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FILM REVIEW
 BAHIA DELIVERYDirected by Thiago Rodrigues Ever thought about organizing a road trip in Brazil? All the exotic locations, tropical beaches, fantastic sunsets... but also a glimpse into the country’s less happy places? |  THE SIRIUSDirected by Al Kalyk ‘The Sirius’ is certainly an audio-visual marvel, but it also goes beyond simply being a good-looking film. |  THE VISITING LAMENTDirected by Sam Klickner ‘The Visiting Lament’ is a simple yet beautiful rendition of a death scene. |
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 ROCOCO NEURONDirected by Narichika Oto ‘If we do one thing, we can’t do others’. ‘It’s all about lost possibilities’. |  FAA IHEIHEDirected by Daniel Michalos Have you ever wanted something impossible to achieve? |  OUR FATHERDirected by Calum Rhys ‘Our Father’ retains plenty of originality in a genre which makes it very difficult for fresh approaches to exist or flourish. |
 CAP’N FLAPJACKDirected by Josh Steinbauer The result is a true masterpiece - this is certainly one of the best entries in our festival’s recent history. |  SPECTRATTADirected by Susan Wood ‘Spectratta’ is an interesting project which resonates well with its musical accompaniment. |  TAQSEEMDirected by Seraj us Salikin ‘Taqseem’ is a very good film- both technically and artistically. Its tale is layered, with its narrow and broad perspectives blending harmoniously and offering a real treat as the end result. |
 MY LAST CONCERTDirected by Selcuk Cara Its capability to transmit messages of such a beautiful simplicity, that stay with us for a long time after the film has ended, is one of the reasons why we still love cinema. |  BEAT THE CITYDirected by Claudinho Gomez Agoraphobia- the fear of open, public spaces. This is the theme of this 3 minute short- one that is captured very well. |  NEXTDirected by Hodei Zambrano Have you ever tasted a meal or beverage so good, so exquisite that you closed your eyes and felt your senses blend, for one long second, into a perfect state of ecstasy? |
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