CISA - Conservatorio Internazionale di Scienze Audiovisive

In 1969, a hapless television operator mistakenly deleted the official commentary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. Forty years later, Journalists Marco Blaser and Eugenio Bigatto return to the studio to finally correct the mistake.

Nina and her two friends share trepidations and desires, amid adolescent games and self-discovery. As the girls engage in ever new challenges, Nina immerses herself in her own hesitations.

The portrait of eight young protagonists that have to deal with everyday female issues and those still to come. Eight different personalities confront each other and learn many lessons from their encounters. What keeps them united is the shadow of the night, intimate and mysterious, and the magical and invisible bond which unites all women.

Cláudia is a Portuguese immigrant who deals with a terrorizing boss, her rejecting daughter and the strong mountain wind, as she cleans sophisticated Airbnb’s in the Swiss Alps.

An investigation into urban space from the perspective of young people in Lyon.

Three childhood friends reunite in the small town they grew up in when one of them returns after two years abroad. Between bonds and different life paths, “Ontario” is a small story about growing up, failing, uncertainty and unspoken love in a day and age where we feel like we absolutely have to make it

Medium-lenght film by Alessandro Garbuio about Olivetti

Brother and sister face the world of rallying together, united by passion and family. They will face different challenges and realize how crucial their relationship is to living and winning.

An omnibus film made under the creative supervision of Alice Diop, with the help of Ticino Film Commission and RSI.

In a mining town in northern Sweden, four young rappers fight to save their recording studio, threatened by unstable ground. Their struggle represents a generation facing a fragmented and lacerated world.

In the dunes of the Sahara, a Jaima, the traditional Saharawi tent. Through the tea ritual, a woman takes us into the past and present of her people, persecuted and driven from their land. There are three teas she offers us: the first, bitter as life; the second, sweet as love; the third, mild as death. Each tea tells us a story.

Aymara comes to terms with her identity; she has a Swiss parent and a South American parent, but she does not feel that she belongs completely to either reality. She translates her discomfort primarily through her hair, which she cannot stand and thus becomes a mirror of what she feels is her difference.

A collective of fifteen emerging directors, guided by Tarr, each present a unique short segment reimagining the city and landscapes around Locarno—city streets, cable cars, the Val Bavona valleys, and Corippo—through varied cinematic lenses.

An afternoon without smartphones leads two girls to confront the omen of an uncertain future.