosmic pain” again and again, and he finally learns about his origins, and at the last moment of his life, he sends a signal to his own family and to the infinite universe.
Laid to Rest directed by Jay William Robinson.
It’s been 1 year since Luke’s death! His friends decide to put on a memorial in tribute of him, however things don’t go so smoothly. There is much blame and tension among the group over the cause of Luke’s death, and who is in fact responsible for what occurred that night.
Ancient Lands and Lives-Above the Grand Canyon Rims directed by Carol J. Amore
Ancient Lands & Lives- Above The Grand Canyon Rims is a high impact and fast-paced short Docu-music video that embraces Arizona’s Grand Canyon wildlife experience through versatile animal habitats and its resilient pinyon-juniper evergreen trees on the Canyon’s Rims. Its vast colorful canyon rock formations reveal layers in geological time, dramatic thunderstorms with rising cloud formations, dark night skies (Milky Way Galaxy visible) and sacred tribal lands. The emmy-award-winning composer-electric violin performer for this music video, Mark Wood, original member of the Trans-Siberian Orchestra, played his unique seven-stringed viper electric violin like a series of high-powered symphonic movements interpreting the Grand Canyon, portraying wildlife behaviors and reaching up into its ever-changing skies. His music inspires one’s spirit. Elusive Grand Canyon predator families includes mountain lions, bobcats, wolves, coyotes, gray foxes and even birds of prey ( American eagle, Golden eagles, Red-tailed hawks, Peregrine falcons). Resident desert Bighorn sheep, mule deer and other wildlife are also part of the Canyon’s eco-system. These wildlife are often portrayed in Hopi stone wall petroglyphs thousands of years old. In the Hopi culture, the animal Kachinas (Ka means “respect”, china means “spirit”) have been used as the introduction to Film Chapters within this Docu-music video to create an interpretative window into their world. The Hopi craftsman carves each animal to represent its unique physical characteristics. Just like a compass each animal is viewed as a guardian to the North, South, East and West. Mountain Lions- Guardians of the North (intuitive, resourcefulness, fearless protector) American Badgers- Guardians of the South (fierce, tenacious, tough to fight off larger predators) Wolves- Guardians of the East (cunning protectors and alpha leaders in a social pack) Black Bears-Guardians of the West (strength, power and wisdom). Sky Bird Kachinas of the American Eagle and Great-Horned Owl are also present. Filming the Grand Canyon from space, high resolution drones, 4K video cameras, special time-lapse dramatic night sky filming over the Canyon Rims and even advanced earth-penetrating Lidar technologies were used to create original high resolution images within this Docu-music video. New James Webb telescope discoveries were also integrated within this production. These inspiring views add significant visual excitement and intrigue for audiences. The collaborative work of many talented professional experts in this Docu-music-video gave tremendous innovative efforts to inspire visitors in the current and future preservation of the Grand Canyon area.
Maya directed by Julia Verdin
Maya directed by Julia Verdin.
15-year-old Maya is being raised in a household stricken by her father’s abandonment. Her mom Camila’s boyfriend, Diego, is an abuser who takes advantage of Camila, stealing her money and landing her in the hospital. When Maya is followed on social media by a seemingly nice guy named Ray, she begins to chat with him about her chaotic life. Ray and Maya start meeting up in person, and he quickly becomes her confidant and eventually encourages Maya to run away with him. Maya slowly begins to realize he has another agenda when he starts using her to make money and starts being set up for appointments with his “clients”, being brought along to various hotels and motels with his other girl Kayla. Meanwhile, her mother Camila, falls into despair after losing her daughter and overdoses. She agrees to get sober in order to get her daughter back. However, the trauma that Maya has been through does not make her return as easy as Camila had hoped. Ray is determined not to lose his money-making asset while Camila is intent on not losing her daughter ever again. Can Camila help Maya get back on her feet, or will Maya be forever lost to the dark world she has fallen prey to?
Bake It Till You Make It directed by Jason Taglieri (Part 2).
Dayna Altman let’s the world into her recovery process and how she found baking to be her best conversation starter.
Now she has started a movement to live authentically, speak openly and bake bravely and influenced and inspired many lives by doing so.
Part 3.
The film’s central theme is the condescending attitude of a simple civil servant towards high-ranking government officials. The short film was based on Anton Chekhov’s “Death of a Civil Servant” story. The film’s main character, a man, sneezes in a concert hall and puts a high-ranking official in an embarrassing situation. Despite apologizing, the main character feels a slavish fear that ultimately proves fatal to the man’s life.
The Unseen Crisis_ Vaccine Stories You Were Never Told directed by Gede Widnyana. Some who took vaccine with the noblest of intentions experienced unexpected debilitating aftereffects. Instead of compassion, they were met with skepticism; instead of being helped they were shunned; instead of being heard, they were silenced. Join us as we bring their stories out of the shadows so they can be heard and seen and no longer alone.
Small Things: A regular day turns into a nightmare for 25-year-old struggling artist Sarah, who can’t sleep because her mind is full of thoughts, worries, and ideas. Every sound seems louder, and strange noises fill her home. As her anxiety grows, she becomes both scared and curious, eventually noticing something unexpected outside her door. This mystery pushes her to face the unknown in the night, leading to one unwavering surprise.
Mountains Forests and Islands directed by Marco Q Wu
Follow the Tsou people (indigenous people in Chiayi, Taiwan) to experience their culture together, including food, rituals, musical instruments, and more various aspects of life. Also, immerse yourself in the exquisite scenery of Alishan.
Message directed by Saeed Moltaji
A female reporter in the Gaza war, faced with poor internet conditions, decides to take all her memory cards to her colleague in the news agency building, hoping he will be able to send the videos. Facing obstacles along the way and unable to communicate with her colleague due to weak signal, she resorts to sending him video messages along the journey, hoping they will eventually reach him. This film is a compilation of the video messages she sent to her colleague.
Assassination Orders from Belgrade directed by Dragan Cotic.
Assassination Orders from Belgrade – Croatian Exiles and Yugoslav State Terrorism is a 2021 German documentary film produced by TORCIDA Films. This documentary film deals with what is probably the longest unsolved series of murders on German soil and the bloody chapter of German-Yugoslav history that is hardly known to the German public. The communist secret service of Yugoslavia killed at least 78 Croatian exiles worldwide. The youngest victims were just three and nine years old. Most murders were committed in the Federal Republic of Germany. However, it was not until 2005 that the Munich judicial authorities began to consistently investigate these murders and punish the perpetrators. The viewers follow children, relatives and friends of the Udba victims as well as survivors of the Udba assassinations who report on their dramatic and painful experiences and get to know the political and historical background of their destinies. The story of Yugoslav state terrorism is told for the first time from the victims’ point of view.
Ban The Bullet script written by Salvatore Riggio
A physically and psychologically abused sixteen year has access to an AR-15 assault weapon. What could go wrong? Ban the Bullet is a story about teenagers in a typical Florida high school facing everyday conflicts with friends and family. But everything changes when an “active shooter drill” is not a drill. Alan, a black fifteen year old, has moved to Daytona Beach, Florida. In his previous high school, his best friend was killed in a school shooting while sitting right next to him. As a result of this trauma , he has nightmares , a physical aversion to violence, and panic attacks. He wants to be “normal” again. Cheryl is a very assertive, bright sixteen year old. She falls in love with Alan. She wants to be free to make her own choices including dating a black boy. Ms. Goldman is an American History teacher. She lives with her same sex partner, Mika. She wants to be free to marry Mika and live openly and free to be a good teacher. Mitch is a sadly conflicted sixteen year old bully. He and his mother, Daisy, are victims of his abusive father, Vince. He desires Cheryl and wants to be loved. Pete is a thirteen year old freshman. He lives with his grandmother, Mary. Alan is his best friend. Pete wants to understand himself and others, and to be treated with respect. Patti is Cheryl’s best friend. She lives with her mom, Terry. Terry has an alcoholic boyfriend, Jack. Patti wants her mother and herself to be safe from Jack. Billy is Mitch’s best friend. Billy is generally a good kid. Funny. Resourceful. He wants to be a good friend and family member. Vince, a racist homophobe, is an abusive father and husband. He has disowned Mitch’s older gay brother, Stuart. He takes Mitch to gun shows and is teaching him how to assemble an AR-15. Vince wants Mitch to “be a man”. Alan and Cheryl fall in love. Will their inter-racial relationship make them targets of violence? Will Mitch make good on his threat “to kill” Pete after Pete beats him up? Patti is slapped by Terry’s alcoholic boyfriend, Jack. Terry throws him out of the house. What will alcoholic Jack’s response be to her rejection? Violence? Billy’s father, Tom, has lost his job, and he is taking out his frustrations on the family. Tom plays a violent video game, Bulletblast, that makes him even more aggressive when he loses. Will Tom’s frustration lead to real life violence? Ms. Goldman allows her students to discuss current events openly. This leads to controversy and parental complaints. She is placed on probation. Then she is outed by one of her students. Will she be fired? Is it possible that once again Alan could be a victim of gun violence? Will his love affair with Cheryl have a happy ending? Or will it be a Romeo and Juliet tragedy? The story ends with a Memorial Service. But…for whom the bell tolls?
Grimgart Burlesque: webisodes directed by Seth Grimgart
The denizens of Manhattan’s West Side weave their tales in the shadow of the high castle known as the Ansonia Hotel
Viruses War directed by Zana Aziz Karim & Salwa Hameed Kareem
1h 50 min
This includes contributions from a true story narrative. A medical disaster thriller with gangsters, action, adventure, horror, fantasy, imagination, natural tragedy, post global pandemic. depiction of a virus that threatens the world’s environment and is eradicated by Dr. Zak with physical and environmental solutions. He is fighting against every globally created virus, including the virus which is ISIS
Doctor Zak quickly senses that this epidemic is fatal and dangerous in Iraq and the Kurdistan Region. It is not easy to control it.
But the infiltration and succession of people to their areas leads to the arrival of viruses to them, and as a result, they afflict death.
The germ spreads and many become victims of this epidemic.
The first person to be infected with COVID-19 is his loved one, so he tries his best to save her and all his loved ones.
Dr. Zak is trying to save humanity from terrorism and deadly viruses in the world
Gulag Eros of the Russian Mind: Sex in the Soviet Union directed by Chad Gracia
60 min
Chad Gracia presents “Sex in the Soviet Union: Gulag Eros of the Russian Mind,” a new film that explores the ways authoritarianism warps human sexuality. The tale is told through the life story of Dr. Mikhail Stern, the first sexologist in the USSR. He worked at a small clinic and dedicated his life to fighting against the ignorance and sexual terror of Soviet society. Dr. Stern was born with the Russian Revolution, was slated for execution by Stalin in the infamous “Jewish Doctors’ Plot” in 1953, was sent to the Gulag in 1974 after a famous show trial, and was eventually allowed to emigrate to Amsterdam after an international campaign led by Jean-Paul Sartre and Simone De Beauvoir. While serving in the gulag, Dr. Stern began collecting his notes on the history of sexuality in the Soviet Union, as well as focusing on individuals whose lives encapsulate the horrors of Soviet sexuality. These include Alexandra Kollontai, the first female ambassador of the modern era and an iron-willed general in the battle to create sexual utopia in the new communist state; a pair of gay men living openly as husbands during the 1920s; a young girl who fought back against KGB head Lavrentiy Beria’s attempted rape; a grandmother who attempted to save her granddaughter’s life after a botched illegal abortion; and the only sex spy ever to successfully turn the tables on her KGB handler and escape to the West. We bring these stories to the screen through re-enactments that follow closely the primary sources and Dr. Stern’s notes, and which humanize stories that illuminate not only the totalitarianism of the USSR, but challenges confronting the world today. After his release, Dr. Stern settled in Amsterdam to write the book which inspired this film. He was killed during a brutal sexual assault, a mystery our team will unravel in a subsequent film. The arc of Dr. Stern’s life raises compelling questions about the persistence of tyranny in the minds of those who fight it as well as the complexities of the human soul.
Re-encounter directed by Xiaochu Dai
2 min 22 sec
Re-encounter is a digital short film that traces the London myth—the Hardy Tree and people’s companionship throughout their lives, creating a poetic space. By watching the stories of the Hardy Tree from birth, growth, dying and re-encounter (meeting people again with new life), it aims to invite the audience to think: In the context of ecological destruction today, how can we find our original spiritual connection with nature and return to the touching feeling of the initial encounter?
Future Nostalgy directed by Mehdi Soroush
20 min
LOGLINE Behzad is a young student who suffers from lack of a good compassionate teacher in his life. The harsh reality leaves him in a world of fantasy. SYNOPSIS BEHZAD is a young school student who is strictly treated by the school principal. His long hair and a nose hoop become excuses for the principal to humiliate and harass him but Behzad does not deserve this punishment. He becomes infuriated and together with his friend, KOUROSH, they make a dangerous decision…
The Siege: Archangel One directed by Mark G. Lakatos
The first civil guardsman rises to the task of apprehending a dangerous serial killer before his city descends into chaos. Set ten years before the events of ‘The Siege’.
For the President of the Colortape International Film Festival
Premiere in Australia
Two films in the genre of fiction: 1) full meter: the author’s attempt to establish contact with his mother, who died 40 years ago, in order to complete the interrupted dialogue… 2) Short story: An alternative story of Adolf Hitler’s childhood in Linz….!!!!
I ask you to exempt me from paying the festival fee, without which my films cannot be selected for the competition. I spent all the money I had to make these films. I even spent what I had set aside for my funeral. But I made a masterpiece: 1) a film about Heidegger; 2) a film about Adolf Hitler’s childhood years in Linz… And I am sorry that you cannot even appreciate my contribution to cinema. I respect your sense of fairness and your desire to follow the rules. But I know the history of cinema, and in my memory masterpieces of cinema have been accepted into competition sometimes not only without any payment, but also on the last night before the screening. For example, the finale of Coppola’s great film Apocalypse Now was edited the night before its premiere at the film festival. Another example: the great Russian mathematician Grigory Perelman published his proof of Poincaré’s theorem on a social network rather than in an American prestigious physics and mathematics journal. The reason: he didn’t have the money to pay for publication. But if it turns out that my films are as significant as Perelman’s solution of Poincaré’s theorem, you won’t even know about it because you didn’t review them, citing your financial situation. Let’s smoke the peace pipe and make a deal: I don’t ask you for money to pay for filming, and you don’t ask me for film review fees. I’m relying on your insight, intelligence and common sense: it’s better to be with a masterpiece and not get $100 than to be without money and without a masterpiece – and ‘HAIDEGGER’, according to a number of prominent critics, was a cinematic classic even at the editing stage.
In view of the above, I request:
1) to allow the selection of my films for the festival without director’s fees to the selectors;
2) to upload my films, photos and posters from my platforms and not from Film Freeway, which have turned cinema into a business and put festivals in a dependent position, making it impossible to screen auteur cinema.
Therefore, please accept my materials for consideration for inclusion in the festival’s competition programme:
Application, photos and poster of a film about Adolf Hitler’s childhood in Linz
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For the President of the Colortape International Film Festival
Premiere in Australia
Two films in the genre of fiction: 1) full meter: the author’s attempt to establish contact with his mother, who died 40 years ago, in order to complete the interrupted dialogue… 2) Short story: An alternative story of Adolf Hitler’s childhood in Linz….!!!!
I ask you to exempt me from paying the festival fee, without which my films cannot be selected for the competition. I spent all the money I had to make these films. I even spent what I had set aside for my funeral. But I made a masterpiece: 1) a film about Heidegger; 2) a film about Adolf Hitler’s childhood years in Linz… And I am sorry that you cannot even appreciate my contribution to cinema. I respect your sense of fairness and your desire to follow the rules. But I know the history of cinema, and in my memory masterpieces of cinema have been accepted into competition sometimes not only without any payment, but also on the last night before the screening. For example, the finale of Coppola’s great film Apocalypse Now was edited the night before its premiere at the film festival. Another example: the great Russian mathematician Grigory Perelman published his proof of Poincaré’s theorem on a social network rather than in an American prestigious physics and mathematics journal. The reason: he didn’t have the money to pay for publication. But if it turns out that my films are as significant as Perelman’s solution of Poincaré’s theorem, you won’t even know about it because you didn’t review them, citing your financial situation. Let’s smoke the peace pipe and make a deal: I don’t ask you for money to pay for filming, and you don’t ask me for film review fees. I’m relying on your insight, intelligence and common sense: it’s better to be with a masterpiece and not get $100 than to be without money and without a masterpiece – and ‘HAIDEGGER’, according to a number of prominent critics, was a cinematic classic even at the editing stage.
In view of the above, I request:
1) to allow the selection of my films for the festival without director’s fees to the selectors;
2) to upload my films, photos and posters from my platforms and not from Film Freeway, which have turned cinema into a business and put festivals in a dependent position, making it impossible to screen auteur cinema.
Therefore, please accept my materials for consideration for inclusion in the festival’s competition programme:
Application, photos and poster of a film about Adolf Hitler’s childhood in Linz
https://dzen.ru/a/ZptD8BjeY1-ubcQn
A film about Hitler’s childhood in German with English credits and subtitles
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZL5Kl5ywnb0
Application, photos and poster of the film HEIDEGGER
https://dzen.ru/a/Zouepli17iuew1Us
Film HEIDEGGER in Russian with English credits and subtitles
https://youtu.be/zZUyIxGZ16c
Always at your service, director and producer Yuri Kuzin (Russia)
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