The personal and emotional history which everybody carries in themselves is the premise for the newest work of Miloushka Bokma. She examines the language of the body in relation to its environment. Memories are reflected in someone's face, glance or posture. They are elusive signals of the body that we manifest or suppress.

A single body in a black space, morphing between creature and human being, exploring spaces between abstraction and the visceral, expressing a sense of loneliness and longing for touch.

A Deserted, Distorted, Industrial Fragment Of Two Vibrant Moving Figures That Chop And Tear(s) Out, A Gesture Of Scream. 
Clones I Makes The First Crack Into DARKMATTER.

Choreographer Elisa Zuppini and visual artist Christopher Tym investigate the relation between a body and a camera in motion. As the two bodies amplify and inform each other’s movements, they begin to produce an altered sense of a moving environment and a sense of free fall.

Dacil is a film powered by the innate need to see our loved ones and to know they are well. Isolation and the unknown generate fears and limitations, yet we are still left with hope. 
 

The Thickness portrays a day in the life of four young women. Their daily routine takes us along feelings of insecurity and struggle – and the rebuilding of trust. Based on a poem by singer/songwriter and spoken word artist Jill Scott, this film is an ode to the beauty of the female body.

A short dance film by the Young Boy Dancing Group, filmed at Gelitin's Studio in Vienna, showing how they vibe. They perform a ritual and experience the aura of the landscape through a collective exploration of authentic movement. 

A group of friends grew to become the successful dance collective 155. A dream came true. Now, 15 years later, they are in their thirties and go out on a road trip to collect their thoughts. Will they lead an ordinary life or will they continue until the wheels fall off?

Robbie lost two fingers to fireworks. When asked how that feels, he said: "Not everything feels like something else. How could I explain what chocolate tastes like? I can only say what it doesn't taste like: not like twigs, not like water and not like sand." GAT is about movement, bodies and feeling. It’s about what you can’t see, but feel.