Onde Corte - (Slot 2)

Synopsis

Shortfilms:

The Dream Is a Snail, Thien An Nguyen; Vietnam, South Korea; 15’
Synopsis: A struggling young artist takes an odd job as a human racetrack in a senior rejuvenation workshop, only to develop an obsession with the hypnotic sensation of snails gliding across his skin.

The Comet, Julie Charette; Canada; 11’
Synopsis: Émile, 8 years old, is enjoying the last warm evenings of summer with his sister Françoise. As they scan the sky for shooting stars, their contemplation is interrupted by an act of unspeakable cruelty.

Pull Up — regia: Daniele Brunelletti; Italy; 14’
Synopsis: In the turmoil of adolescence, amid social media, boredom, and a craving for adrenaline, Eva agrees to participate in a clandestine fight filmed by her peers. Violence becomes a way to give shape to a distress she cannot express. But once the phones are turned off and the show is over, the void remains untouched. Caught between the display of a perfect life and the need to be seen, Eva searches for something to hold onto. Only a familiar voice seems able to reach her.

Carne, Laura Plebani; Italy, UK; 15’
Synopsis: Claudia faces the challenges of weaning her baby alone. As breastfeeding becomes painful and her child starts losing weight, her insecurity grows. When a lactation consultant offers support, Claudia begins to understand that she may already be everything her baby needs.

Latte, Filippo Marasco; Italy; 18’52’’
Synopsis: A terrified child witnesses a tooth extraction: it is the desperate way a mother has found to introduce her son to the man she loves.
 
Lagomorfosi, Alberto Vignolo, Isabella Leoncini, Sara Zampirolo; Italy; 8’18’’
Synopsis: A man suddenly realizes he has spent the last few years of his life behaving like a mountain hare. We will see his response and the reconstruction of how it all happened. The film is built on the feeling of no longer recognizing oneself and not understanding how one became what they are.