Screening #9 – Fragments of Light
Screening #9 – Fragments of Light
Deering State
16701 SW 72nd Ave, Miami, FL 33157
Sunday, November 16th / 7:00 PM
Six stories of lives seeking warmth and meaning in unexpected places. A forgotten star, a fragile kitten, and an unlikely friendship between employer and housekeeper reflect hidden human ties. Animation gives voice to silence, an absurd thriller unravels Cold War paranoia, and a lonely man floods his darkness with lamps. Each film leaves behind a quiet trace of longing.
PURCHASE TICKETS
Dir by: Tete Pacas, Joan Cabrera, Kevin Araúz – Documentary – 5:47 Min – Panamá
The charismatic woman Ildaura Saucedo fights against her memory to relive a glorious past on Panamanian stages and radio stations.
Dir. By Danilo Stanimirović – Narrative – 10:00 Min – Serbia, Switzerland
When eight-year-old Misa discovers an abandoned kitten on the street, he sees a chance to feel the warmth missing at home.
Dir. By Surya Balakrishnan – Narrative – 23:00 Min – India
Deepa Didi gently explores the unnoticed connections in Mumbai’s busy life through Abhi, a young man lost in routine, and Deepa, his housekeeper. Though they share the same apartment at different times, their experiences of the space couldn’t be more different—Abhi rushing through days, Deepa finding calm in solitude.
Dir. By Tom Brown – Narrative – 18:00 Min – USA
In 1976, two rising film producers celebrate the success of their Cold War spy thriller but panic when their elusive screenwriter disappears. They soon discover the script reveals Top Secret information, putting their careers and lives in danger.
Dir. By Kiyomi DallasKidd – Animation – 2:21 Min – USA
In Luisa, silence, textures, and colors take center stage as a young girl seeks refuge from her parents’ fights. Without words, the film lets light, shadow, and hue speak, turning quiet into a language of its own
Dir. By Stéphanie Bélanger – Narrative – 13:21 Min – Canada
It has been raining heavily for months, and the sixth wave is depressing humanity. In this prevailing darkness, Claude, 70 years old, compulsively buys lamps online to break his solitude and bring light into his life, at any cost.