Ana Cristine Barragán
Equador
2010 | Digital | 0:18:00

Ana is thirteen. On a Sunday, she wakes up to find her mother's wheel chair empty in front of her house and has to spend the entire day with Violeta, her little sister, who is obsessed with domino chips and dead mice. Sensing the collapse of her family, Ana perceives her sister as a strange and annoying little girl.

Ines Cardoso
Brazil
2010 | Digital | 0:15:00

Breaking up a loving relationship implies the sensation of our self-awareness loss. Despite the banalization of media and the experiences around love, the break-up is still a wound where the shattered individual pulses. I have created the Broken Heart Museum social network and collected anonymous testimonies through Skype as poetical material to develop this cartography of love.

Frank Benetez
Colombia
2011 | Digital | 0:18:00

Seventy-five year-old Orfa is sent a mobile phone and a letter by her son, who is unable to visit her. Resignedly, Orfa starts to sell off the 200 minutes that are on her mobile, putting the money towards the cost of her funeral. 200 Minutes is a poetic and melancholic reflection both on time and our inability to live life to the fullest in the company of those we love.

Deni Nagy
Hongary
2010 | Digital | 0:20:00

Lena arrives to the prison to make a sociological research. She makes an interview with a young prisoner and constantly gets deeper in his life and horrible background. Lena starts to feel herself attached to the boy but the interview ends in a way she wouldn’t expect.

Denis Durul Metin
Turkey
2010 | Digital | 0:19:45

Every day, Hatice waits for her husband at the station. Except a sullen look on his part, there is no communication between them. She follows. Their routine never changes. For a summer day, the inner voice of Hatice break this silence.