RED DOOR 31

LOST ARAB by Carine Koleilat, UK
Whether it is the unsettled feeling of
belonging, the devastation after 4th of August
2020 Beirut port explosion, or gender identity
and queerness, this visual poetry is a snapshot
depiction of the struggles and pains that queer
Lebanese go through. Adapted from Omar J
Saker’s book “The Lost Arabs”,
ON A STORMY DAY
By Gil Zablodovsky, Israel
In the depths of the biography Lali is exposed
to the roots of her obsessive wanderings in the
world.
OLUJA by Nikola Zivkovic, Serbia
Feelings of the common man in the foreground
many years after the military operation Storm,
are revived here. Without intending to point
a finger at any of the warring parties, this film
stands as a memorial to an event that should
never be repeated anywhere.
SAME DIFFERENT by Nesindano “Ques”
Namises, María Cecilia Reyes - Namibia
A rare encounter between the Khoekhoegowab
language and a still camera, together with the
sounds of the bow and the forest, along with
the sun, the wind, and the spirit of the poet
herself.
I AM HYDRA by Thale Blix Fastvold, Norway
A hydrofeminist spell to end the petrocapitalist
age. The film is shot in Norway and Denmark,
its opening scene is from Skagen where two
oceans meet (the Northern Sea and the Baltic
Sea).
LONELINESS
Vladimíra Hradecka, Slovakia
This short film explores loneliness through the
lens of dance.
The texts are based on the experiences of
people living in the city.
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