Panel: Future-making Methodologies
Thu, 18-May-23 10:30 AM
“Climate change is the biggest global health threat of the 21st century.” (Lancet Climate Change Commission 2009) This sci-fi short film takes action and drafts a future wellness paradise. Taking … read more
A cautionary tale on the endless entangling of information sharing, social media, meaning and daily life, and as well, a satire on the anthropologist as colonizer of knowledge. Dr. Carlos … read more
Caused by a dimension anomaly, millions of people have exchanged places with their alter egos from parallel universes. A few years after, the Anomaly Foundation was founded to integrate newcomers into society. In their awareness raising campaign movie four alter egos were interviewed to tell their stories. They confess frankly what they have won and what they have lost after being transposed to this world. - An enthusiastic approach to create something solely character-driven: an absurdistic mockumentary short about our relation to hidden desires and the spectrum of self-acceptance.
Levente Huszka holds an MFA in English Literature from Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest. Currently he works for General Electric as an HR Specialist facilitating Induction trainings, also translating official communication and partaking in simplification projects. He plays at Fórum Társulat’s Improv Theatre as an amateur actor, also working on short film projects at Kultúr Krimó, including HALLOJARAT (interviews with artists of the Hungarian alternative music scene).
The village of Shologon is located in the taiga in northeastern Siberia. An extreme heat wave ignited fierce forest fires in the remote region two years ago. At first, residents … read more
We are in a mountain village of the Hmong, members of an ethnic minority in northwest Vietnam. For three years, Hà Lệ Diễm has come here again and again, befriending … read more
Some days, the black kites literally drop from the sky—the air pollution in Delhi, India, can be so intense that flocks of the birds fall to earth. If they’re lucky, … read more