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DOCUMENTARY SHORT FILMS

Jeff Ragovin BOUNTY UNCHARTED ( USA, 11 minutes)
Amber Barbach LOVE BEYOND TIME (USA, 50 minutes)
Tom Lonero VAGABOND IN RED (USA, 53 minutes)

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE FILMS

Gregory Simmons MISSION PEACE 2 (USA. 101 minutes)
Staunch Moderates’ MISSION PEACE 2 picks up where MISSION PEACE 1 left off, at the beginning of 2021: chronicling the movement’s evolution from a pandemic-era news source into a producer of music, film and videos distributed across a wide range of platforms, earning the group more than 200 million views and streams.

Hugo Ruck SOMETHING THE FANTASTIC REALITY ( Bolivia, 235 minutes)
It’s a philosophical comedy of Self-realization. Self-realization is the liberating knowledge of the True Self, whether as the permanent, undying witness-consciousness, or more interestingly, as the absence of such a permanent self. In its epistemological and psychological senses, it represents freedom from ignorance.

SHORT FILMS

Tristan Torrents 3 MINUTES (Spain, 3 minutes)
Marco Santos KIND PROCEDURES (Portugal, 3 minutes)
David Rubin YOUR BEST FRIEND (USA, 4 minutes)
Michael Marions & Lavy A SINGLE NOISE (USA, 6 minutes)
Tim Driscoll V.I.P. (VERY INTRUSIVE PERSON) (USA, 8 minutes)
Alexandra Blanco & Winter Kay McVey SOMETIMES (USA, 11 minute)
Michael Marc Friedman THE SUPER (USA, 11 minutes)
Zacry Spears BLUE SPRUCE (USA, 12 minutes)
Rajesh Puthanpurayil MADE IN (India, 12 minutes)
J Measer PASS TIME (USA, 16 minutes)
Nora Janicke ISOLA (Germany, 20 minutes)
Haihong Lin AFTER COVID-19 (China, 28 minutes)
Quinn Dunbar THE TRUTH (USA, 31 minutes)
Emmanuel Parraud QUITTER LES LIEUX (France, 53 minutes)

FEATURES

David Suarez A NADIE LE IMPORTAS (Spain, 83 minutes)
David is a childish, capricious and obsessed with being a famous comedian who sees his career and status threatened after a controversial joke is posted on social media. Pressured by the risk of losing everything, he publicly asks for forgiveness. A choice that leads him to host the most watched show on television,

Sara Sálamo EN SILENCIO (Spain, 84 minutes)
Silent Struggle avoids interviews and narration. After an injury that sidelines Isco Alarcón from the European Championship, Sara Sálamo films from the closest vantage point: the intimacy of everyday life, away from the spotlight. The camera listens to what is left unsaid, follows the exhausting repetition of training, and adopts the rhythm of a wounded body that moves first slowly, then stubbornly. The result is an observational portrait of resilience, silence and the human cost of public life, where sport intersects with intimacy and the universal.