av Nathalie Blomstereng | des 5, 2023 | Screenings day 1, Selected film
The Toxic Reigns of Resentment All screenings About An interview film on the emotion of resentment and how it defines culture and politics today. The revival of nationalism paired with xenophobia, an increasing tribalization of politics, and a public sphere...
av Nathalie Blomstereng | des 4, 2023 | MiniTREFF, Screenings day 1, Selected film
Speaking Through Me All screenings About Speaking Through Me was created to empower teens and young adults with knowledge and awareness about the most precious and amazing supercomputer they will ever own: their developing brain. With the increasing cases of...
av Nathalie Blomstereng | des 4, 2023 | Screenings day 2, Selected film
Hereafter (3:3) All screenings About Imagine that you are 11 years old and you learn that your mother is seriously ill and may die. This was the reality for Hani, a young man who experienced the unthinkable: losing his own mother to cancer at a young age. How to live...
av Nathalie Blomstereng | des 4, 2023 | Screenings day 3, Selected film
Quest for antibodies All screenings About When art meets science – and hyperflexible dancing bodies meet their hyperflexible antibodies! Inspired by recent research from Utrecht University’s Hecklab and realised in collaboration with video artists from Sensu.org and...
av Nathalie Blomstereng | des 4, 2023 | Screenings day 2, Selected film
Brands and storytelling: Tony’s Chocolonely All screenings About Storytelling is vital in building a strong brand. In the Netherlands, a a group of committed individuals with strong beliefs built the biggest Dutch chocolate brand through storytelling. The film...
av Nathalie Blomstereng | des 4, 2023 | MiniTREFF, Screenings day 3, Selected film
A world of Rhythm All screenings About The film focuses on the experience of rhythms in everyday life: at home, in the city, at work, and in nature. The intriguing audiovisual production inspires and motivates learning more about rhythmic phenomena. Specifications...
