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Twitch at Aarhus Film Fest

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Twitch is screening at the Aarhus Festival of Independent Arts

Being Alive Program
3:00pm April 27 2007
7:00pm April 29
Aarhus, Denmark

Aarhus Festival of Independent Arts

Being Alive Program
27.04.07, 15:00 – ØFP
29.04.07, 19:00 – Slagtehal3

You’re not truly alive if you do not feel whole, successful, and happy…You haven’t truly lived if you haven’t experienced life‘s joy and moments that that make your pulse race. Are you are not alive if nature or circumstances have played an unpleasant trick on you and you are just not like other people. These little stories touch the heart, stir the mind and fire the spirit, making the impossible possible, proving that being alive is about love and loss, fear and longing, pain and wonder… for any human being.FILMS in SECTION:
Teeth
John Kennedy, Ruairi O´Brien • Ireland • 2007 • 3´ • Fiction
Two old friends fishing…
Notes from the Sanatorium
Asya Lukin • UK • 2006 • 7´ • Animation
Film is a way to contemplate little human movements and behaviour.
My Father´s Tears
Candace Infuso • USA • 2007 • 10´ • Fiction
A women revisits her family childhood life with her bipolar father.
Twitch
Leah Meyerhoff • USA • 2006 • 10´ • Fiction
A young girl fears her mother´s disability is contagious.
Eero
Mikko M. Koskinen • Finland • 2006 • 9´ • Fiction
When Eero comes home, there´s a strange girl in his apartment.
Moi
Yan England • Canada • 2006 • 16´ • Fiction
Passionate about cinema, 15-year-old Alexis dreams of becoming a film director. But, his life will collapse the day when, through the gaze of others, he will suddenly become aware of his reality.
You Tell Me
Jose Gomez • Spain • 2006 • 18´48 • Fiction
Two friends meet a stranger in a London pub who describes his traumatic past. Through a graphic story and lots of tequila they come to realise how clouded their own reality really is.
Pros and Cons of Breathing
Seth Manheimer • USA • 2006 • 22´ • Fiction
A young thief with a terminal illness would rather die as a criminal than live as a patient.

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  • June 17th, 2007 at 2:40 am

    Hi Leah,

    First of all please accept my congrates for making a topical film like – Twitch, although I have not seen the movie but the brief introduction that, “it is a film where a young girl fears her mother´s disability is contagious,” itself reflects the power of emotions and theme of disability. Hope one day I might see your film. Once again accept my best wishes from India for your future creative projects through the audio-visual medium. However I feel happiness is a state of mind, and you feel godly happiness when you serve to the humanity in any form. The happiness, which you described while introducing film show case is a personal one and does not last long. After all one day we all have to die, although we don’t remember it and work hard to gather as much of wealth and consider it as a happiness.

    Rajshekhar
    India

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