Lunch Break (Belgium) by Reinout Jan Swinnen, Bram Van Rompaey
Curator's Choice
•
1m 30s
Joe is a crane operator. This crane is made for lifting heavy things, Joe is not. He's an overweight middle-aged man stuck in a daily routine, in a confined space high up in the sky. Nothing much excites Joe, except for this one thing, this one moment which shines a dim light on his otherwise dull existence: lunch-break. As long as he has that, Joe can manage to retain a slither of sanity. But today disaster strikes...
Running time: 00:01:30
Up Next in Curator's Choice
-
Six (United States) by Diana Cignoni
Mental Health. Depression. Grief.
Running time: 00:13:00 -
Higher Grounds (United States) by Joe...
On the fateful day intelligent life arrives to destroy Earth, one slacker alien gets sidetracked when he’s smitten with a bitter barista. Suddenly, our survival depends on whether this space-schmuck can get her number, before his plucky partner blows us sky high.
Running time: 00:16:59 -
The Stone Putter (Sweden) by Nils Agdler
The Stone Putter is a cinematic portrait of a serious and physically strong middle-aged woman, deeply focused on throwing stones in a desert-like landscape. How did she get here? What do the stones symbolize – as alien in the landscape as the woman herself in her black dress? Here you can sense a...
