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Flux: The Only Constant is Change | EUSFF Program 1

  • Arts Court Theatre 2 Daly Ave Ottawa (map)

These shorts deal, in one fashion or another, with life’s constant changes, whether you’re young, old, or in between.

RUNNING LIGHTS

Lithuania 2017| 11 minutes

Ged Sia

The cycles of life and death are always bound together in this vivid animated meditation on life, death, and rebirth.

LATE AFTERNOON

Ireland 2017 | 9 minutes

Louise Bagnall

A mother and daughter’s relationship stretches across time.

LATVIETIS

Latvia 2009 | 9 minutes

The panorama of historical change and repetition takes us from the 13th century to the present. Plus ça change, plus c’est la meme chose!

FISHING

Slovenia 2016 | 7 minutes

Jan Citkovic

An elderly couple fishing by a riverbank muse on the passage of time.

THE CEILING

Finland 2017 | 14 minutes

Teppo Aeraksinen

In the midst of divorce, Olavi retreats to his summer cottage only to find that the ceiling has mysteriously come down .

DAMN GIRL

Denmark 2012 | 13 minutes

Kira Richards Hansen

The coming of age story about, Alex, a 12-year old tomboy. Hanging out with a group of only boys, she is soon confronted with her own body’s changes.

!O FORTUNA!

Austria

2017 | 12 minutes

Karin Berger

An experimental expression of a mother-daughter relationship, and an inventive rumination on memory itself.

CATHERINE

Belgium 2016 | 11minutes

Britt Raes

As she gets older, Catherine’s strange relationship with her pets takes her life in unexpected directions.

AWAKER

Czech Republic 2014 | 10 minutes

Filip Diviak

Set in a cold Nordic country in the early 19th century, this animation tells the tale of an old man who works as an awaker, waking people up. His life is always the same — until one day he gets a shiny old bell.

FLIMFLAM

Croatia 2018 | 8 minutes

Marco Belic

This is a story about the encounter between two individuals inside an imaginary world. One longs for company, and is soon rewarded with the arrival of a stranger. .

YAWTH

Greece 2018 | 10 mins

Lida Vartzioti, Dmitris Tsakaleas

A witty satire on love and relationships in the age of the ubiquitous cell phone.