C.W. Winter & Anders Edström, 2020
“The first rule in farming is that you are never to hope for an easy way. The land demands your effort.” The Works and Days (of Tayoko Shiojiri in the Shiotani Basin), the second dramatic feature from directors C.W. Winter & Anders Edström, is an eight-hour fiction shot for a...
C.W. Winter & Anders Edström, 2009
The Anchorage is an 87-minute narrative feature film released in 2010 and shot in Sweden’s Stockholm Archipelago. It describes the life of a woman, Ulla (Ulla Edström), over the course of three fictional days. On its face, it’s a film about the landscape that she inhabits, her...
Lisa Tan, 2019
The artist thinks of images of Mars as a death mask of Earth, captured millions of years in the future, yet witnessed in the present. Compelled by photographs from NASA’s expeditions depicting Mars’ topography, Tan senses how the planet’s dry lake beds, undulating sand dunes,...
Tova Mozard, 2019
The neon signs of the Psychics cut through the darkness. Beckoning, like temples of a secular religion promising guidance through the confusion that is life. A lost soul’s stumbles through a world where no one seems to take notice. Inhabitants of the small shard of society where everything...
Theresa Traore Dahlberg, 2021
Microcement – a poetic depiction of the daily work at Cementa in Degerhamn on Öland, where large parts of the production were recently moved to Gotland, meaning the majority of the employees lost their jobs. The film focuses on the seven people who remain, keeping production on a small...
Kristin Johannessen, 2020
Years after recovering from her sickness in delusional thoughts and OCD, Kristin Johannessen finds her old digital cameras while clearing out her childhood room. She lived there during her illness and used to record film for hours a day, when she controlled her living (for example to make sure...
