Pamphlets & Politics: Statements & Reflections

75 minutes
Pamphlets & Politics: Statements & Reflections

A selection of films that don't eschew making a statement and that, at times, function as political pamphlets.

This program screened as part of HAFF 2006

Showing in this program

A Life of Death

A Life of Death

  • Dawn Westlake
  • United States, 2003
  • 7 min.

World leaders say they want world peace, but at what price? An exploration of the tragic irony of waging war to establish peace.

Black on White

Black on White

  • Andrey Tsvetkov
  • Bulgaria, 2005
  • 4 min.
Exhausted: The War

Exhausted: The War

  • Dan Hartney
  • Australia, 2004
  • 5 min.

A resident of Smiley Town is called to arms against an axis of evil. Grand Prix 2004.

Flesh

Flesh

  • Edouard Salier
  • France, 2005
  • 9 min.

The Empire unveils everything but sees nothing. Its enemies idealize everything but tolerate nothing. What if it all came down to flesh?

Infinite Justice

Infinite Justice

  • Karl Tebbe
  • Germany, 2006
  • 2 min.
Jute: Deed Gij Ook Niet Wat U Geschiedt

Jute: Deed Gij Ook Niet Wat U Geschiedt

  • Gerrit van Dijk
  • The Netherlands, 2004
  • 3 min.
Leviathan

Leviathan

  • Simon Bogojevic-Narath
  • Croatia, 2006
  • 14 min.

Who is the creature built from people? Why is it wearing a crown and what is it doing with a pastoral in one hand and a sword in the other?

No War

No War

  • Ravanbakhsh Sadeghi
  • Iran, 2005
  • 2 min.
Power Up

Power Up

  • Sverre Fredriksen
  • The Netherlands, 2006
  • 4 min.
Sometimes

Sometimes

  • Pleix
  • France, 2003
  • 3 min.
What Barry Says

What Barry Says

  • Simon Robson
  • United Kingdom, 2004
  • 2 min.

An un-apologetic criticism of US foreign policy and The Project for the New American Century with a propaganda-esque style.