Stockholm Film Festival

Attack Of The Giant Brain Sucker Monster From Outer Space

by Guillaume Rieu

A young, carefree couple is surprised on their way home from the movies by a giant space monster. The fact that the monster looks like a huge octopus made out of a brain with worms attached to it,…
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Changeling

by Maria Steinmetz

A troll switches children with a human couple, leaving them with a changeling. The human father is especially malicious toward their new son, but his evil deeds are about to be punished in mysterious…
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The Inviolability Of The Domicile Is Based On The Man Who Appears Wielding An Axe At The Door Of His

by Alex Piperno

»The Inviolability of the Domicile is Based on the Man who Appears Wielding an Axe at the Door of his House« is a seven minutes long mob-drama written, produced and directed by Alex Piperno. This…
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Overture

by Dan Sachar

A nameless man seeks his past in an empty forest. In order to blow new life into his clouded memories he looks at old photos and maps, trying to connect the past to the present. Suddenly an unknown…
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Planet Z

by Momoko Seto

Momoko Seto’s short film is an amazingly detailed depiction of a mysterious life cycle in outer space—like a futuristic botanical garden. Time-lapse photography is combined with an ambient…
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A Song of Praise

by Bram Loogman

Bram Loogman’s debut depicts a place of order—a parking lot split into perfect square spaces, vintage model cars, contrasts of black and white—a place for a ritual. As he plays with…
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Are You Leaving?

by Cristina Molino

Dialogue is sometimes needless, as in this stunningly beautiful short film signed Christina Molino. The combination of the unforgettable images and the emotionally charged film score affects and in a…
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The Girl & The Hunter

by Jadwiga Kowalska

The girl is crying. The hunter is hunting. So begins this comically melancholy odd tale of woe. The tears of the girl threaten to overflow an entire village and it is up to the hunter to save it. The…
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Little Theatres: Homage To The Mineral Of Cabbage

by Stephanie Dudley

Stephanie Dudley’s puppet animation is something as unusual as an homage to cabbage. Based on a poem by Erín Moure from her book »Little Theaters«, Dudley uses different settings and materials…
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Nocturn

by Leanne Welham

Jody cannot sleep at night. Leaving her husband and child in their house, she goes for a walk to buy cigarettes at a 24-hour garage. That night she gets in to a car with a younger couple, something…
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iFestival visning

Do you want to see all the iFestival films on the big screen? Then come to our iFestival screening. The screening is for free but is reserved for our guests with membership cards.

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