TERRITO/REALITIES | Film Programme (Free for Students)

How do we make sense of the world? How can we make sense of the world? Who gets to make sense of the world?

TERRITO/REALITIES brings together 12 films in 3 chapters to expand our understanding of what it means to take a picture of our world. Located in the intersection between the environment, media, and technology, TERRITO/REALITIES explores the complicated relationship between humanity and planet Earth, as told by the images we make of them. From an exploration of the impact of mineral extraction in Congo to the dreams and desires of an Indonesian miner that blurs the line between film and fact, from a sumptuous examination of the Mekong river to the geopolitics of satellite-imagery technology.

Chapter One: What is Mine

Part I

12 Aug (Fri), 8pm to 10pm

• Europium by Lisa Rave
• Mangeurs de Cuivre by Bodil Furu

Part II

13 Aug (Sat), 1pm to 3pm

• The Most Beautiful Catastrophe by APART Collective
• The Magic Mountain by Daniel Mann and Eitan Efrat

Chapter Two: From Over to Under

Part I

13 Aug (Sat), 4pm to 6pm

• Becoming Alluvium by Thảo Nguyên Phan
• The Land of the Wandering Souls by Rithy Panh

Part II

19 Aug (Fri), 8pm to 10pm

• Becquerel by Riar Rizaldi
• Mbah Jhiwo by Álvaro Gurrea

Chapter Three: Ways of Sensing

Part I

20 Aug (Sun), 1pm to 3pm

• Sunstone by Filipa César and Louis Henderson
• Making of Earths by Geocinema
• Peninsula Tour by Kim Boyong

Part II

20 Aug (Sun), 4pm to 6pm

• Nostalgia for the Light by Patricio Guzman