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I-Bezos (UK) - Neil valentine
In a very near AUTONOMOUS FUTURE, after a plague has all but wiped out humankind, a machine world, air land and sea, ticks over and sweeps up the pieces. Until they discover seventy surviving BABIES! After some deliberation they decide to bring them up. So midwifes and teachers and other suitcase-like MACHINES take over where the DEAD PARENTS left things. Four of these CHILDREN, in America, Europe, India and China are our guides, as they grow through their first fourteen years. It's touch and go, and the machines have to overcome cultural obstacles that we never could. But we make it, to the Crossroads Of The World, fourteen years later, as our one unified tribe just seventy-strong meets up - and faces forwards. As the TEACHER tells the children: 'To the world one tribe - and to the universe, one world'.
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The Breakthrough (USA) - Brea Mitchell |
Jenna and Mark are a happy couple for about 6 months until Jenna breaks it to Mark that she is sick of his nerdy obsessions, and slow pace when it comes to the physical aspects of their relationships (sex). After Jenna breaks things off with Mark, he is left heart-broken and desperate to seek sexual experience. He then turns to the popular hook-up app called Down. He convinces his two best friends, Tanner and Aaron to download the app with him. All three of the boys are virgins and looking to change this. Each of them book ¡°hook-up appointments¡± through the app. There is a shocking, hilarious twist about this night though.. |
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The Coffin (Netherlands) - Emanuele Pesoli
During an allegorical funeral organized by civil society groups to celebrate Brexit Day, July 14th, a hesitant 18-year-old Kenyan mut break free from the haunting memory of the dead father in order to fall in love with a girl before he travels back home.
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