09/09/2026
INTERNATIONAL VIDEO POETRY FESTIVAL #13
89 FILMS FROM 36 COUNTRIES and LIVE Spoken Word Performances from Asia, Europe, USA, Greece
BIOS, Peiraios 84, Athens
Free entrance, suggested donation
FRIDAY 11 & SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2026
Organized by
+The Institute [for Experimental Arts]
Supported by FilmPoetry
PROGRAMME:
VIDEO POETRY- FILM SHOW ZONE
Friday 11 September 2026
18.00 until 00.15
66 films
Memory, identity and personal archive 18.00 until 19.30
MADELINE, I AM NOT 1 min
Allison Beda, Canada
A joyfully subversive punk rock dance film poem about identity and connection (or lack thereof) set in troubled times, that loops endlessly.
NOCTURNE FOR A LIGHTERMAN 4.58 min
Sarah Tremlett, United Kingdom
Overlapping emotional undercurrents between an ancestor and an artist on the River Thames in Victorian England. In 1872, whilst living beside the river Thames in Chelsea, London, James Abbott McNeill Whistler produced the atmospheric, tonal painting Nocturne in Blue and Gold, Old Battersea Bridge.
A GREEK POEM ABOUT YOU 4.36 min
Abdullah Harun ILHAN, Turkey
A one-week Greek island vacation that now remains only in memories. A time that will never come back
SECOND SKIN 7.45 min
Andreas Neokleous, Cyprus
An old cassette player and a silent Super 8 camera spark a personal cinematic journey of identity, memory, and the relationship between a grandson and his grandfather. On this journey, the silence of objects is transformed into speaking memory, and film is revealed as the material body of time that remembers.
ILLUSORY DEPTH 3.13 min
Jane Glennie, United Kingdom
A poetry film inspired by the ongoing archaeological dig at Cookham Abbey in Berkshire, England – an early medieval site first excavated in 2021.
CINDY TRAN: FROM HERE TO HERE 16 min
Xinyan Yu, United States
From family estrangement to New York City’s overlooked restaurants, Cindy Tran’s poems capture what’s hidden, honest, and beautiful about being human. She invites us into the in-between, where we embrace difficult experiences and reimagine the possibilities of poetry.
YOU'RE NOT A FOOL, GRANDPA 4.13 min
Adrien Lhoste, France
A little girl, now a woman, writes to her grandfather, wounded by a mental disorder. She watches him as he seethes inwardly, pondering the place of childhood in suffering.
TAPE RECORDING NO.6 / DAY 30 / SUNDAY 8.24 min
Yorgos Apostolopoulos, Greece
A film and sound diary of a woman who just moved in Athens, Greece from another country. The film follows her own tape recording during her 30th day in the city.
EMBER 7.30 min
Bill Psarras, Greece
Memory smolders as an ember; inner landscape, vague, faulted and appealing. A place, a body, an object have the ability to retain within them a unit, a minimal spark capable of activate a parallel universe of memories.
YÁAMAY: AN ODE TO BLOOMING 12 min
Casse Kihúut and Camaray Davalos, United States
Using original poetry as the foundation, we are taken through a journey examining what it means to be a contemporary California Indigenous woman. With a montage of modern, archival, and animatic visuals, this film becomes as dynamic and alive as the women telling their stories.
INHERITANCE 5.25 min
Nada W. Al Kharusi, M. Na'bi, A. Zyde, Fatma Najjar and Z. Battashi, Oman
A journey of creating BELONGING into INHERITANCE ‘𝐈𝐧𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐢𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞’ originated in the form of a poem, residing in Nada’s published photographic poetry book ‘𝐑𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞 | 𝐈𝐧𝐧𝐞𝐫 𝐂𝐨𝐧𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐝𝐬 𝐔𝐬 𝐇𝐨𝐦𝐞’.
LINES WITHIN 4.09 min
Mohamed Moussa, Greece
The dilemma of the in-between, a journey which shaped the I that exists today.
POETRY WITH MOTHER, DANCING IN THE SUNSET 3 min
Rendro Aryo, Indonesia
My mother and I tried to make a dance film together. This film is the first film of our collaboration to make dance film together. Dances, poetry and sunset bring a beautiful memory that can be remembered forever. Every movement is a freedom. Every move is a beauty.
War, violence and witnessing 19.30 until 20.30
CHILDREN OF WAR 2.20 min
Zina Papadopoulou, Greece
On 26th February 2025 NASA launched a capsule with poems to the moon, one of them was the anti-war poem “Happy Birthday Ahmed”, dedicated to the children of war.
WE DO WHAT WE'RE TOLD, MILGRAM'S 37 3.22 min
arielko, USA
Peter Gabriel's song was inspired by the Milgram experiments, which were conducted by the Yale University psychologist Stanley Milgram in 1961.
AFTER THE WAR 8.32 min
Yehuda Sharim, United States
An ultrasonic documentary short film that testifies to the myriad ways war has taken over our lives, its ongoing harm and callousness, and the possibility of replacing suspicion and fear with compassion, liberation, and self-determination.
THE SILENT CRY 2.30 min
Güneş Özayten, Turkey
It's a short video project against war. And it is also a video poetry.. SILENT CRY At their eyes, The fear of the unknown, Their eyes locked on a fixed point, Bloody propaganda of war, Who is right, Who is not, So many unfinished words to say, A whistling sound, Maybe a bomb dropped from a bomber plane, Or a rocket…
THE SIGHT IS A WOUND 6.48 min
Parham Ghalamdar, Iran
A haunting meditation on the collapse of imagery in the face of modern atrocities.
IN CLOUDS DESCENDING 2 min
Adam E. Stone, United States
A poem film about the human toll of political violence, featuring excerpts from Walt Whitman's poetry about the American Civil War, arranged and read by Adam E. Stone. Warning: contains graphic historical photographs depicting the aftermath of political violence. Total run time, including credits: 2 minutes.
MEIN FUHRER BLUES 3.40 min
Jim Hall, France
Canary Canard Studios has the Blues… A studio recording session has a Window on the World and an Eye on America. We aren't afraid of YOU Fascist MotherF@cKers... It's time to get in GOOD trouble, necessary trouble.
WE ARE 5.42 min
Elpiniki Panagiotopoulou and Christina Petridou, Greece
Born from what happened in my homeland and what continues to unfold, as justice has yet to come. It stands as an act of remembrance for all those souls who were lost in the sea, in the trains, at their homes.
WAITING FOR THE BARBARIANS 11.45 min
Georges Sifianos, Greece, France
In a city—evoking, without specificity, a city of the Roman Empire—the poem depicts a state of waiting: the arrival of the “Barbarians” has been announced, the emperor himself seems ready to submit to their authority, and every hypothesis about the future is possible.
A POEM FOR HER 1.13 min
Maritina Kontaratou, Greece
Silence is not neutral. Silence kills. This video is dedicated to the women who were lost to violence. To the women who were killed because they were women. To the voices that were never heard in time. An audiovisual poetry piece where spoken word meets music and cinematic visuals.
Grief, loss and the body 20.30 until 21.00
MODELS OF CRISIS 2.37 min
Jakub Koźniewski, Poland
A series of three generative kinetic object-poems that externalize and embody the thoughts and feelings of the artist undergoing an existential crisis.
BROKEN 6.41 min
Hyewon Jung, Netherlands
In a group clinic of broken dolls, a doll tells its story of how it got to be broken.
AFTER THE FUNERAL 1.39 min
Anna Stern, Germany
Based on the artist's poem, this visual poem combines associative, dream-like images with a text that tells the tale of three successive dreams. In these dreams, a dead person becomes increasingly alive to the point where the dream ego intervenes and expels him from the space of the living.
MY ROOMMATE PRESH 1.30 min
Laura Kan Nkweti, Cameroon
A short poem following a protagonist living with an oppressive roommate who embodies their depression. Told from a first-person perspective, the poem traces the intimate and suffocating presence as it infiltrates every corner of the protagonist's life.
FROZEN 4.25 min
Ana Pantić, Serbia
The third poetry film in a cycle about narcissistic abuse. This time the topic is the Freezing Response, a reaction that victims unconsciously use as a form of survival defense in both psychological and physical abuse.
DISSOCIATION, CATHARSIS 2.46 min
Braulio Andre Urizar Perez, Peru
A personal video poem exploring the fragility of the human mind, emotional rupture, and solitude. Through two intertwined acts, the film reflects on memory, introspection, and the process of transformation.
Love, Desire & Eroticism 21.00 until 21.45
ONCE 4.11 min
Joe-Francis Kiaga, Tanzania
A visualization of a relationship that should have ended a long time ago. A metaphorical take on what it looks like when two people force themselves to stay together for whatever reason they can find to convince themselves is worth it.
EMBRACES & THE TOUCH OF SKIN 2.42 min
Sara Koppel, Denmark
An animated poem about the vital need for embraces and contact with other beings.
BIRD ON A WIRE 3.59 min
Greg Roensch, United States
A surreal rumination on memory, imagination, love, and the state of the world.
END TITLES 7 min
Edoardo Buttinelli, France
A girl leaves her partner's flat for the last time. Their love is over. As she walks out of the building, bag in hand, she starts a monologue retracing all those years of shared life. Yet every time she walks away, a forgotten object takes her back to the flat, and her past.
A KISS THAT YOU DON'T DESERVE 2.25 min
Aida Sadeghi, France
A girl feels she gives too much of herself to people who should not receive it. An immersive fusion of poetry and imagery. "Once again, I'm the illusion of the perfect that you've always imagined."
THE MUSIC THAT LIVES IN ME 4.47 min
Angela Yausheva, Serbia
A poetic nocturne tracing the aftermath of a love affair through a city that never quite sleeps.
THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE 3.20 min
Valerie Cappuccino Cocos, Russian Federation
The first novella, "Escape," tells the story of a hero who fled his feelings for another city and remembers the girl he left behind. The second novella, "Lost in Translation," is about a girl from a tribe living by the ocean. Every time she finds love, she loses her identity.
THE COLOR BLUE 3.04 min
Jegors Gordejevs, Latvia
About those I remember and love... "The Color Blue" is a story about something sensitive, tender. About what everyone thinks about: some boldly and openly, some reservedly and within themselves. Both are valuable. After all, it is about life, even if it is finite.
I WANT TO LEARN TO LOVE YOU 5 min
Tasos Sagris, Greece
New forms of intimacy. Desire as an act of freedom. Through Sissy Doutsiou’s spoken word, s*x, love, and the body collide in a world where polyamory becomes both pleasure and torment, s*x struggles against ego and convention. Tasos Sagris’ direction creates a dreamlike, sensual, and uncanny universe where human bodies and weird creatures coexist as different manifestations of the same longing. A celebration of the need to learn — once again — how to love.
Language, form and the poem itself 21.45 until 22.45
WITHOUT ANESTHESIA 3.45 min
Monika Požek, Spain
Silence is portrayed as an escape from a mundane life that is insignificant in the eyes of the universe and longs for meaning. “Without Anesthesia” is a choreographic piece inspired by Slovenian poet Aleš Debeljak’s poem about paradoxes. The creative process involved translating his thoughts into dance.
COFFEE BREAK 2.40 min
Spencer Holden, United States
A brief pause amid the rhythm of the big city.
ABJAD HAWAZ 5 min
Hadi Moussally, Lebanon
Takes its name from the ancient ordering of the Arabic alphabet. Through the body of Salma Zahore, each letter is danced and embodied in the ruins of Barcelona.
FRAGMENTARY NOTHINGS, MOSTLY IN THE SUN 3 min
Lucie Brusky Buclet, United States
Film poem made in response to the prompt "what happens when nothing happens"
YES! 3.15 min
Madli Lääne, Estonia
The corners, slopes, dead ends, and curves of Tallinn Cruise Terminal nudge us to ponder the dilemmas of the achievement society. Should we push ourselves into a box, or shall we dare to be wrong? In a world that rewards perfection, failure might be the most radical act.
I KNOW SOMEONE 2.56 min
Ishvar Krishnan, India
I am introducing you to someone I know. Shhhhh! Don't tell anyone that I know him, I might get caught for something I did to him. You might get caught too, for you too might have committed the same crime! clears throat. . . do you know him?
SWINGS 3.33 min
Madara Gruntmane, Latvia
Symbolises the poet's harsh vision of the world, an aggravated perception of things, often embodied in pronounced contrasts of images or feelings. The burnt swing highlights the importance of mental health in the life of everyone and society as a whole.
THE LACK 8.49 min
Sofia Damala, Greece
A black-and-white, French-speaking photo-roman, a hybrid and experimental cinematic form that merges photography with cinema, grounded in the aesthetics of the still image and voice narration.
SENSES 4.36 min
Adrean Mangiardi and Mark Levin, United States
Mark Levin's poem explores the idea that our perceptions and sensory experiences may not reflect reality as we believe. It questions the reliability of what we see, hear, and feel, suggesting that our understanding of the world is shaped by illusions or misconceptions.
ALL THE BEAUTY OF THE WORLD 2.21 min
Cécile Dubost, France
A poetic journey to the roots of beauty
IN-BETWEEN 4.28 min
Pedro Sena Nunes, Portugal
A visual essay on the intimate and ephemeral relationship between artist and viewer. A choreography of movements and glances in a living archive in constant transfiguration. A silent dialogue about the fragility and eternity of what we record and lose to the world. An introspective ode to memory and cinema.
BUREAU DE CHANGE 5.41 min
Chioniso Tsikisayi and Clinton Zvoushe, Zimbabwe
An experimental fusion of spoken word and film, weaving a pan-African tale of a continent in search of a new hairstylist. This poignant piece explores poetry as a universal exchange booth, where collective and foreign experiences converge within our shared humanity.
THIRTY VERSES ON CONSCIOUSNESS ONLY 7 min
Q Poeta, Japan
This film weaves rhythm, voice, and image to reimagine the classical Buddhist text by the philosopher-monk Vasubandhu (4th–5th century CE), through ritual chanting and operatic recitation set in a five-beat musical structure.
Dreams and surrealism 22.45 until 23.30
CAN YOU FEEL IT NOW? 8.53 min
Isak Vaillancourt, Canada
Set in a speculative future on Turtle Island, this poetic short follows the Welcomer, a vessel of First Nations resilience, and the Arrivant, a traveller from the African diaspora.
INFERNAL NAVIGATIONS 6.37 min
Orlando Cubitt, United Kingdom
Baal: amateur historian, recreational angler, ancient spirit. He knows the history of the world but not his place in it. His tale takes us from Ancient Egypt to the present day. A story of the post-pastoral leaching of time itself.
THE DREAMING WORLD 4.18 min
Alexi Scheiber, United States
Emerges in a series of vignettes in the form of animation painting over live action spaces. Spaces are de-paved and re-wilded, cars are removed, and formerly quiet suburban spaces become bustling with life.
FEVER DREAM 5.44 min
Nanfang Mao, China
This video poetry explores stream of consciousness writing with glitch art. It is created based on a personal memory of undergoing fever whilst traveling in a tropical place.
HOW TO MAKE A PORTRAIT OF A BIRD 10.11 min
Valentina Eliseeva, Russian Federation
Her appearance was fleeting, like a dream. One phone call and she was gone, leaving the hero suspended between reality and fantasy.
SADNESS 3.59 min
Xristina Sarli, Greece
A claustrophobic elevator ride through sadness, where mirrors, lenses, and absurdity glitch the system—transforming emotion from prison into playable terrain.
BLINDFOLDED ON THE HIGHWAY 2.50 min
António Forte, Portugal
A woman speeds down the highway, dances, writes, reads, sleeps, performs on stage, and, over breakfast, watches news reports of catastrophic floods. A chaotic week, narrated in the first person.
Feminism and gender politics 23.30 until 23.45
EVERYONE WANTS A TIGHT P***Y 1.07 min
Sofia Auza, Canada
A poetry video about living with chronic vaginal pain
BIGFOOT TAKES HIS WIFE TO MOUNT RUSHMORE FOR THEIR HONEYMOON 4.34 min
Matt Mullins, United States
What's unnatural is not our hidden, elusive animal nature but the truths living within our marginalized, overlooked, hated/feared, and forgotten.
I DREAMED THAT I HAD YOUR CHILD 5.05 min
Mont Carver, Mexico
The memory of a desire: dreaming of having a child between trans and le***an bodies.
Planet earth and sky 23.45 until 00.15
JOBS OFFER 6 min
Hélène Matte, Canada
Petroleum industry: They say to create jobs! So what jobs are they offering?
NAUSEA 4.23 min
Eirini Chatzi, Greece
Shot entirely on an iPhone, a summer chronicle of the physical symptoms of the Anthropocene era.
IMEALL NA MARA 2.42 min
Keven Siegert, Ireland
An ode to the beauty and spirituality of the Di**le Peninsula in Ireland.
SINGLE-USE PLASTIC BAG 5 min
Janet Lees, United Kingdom
Based on the poem by Abeer Ameer.
EASTERN 3.21 min
Rastko Šejić, Serbia
An animated on-the-road film unfolds as visual poetry, following a couple traveling through rural and industrial landscapes marked by history, ideology, and environmental erosion.
ALBAN ARTHAN 3.07 min
Barry Hollow, United Kingdom
Poetry Film which discusses the concept of time, community and celebrations around festivals and celestial bodies
VIDEO ART ZONE
Friday 11 & Saturday 12 September 2026, 20.00 until 22.45 per loop, 2 days non-stop show, 23 films
SCHISMOGENESIS 4.51 min
Georgios Galanopoulos, Greece
From the Greek σχίσμα (skhisma, "cleft") and γένεσις (genesis, "generation, creation"), a cinematic exploration of division and creation at the scale of the universe.
PALIMPSEST 1: NOW U SEE US 3.25 min
Michael Alexander Morris, United States
A series of 1 reel diary films made up of improvised superimpositions. The mundane and the absurd aspects of contemporary life that overwrite one another: family trips and sleeping cats compete for attention with cryptid conferences and a live-streamed genocide. All that was hidden is revealed. Now you see us.
SYMBIOSIS 5.17 min
Kent Tate, Canada
Occasionally I’m able to spend time in a place where I can observe how the natural world takes shape outside the anxious time frame of our hurried species.
WHEN THE SCALES TIP 7.35 min
Chenyi Jiang and Yi wei, China
Inspired by the fantastical grotesquerie of Bosch, "When the Scale Tips" is a contemporary fable critiquing patriarchy. Three travelers—a Knight, a Merchant, and a Priest—find a legendary pink scale in a desert.
LEAVES OF GRASS 6 min
Tzuman Tseng, Taiwan
An elder botanist is engaging specimen collection during a winter night. His stream of consciousness gradually being distracted by the wind.
THE DESIRE OF THE WORD 9.54 min
Úrsula San Cristóbal, Spain
An audiovisual poem about writing and the creation of poetic universes, loosely inspired by the work of Argentine poet Alejandra Pizarnik (1936-1972).
MINT 18 min
Tomasz Grabowski, Poland
A silent experimental film imagining a future where sound no longer exists. Through five poetic encounters, characters search for connection, memory, and meaning in a world that communicates only through light, signs, and presence.
SUNBATHING 6.33 min
Peer Langenheim, Germany
Two friends on a holiday in Greece discuss whether or not to go to the beach today. Nearby, an old cement factory is starting up production again. Sounds of heavy machinery a stark contrast to the calming presence of water.
LAST BREATH OF SNOW 8.28 min
Maria Ångerman, Finland
What happens in a deer’s mind when it encounters a human? The film is an immersive imaginative journey into the perception of the deer.
WA 4.20 min
Hanamaro Chaki, Portugal
`WA`means harmony, circle, dialogue, and cycle in Japanese. Experimental animation film with original drawings and music evokes the sea as a living, reflecting on life’s circularity — birth, touch, loss, and return — revealing the invisible ties between beings.
EXIT & ARRIVAL 4 min
Kent Tate, Canada
There are realities that we seek, and there are realities that find us. One can never know for sure which comes first; the seeking or the finding. Often the unexpected moment occurs, the unforeseen discovery.
THE 9TH 5.15 min
David Ian Bickley, Ireland
The NINTH WAVE slowly builds way out to sea. It rises and rises, silently gathering momentum, ascending from the deep, until, suspended in a shivering crescendo, it comes thundering to shore.
LIGHT & SOUND 5.50 min
Jan Rehwinkel, Germany
A film without a camera: The fascination of painting tone or noise—a composition of visible sound and audible images.
TECTUM ARGENTI 8.42 min
Joanna Byrne, United Kingdom
A moving meditation on the process of therapeutic healing through reconnecting with the self in nature: shot, home-processed and hand-edited on silver-rich 16mm Fomapan reversal film.
ALZOU 18.35 min
Ugo Woatzi, Belgium
synopsis : The q***r community that once thrived in the Alzou Valley has disappeared. After years of exile, Alzou*—the river’s deity—returns. As they move through the dense forest, the environment seems to breathe with them, and the land begins to reveal fragments of the community’s memory.
DAISIES 0.43 min
Yuliya Kohal, Slovenia
Can we trust memory or is memory the only thing we can trust? Time dissolves in the gentle spring sun, all we have left is light and hope for miracles. A 16mm urban spring study exploring transient light, industrial rhythm and spatial memory through analogue texture and drone composition.
DERAILED 10 min
Arseny Bezrukov, Russian Federation
After the rupture, only physicality remains — attraction, collision, repulsion. Inertia without intention, motion without direction, tension without release.
NOT WAVING BUT DROWNING 4.43 min
Chryssa Platsatoura, Greece
THE LIGHT THIEF 6.55 min
Ian Gibbins, Australia
What happens when light itself becomes are marketable commodity, commercialised and corporatised for the profits of a few? Who controls the data when photon streams can be decoded to reveal information about their sources, information that can be used to control and coerce the users of light? Such is the world of the…
WHY-EEELA 4.11 min
Ian Gibbins, Australia
"im an' 'im an' me a'ways in wide-blue out low-a-drift clou's all windfeath'ry..." The Yellow-tailed Black Cockatoo (Calyptorhyncus funereus) has a distinctive, relaxed loping flight and a loud plaintive call: "why-eeela, weee-la". It feeds on the seeds of diverse trees including eucalypts, banksias and hakeas.
TOO MUCH, A PRAYER FOR PEACE 3.40 min
Paul BEAUDOIN, Estonia
A short experimental video built from a stark litany of forces that have shaped human conflict, anger, greed, distrust, racism, poverty, violence, war. Each word marks a condition that has fueled domination and destruction across history.
UNCREATIVE SKETCH 1.55 min
Yuchen Li, China
Examines how AI-generated and online images circulate in today's digital landscape. Using only downloaded internet visuals and pre-generated AI material, the artist recombines them into hybrid organisms.
ENTITIES 2.50 min
Marcin Pospiech, USA
A 3-minute cinematic descent into the architecture of a diseased mind. The film visualises the organic parasites that inhabit the emptiness of mental collapse.
SATURDAY 12 SEPTEMBER 2026 – starts 14.00
WORKSHOPS * STARTS 14.00
Human Factor: Empathy vs. AI in Art Abdullah Harun İlhan (director – Turkey)
For storytellers, visual artists, and non-mainstream filmmakers, exploring human connection and emotional depth in visual narratives, drawing on case studies from his own experimental films and journeys through 75 countries. Includes short screenings, a group brainstorming exercise on translating emotion into visual language, and a discussion on human empathy vs. AI in art-making.
STARTS 15.30
The Body is a Poem: an exploration of words through movement – Angie Flanagan (choreographer- UK)
Beginning with improvisation practices rooted in Butoh, participants discover the body as a tool for expression. Together, we gather words and give them physical form through body sculpture and group tableaux.These living images are brought to the page as improvised poems which we finish by speaking out loud as we move through each tableaux.
LIVE ZONE
Spoken Word, Poetry, Concerts, Performance
Saturday 12 September 2026, starts 18.00
ZONE 1 starts 18.00
Umar Uzair
Malaysia
Eva Lampara
Greece
Nikos Kourmoulis
Greece
Aphrodite Katsadouri
Greece
Nikolas Koutsodontis
Greece
Vasileia Oikonomou
Greece
Vicky Katsarou
Greece
Rastko Šejić
Serbia
Lefteris Tsonis
Greece
Panayiotis Ioannidis
Greece
ZONE 2 starts 19.30
Witness
Greece
Sissy Doutsiou
Greece
Ioanna Lioutsia
Greece
Philip Joa
United Kingdom
Poppy Delta
Greece
Penny Milia
Greece
Husnara Khanom
Bangladesh
Tasos Sagris & Whodoes
Greece
Lia Hide
Greece
ZONE 3 starts 21.20
Ishvar Krishnan
India
BrokenPen
United Kingdom
Redeeming Features
United Kingdom
Vina kai Johny
Greece
Nada Al-Kharusi
Oman
Angie Flanagan
United Kingdom
ZONE 4 starts 22.30
Vasso Christodoulou
Greece
Electra Lazar
Greece
Pyretos 42
Greece
Htta Theta
Gyprus
Bill Hunchback
Greece
Neli Poulopoulou
Greece
Organized by
+The Institute [for Experimental Arts]
Supported by FilmPoetry
