Playlist –
Music Video Panorama
All films that have dialogue in a language other than English, are subtitled in English.
Kaikki elokuvat, joissa puhutaan muuta kuin englantia, on tekstitetty englanniksi.
Event Timeslots:
Aurinkobaletti,
Friday 28.08.2026
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9€ Buy tickets
Viinatehdas,
Saturday 29.08.2026
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9€ Buy tickets
Films in this screening:
Angèle Chiodo:
No Disco
France, 2025. 3 minutes.
Animals drink and dance to the rhythm of the beat. The party is scorching. The air is heavy. The club is humid. The atmosphere is clammy. The walls are oozing. The space fills with liquid. The wildlife is submerged.
Simone Caramazza:
C'era la Luna!
Italy, 2025. 3 minutes.
The video, presented as a degree thesis project, was born from the need to enhance the Pirandello Mines, a place rich in history, in Aragona, Agrigento, linked to sulfur and the figure of Luigi Pirandello, of which the family was the owner. The video is therefore born from the poetics of Pirandello’s works, combined with the suggestions of the place. There is no linear narrative but it presents itself as a dreamlike journey, also conducted following the music of Lero Lero, a band from Palermo that takes up the popular songs of Sicily.
Laura Spark:
Community Lives - OORYA
United Kingdom, 2025. 3 minutes.
A clay-mation video inspired by 80’s animated music videos and kids TV shows. Community Lives is a call to arms to build and expand our communities that love and fight and grow and resist together.
Sergii Bublyk:
Novyny (NEWS)
Ukraine, 2025. 3 minutes.
The video is a conversation with the viewer about the mutual influence between news and people: how news affects people, how people shape events, and how events in turn become news. The story unfolds across two worlds: the first (in color) is semi-realistic, while the second (in black and white) is abstract and metaphorical. These worlds complement each other, occasionally interact, and often flow seamlessly into one another.
Maxime Gillot, Régis Martin:
Tumultes
Belgium, 2026. 4 minutes.
When a gentle breeze turns into a storm, it may seem impossible to escape the gusts. The sudden flight of a paper airplane becomes a journey as it chooses its own path.
Winston W Hacking:
Duotone Handshake
Canada, 2026. 2 minutes.
An experimental short film investigating a new form of surface transformation through folding and collage. Concealed narratives begin to unfold through a relatively simple process. The film literally unpacks meaning where each crease reveals an image complexity that was hidden beneath the seemingly flat surface. Original score by electroacoustic and musique concrète composer Andrew Zukerman.
Philippa Rice:
We Are Always Here
-, 2026. 2 minutes.
Animation made using a technique where plasticine is used to print the impressions of toys and figurines. The song is from the perspective of the figurines, who exist around the house observing life. We are always here, you were not alone. The prints appear like ghosts sending a message from the past.
Louison Chambon:
The Mammal
(La Mammifère)
Belgium, 2025. 3 minutes.
A music video for the band Amande (Amandine Chevigny & Robin Rees)
David Kellner:
Jay & Bee
Austria, 2025. 6 minutes.
Musicians Bobby Conn and Monica BouBou retreat to the astral plane, leaving their imaginary companions DUKS and L.A.R.R.Y. behind. Alone, the curious pair discovers a mysterious bottle and drifts back from the astral plane through crude TV dreams into Earth’s fast-food gravity.
Lucia Schmidt:
Drunk Lament
Germany, 2025. 2 minutes.
Drunk Lament is a stop motion music video made entirely from hand-colored and cut-out video frames. The kaleidoscopic journey of an intoxicated mind, it is built from repetitive movements, loops and circles – fragments of memory that become more scattered as the character can’t stop revisiting them.
Inari Sirola:
You Are An Idiot
United Kingdom, 2025. 3 minutes.
A cathartic anthem for the absolute mad times we are living in!
Léon Chamelot:
Zgurlodyseev
(Zgurlodysee)
France, 2025. 3 minutes.
Four scientists find themselves stranded on an alien planet. They try to escape, but the planet exerts a mysterious force on them. Drawn to it, they begin exploring this new world, leaving behind all hope of returning.
Yasuhiro Higuchi:
Seed of a Star
Japan, 2025. 2 minutes.
One day, a few words casually spoken by my daughter quietly planted a seed in me. Guided by the gentleness of their sound and the poetic afterglow they left behind, I began to imagine a silent forest where stars drift down and small creatures quietly dwell.
Capucine Gougelet:
Like 1,2,3
France, 2025. 3 minutes.
In a moonlit nocturnal garden, Loud discovers a free and sensual world, where an extravagant party leads her from dances to mysteries…
Hornschuch Dirk:
Why the blues?
(Wieso denn Blues)
Germany, 2025. 4 minutes.
Despite all, our existence is in constant change, and we don’t like that. We can only trudge through the landscape and let everything happen to us. Why the Blues?
Alina Popescu:
Other I
France, 2025. 3 minutes.
In a vast cathedral devoted to a strange, otherworldly deity, a young girl offers gifts that begin as harmless token of devotion but escalate into brutal sacrifices of her own body. This haunting allegory asks what happens when blind faith and the comforts we never question demand more of us than we have to give.