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Felipe Vellas Highlights the Crucial Work of Médecins du Monde in Hard Hitting #ShutUpDeath Campaign Promo

Brazilian director Felipe Vellas pulls no punches in his hard hitting, visceral short film for Médecins du Monde’s #shutupdeath campaign.

Animation, Asides

Day One: Sunshine

A new romance turns sinister as a joyful honeymoon period gives way to overbearing, controlling and abusive behaviour in Guilherme Marcondes' 'Sunshine'.

Music

Matheus Siqueira Transforms Stone to Flesh in Abstract Music Video ‘Pedra’

Matheus Siqueira shares how a cancer diagnosis forced him to reinterpret the concept of his abstract music video and find a deeper meaning in the lyrics.

Music

Gabriel Iglesias: Jeremias

A lost astronaut desperately tries to find someone to heed his warnings of impending doom in Matheus Siqueira's music video for Gabriel Iglesias.

Film Festival, Live Action, Podcasts

DN LFF2014: Love & Sexuality are Blind in Daniel Ribeiro’s Debut ‘The Way He Looks’

Daniel Ribeiro’s debut feature 'The Way He Looks' tenderly explores the awakening sexuality of a blind teenage as he discovers first love. DN speaks to

Animation, Asides

I Met a Robot at a Ballet Once

A robot and an artist discuss the big questions of the human condition in Isabela Dos Santos’ existential animated storybook poem I Met a Robot at a

Asides, Live Action

Unbovine Yourself

Mankind devolves into a homogenise soup of slaves to groupthink, stifling any opportunity for originality or creativity in Ian Ruschel’s fantastically

Live Action

Is The New

Brazilian directors Jarbas Agnelli & Doug Bello keep us on point with what’s in and what’s out in Is The New, their ad spot for Follow

Art & Fashion, Live Action

Awfully Deep

Unusual short Awfully Deep, from writer and director Daniel Florêncio sees the life of a well-off family suddenly turned upside down when without warning,

Animation

Bill Wearing Socks

Designer, illustrator and enthusiast of infographics Nieges Borges creates a fitting tribute to the legend that is Bill Murray, by taking us on a journey

Live Action

In the Blackout

Love is complicated, especially when two inanimate objects, lost in an underground car park, ﬁnd each other. This ﬁlm tells the unlikely love story between

Documentary, Podcasts

DN255: My Neighbourhood – Julia Bacha

This week we’re joined by director Julia Bacha whose latest film My Neighbourhood (co-directed with Rebekah Wingert-Jabi), continues her work at Just

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