Director´s note "Oxygen Mask" is a poem written during my flight from Athens to Barcelona during the pandemic. When the normal instructions before we get off started, I realized that it was added the sentence "Before you put on your oxygen mask, make sure to take off your face mask first". So, I took out my notebook and pen and wrote about this so unrealistic image. Poet: Makis Moulos Director: Makis Moulos Music/video: Makis Moulos

Video poem: -ODOUR- Poet: Maria Baka, Greece Director: Maria Baka Music: Victoras Forlidas Translation: Evangelos Chatzimichalis Camera: Evangelos Chatzimichalis / Ariadne Kosmadaki Video edited by: Makis Moulos

Inspired by a cross country road trip, this film explores the palpable emotional and spiritual energy of the deserts and highways in the United States. Director Biography - Kent Ameneyro Kent Ameneyro is a filmmaker and musical composer. He studied film at California State University Sacramento. He has worked as a professional photographer and on set as director, director of photography, actor, and composer. Films he has worked on have been featured at Cannes Film Festival, Aspiring Minds Film Festival, HER International Film Festival, and elsewhere. Director Statement My films are a result of my studies of film history colliding with my experiences working for over 20 years as a photographer, musician, and writer in various settings. The film styles that resonate with me most are mid to late 20th century French and Italian Cinema. My obsessions include literary genre blending, avant-garde soundscapes, surrealism, and finding the border between pleasure and discomfort. Director: Kent Ameneyro Writer: Brent Ameneyro

Video poem: -MANTEL- Poet: Ale Asegura Director: Ale Asegura

Video poem: -You owe you little shit- Poet: Ze Mitsos Actor: Anle Tsili Music / Video edit: Makis Moulos Director: Anle Tsili

"Fragments" explores the lockdown in Barcelona: the loneliness, the fears, the unknown. Director Biography I'm an Italian Filmmaker with years of experience in independent film, commercials and corporate videos. I'm always looking for the best combination of technical skills and creative passion. Director Statement When in lockdown, I had a hard time looking for a inspiration. I pushed myself to capture every day scenes just to keep my mind busy. I left my camera on my dinning table so it was always at hand and never out of sight and it helped me a lot. When the inspiration for a shot came to me, I was always ready.

Video poem: -Este tobogán nevado que es la soledad- Poet: Ale Asegura

A choreographic journey from legibility to abstraction performed by twenty-six letters of the standard Roman alphabet. The poem and video show us a new world of changing coordinates, outlines and points of view fighting tirelessly among themselves. Director Biography - Viktor Timofeev Viktor Timofeev is an artist from Riga, Latvia currently based in New York. He has recently exhibited at the Contemporary Art Centre in Vilnius, Museum Ludwig in Budapest, James Gallery in New York, The Latvian National Museum of Art in Riga and Museum Sztuki in Lodz. Director: Viktor Timofeev Writer: Sergej Timofejev

A mountainous and sonorous cord runs through a song from beginning to end. It culminates in Mount Darwin, where only vibrations filtered by the four consciousness centers ​​reach the top. Director Biography - Bela Paprena BELA PAPRENA www.0123456789.com.ar I am an Architect graduated in Buenos Aires University interested in experimenting on different art disciplines. Filmography 2017 Metvica Paprena. (Opera rock) Festivals: Bogota International Experimental Festival / FIVA Festival Internacional Videoarte / Cinemateca Ecuador / FEDAXV Festival Experimental de Valdivia. 2018 El Ultimo ¨Fer Pita¨ (Music Video) Festivals: Sehsuchte Babelsberg Musicvideo competition. 2019 Heroicos (Documentary) Festivals: FIDBA WIP 2021 Aguario (VR) Festival: River Film Festival, Padua Italy. (Award best VR Film) Director / Writer / Producer: Bela Paprena

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"The tone of your voice" is a video poem about the difficulty of being in a love relationship without, when you feel more than you should feel in order to protect yourself. Is a research in the inside of a person´s body and emotions that can split yourself in two parts· the one that realizes that it´s time to go away and the one that keeps thinking that to suffer means to love. Poem: The tone of your voice | Makis Moulos Music: Enters | Nils Frahm Video production / Edit: Makis Moulos

The poetry of Beatrice Achille - Italian poet and playwright - together with the images created by Leone Kervischer -aka Lav Kev, an Italian painter and videoartist- merge in this video poetry, creating a layered and homogeneous language where grace and pain pursue each other in a sort of continuous confrontation and, in doing so, reconstruct a rhythmical sense of life. This is what 'the diseased rhythm' sets out to paint: the perception of a certain existence and the radically change and evolution that results when the subject encounters the obstacle of a disease. This experience is so pervasive that it becomes capable of transformation from what seemed so stable into an obsessive search for peace. This obsession becomes a syntactic experience through poetry and,in taking shape, it becomes a all-consuming objective, a healing goal, a quest for a new, definitive, perhaps even impossible rhythm. Or so it seems. Director: Leone Kervischer Writer: Beatrice Achille Producer: Leone Kervischer Key Cast: Emiliana Provenzale, Giada Bovo

A Story of Water: The crucial life sustaining resource, squandered, depleted, and a scarcity for many. Yet, in a climate veering from flood to drought, ignorance and denial of the implications for catastrophic human conflict and natural loss ominously persists. Director Biography - Elin Johnston ● FILMMAKER BIOGRAPHY – ELIN JOHNSTON:- Elin is an award-winning Visual Artist in practice since 2010. Her practice is inter-disciplinary in basis with digital process at it’s core, including Video and Experimental Moving Image, 2D Digital Imaging, and 3D Sculptural Assemblage. Through her work she investigates aspects of collective and individual corporeal presence, impact upon place, conditions of self, and making visible resonances of shared cultural, industrial, and social memory. Her work has been exhibited and screened nationally and internationally, and is held in a number of public collections including that of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and The Poetic Phonotheque, Copenhagen. Director/Writer/Producer: Elin Johnston Voice: Melanie Crawley Music: Christian Sotemann

A visualization of the poem "If I go out walking with my dead, written by Ritta Boumi Pappas, published in 1964. The belongs to the book "A thousand murdered girls" which consists of 65 poems, each named after a woman who was sentenced to death for participating in the Greek Resistance against the Nazis. "If I go out walking with my dead friends" is a humble memorial for the female heroines mentioned in Papa's lyrics but also for those who nowadays are fighting for freedom and for a better tomorrow. Director Biography - Alkistis Kafetzi, Aleksandra Ćorović Alkistis Kafetzi is a filmmaker and video artist who lives in Berlin, Germany. After finishing her studies on theatre and film (National Kapodistrian University of Athens) she moved to Germany and works as a freelancer filmmaker. She has been a steady collaborator of the Institute for Experimental Arts and the theatre director Taso Sagri since 2011, working as a video artist for their theatrical productions („Dying as a Country” 2012, “Psychosis 4:48” 2013, “Night” 2017, „Metamorfosis”2020). She made her directorial debut with the short documentary “Unterwegs” on 2016 which was screened at Tirana International Film Festival. The last five years her work has been shown in several art exhibitions and film festivals around Europe (Missing Nature at Illuseum Berlin (2020), Surfaces Festival – Places | Venice (2018). Aleksandra Ćorović was born in 1986 in Herne, Germany. She studied drama at the Music and Arts University of the city of Vienna. Together with Aristoteles Chaitidis she produced several theatre plays since 2016. She currently performs at Burgtheater in „Die Bakchen“, directed by Ulrich Rasche, in „Oxytocin Baby“ at Schauspielhaus in Vienna and in „Elektra“ at Berliner Ensemble, Berlin, both plays directed by Rieke Süßkow. She received several international awards for her performances, such as the award „Actress of the Month“ at the TMFF-Festival for her performance as Sara in the short movie „Fantasten“, directed by Willi Kubica in 2017. Ćorović lives as a freelancer in Vienna. “If I go out walking with my dead friends” is her directorial debut. Director Statement “If I go out walking with my dead friends” is a humble memorial for the female heroines mentioned in Papa’s lyrics but also for those who nowadays are fighting for freedom and for a better tomorrow. It rings the bell in the consciences of people, pointing out the risk of suppression of freedom within a decaying social system. The past and the present are connected through a visualized dramaturgy of associative patterns. The human body becomes a canvas on which mankind paints its struggles and battles. It’s reality is caught in confrontation between projected values and societal demands. How do society’s proceedings reflect on the individual experience? Directed by: Alkistis Kafetzi | Aleksandra Ćorović Producer: The Institute For Experimental Arts

As a poetry film, the work gives voice to concern over the onerous manner of our presence within the environment, and proffers lamentation upon the perpetuated mutual damage and loss that ensues. "This Dark Water" Poem Text:- Shadows arrive / Splendour cedes / To a fire above / Upon this dark water / Shadows remain / Director Biography - Elin Johnston ● FILMMAKER BIOGRAPHY – ELIN JOHNSTON:- Elin is an award-winning Visual Artist in practice since 2010. Her practice is inter-disciplinary in basis with digital process at it’s core, including Video and Experimental Moving Image, 2D Digital Imaging, and 3D Sculptural Assemblage. Through her work she investigates aspects of collective and individual corporeal presence, impact upon place, conditions of self, and making visible resonances of shared cultural, industrial, and social memory. Her work has been exhibited and screened nationally and internationally, and is held in a number of public collections including that of the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and The Poetic Phonotheque, Copenhagen. Director / Writer / Producer: Elin Johnston Voice: Melanie Crawley Music: Carlos Ramirez