AUG 20-24th,2024
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Proximity follows a day in the life of a woman living in an isolated town, working all day on land while waiting for her husband's boat to return from sea.
Though she longs to be out on the water, she is expected to be anchored to their home, where her labour is solitary and unseen. As she goes through her tasks, the "feminine" and "masculine" alike, she is reminded that she has everything she needs to be free.
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Ashes of Hope narrates the forest fires that occurred on the summits of Gran Canaria in August 2019, just one month after the declaration of The Sacred Mountain Areas as World Heritage. Through the people who live at the top: shepherds, stone workers, weavers, farmers … and those responsible for the space, as well as the professionals who intervened in the control of fire and the human troops who fought against it; the documentary narrates a highly visual discourse where the power of photograp
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A slice of life piece that observes the most expensive city in the world through a day in life of a driver. The driver, Ah Hock, is representative of a generation in Singapore who works mainly for survival, and to provide a better living for their family.
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