Fantastic news! 7 films by T-Port partners have been selected for Cannes – find out more below:
Scale
for:
La Semaine de la Critique
Joseph Pierce
13min I Animation I 2022
Salaud Morisset
Driving along the motorway, Will loses his sense of scale. As his crippling drug addiction deepens, he struggles to unpick the sequence of events that led to his predicament, before he’s lost forever. “Scale” is adapted from Will Self ’s novella Scale, from the collection of stories “Grey Area”, published in 1994.
Same Old
for:
Cannes Court Métrage
Lloyd Lee Choi
15min I Drama I 2022
Uogos (Cherries)
for:
Cannes Court Métrage
Vytautas Katkus
15min I Drama I 2022
Lights On
A recently retired father invites his son to help him with the cherry picking in the garden. The father is in no hurry to finish the cherry job though, as he tries to catch up with his son.
Will You Look At Me (Dang wo wang xiang ni de shi hou)
for:
La Semaine de la Critique
Shuli Huang
20min I Drama I 2022
Lights On
As a young Chinese filmmaker returns to his hometown in search for himself, a long due conversation with his mother dives the two of them into a quest for acceptance and love.
Jutro Nas Tam Nie Ma (We Are Not There Tomorrow)
for:
La Cinef
Olga Klyszewicz
8min I Animation I 2022
Lodz Film School
Sometimes in our life we meet someone who see the world in a different way and is able to change our perception. This is what happens to the characters of the film, when they unexpectedly meet.
Read our interview with director Olga Klyszewicz
Sheherut (Kinship)
for:
La Cinef
Orin Kadoori
24min I Drama I 2022
Steve Tisch Film & Television School – Tel Aviv University
Read our interview with director Orin Kadoori
Staging Death
for:
Directors’ Fortnight
Jan Soldat
8min I Documentary I 2022
AG Kurzfilm
Udo Kier dies his way through film history. He screams, falls, lies, is cut into pieces, shot or commits suicide. Again and again his empty gaze, again and again his rigid body. In 54 years as an actor, Udo Kier played in more than 170 feature films, 120 series episodes and 50 short films. More than 70 times Udo Kier tried to give an expression to dying and death.
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