Psychotronic Transmissions Emanating from an Undisclosed Location in New York City (United States) by John McMinn

Remote mind control technology is being used to control the masses. The DOD, CIA, DARPA, and other alphabet organizations are using invisible energies to to create neurological effects, behavior disturbances, and mental illness; degrade intelligence and cognitive abilities; and induce dissociative states. This technology is able to target individuals and offers more sophisticated methods of control than those tested during Project MKUltra. These energies are able to project images into an individual's mind, cause temporary schizophrenia, and create mind-controlled assassins. Low-level frequencies are already being tested in New York, with full implementation coming soon.

Running time: 00:00:57

Frogs (Turkey) by Vehbi Bozdağ

One morning, a girl, who lives with her mother in a small-town, notices that the rubble is being removed from the field outside her window. This realization prompts her to reassess her life and the environment she lives in, as she spends most of her time in her room.

Running time: 00:13:26

Twink Time at Barbizon (Portugal) by Patricia Silva

Inspired by the outdoor optical and sensorial pleasures of the Barbizon school of French painting, Twink Time at Barbizon is a Super 8mm experimental work reimagining public parks as sites where people who are historically and presently unsafe in public can imagine ourselves/themselves as free to harmlessly and openly gaze with each other, maybe even cruise each other as fems, as lesbians, as dykes, as bisexuals, as people of color, and as non-normative gender explorers. 

Running time: 00:03:05

Cyclepaths (Belgium) by Anton Cla

An old woman is carrying her shopping bags. A child with a gun on his back riding a scooter. Birds are flying. A city is falling. A party is lit.

Running time: 00:12:25

A Little Longer (Canada) by Connor Kujawinski

In the future, a dying man briefly recalls his past with the help of a headset that allows him to see his memories -- but only a random select few, for his payment plan restricts him from viewing anything more.

Running time: 00:03:25

Holy Filament (Canada) by Arkan Zakharov

An avant-tech-noir outing for the AI generation, Holy Filament spends one day with a humanoid automaton (Emily Van Raay) as she challenges the confines of existence on a future Earth. Here, humans are long extinct, the machines they created left to churn through an undying cycle of progress. Intrusive visions crack through our protagonist’s programming, leading her to a liberating realization. 

Running time: 00:25:00

Furrie (France) by Lucie Grannec

A dolphin in free relationship with fifteen inflatable animals, a fox crazy in love with a cereal mascot, a band of animals adept at firearms… Different portraits, existing, of members of the Furry community, lovers and enthusiasts of anthropomorphic animals.

Running time: 00:08:36

Reep (United State) by Jakub Blank

A young man spends his weekends summoning the power of god. 

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