A slow meandering camera in an abandoned amusement park in the heart of Casablanca. The film draws a portrait of the youth who frequent this place and exposes snapshots of their life, meticulously reframed and often inspired by images found on social networks.
Selected at the prestigious Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival, and later a prizewinner at Rotterdam, this is an experimental wander through an abandoned theme park (Casablanca’s Arab League Park) — intriguingly juxtaposing footage of children at play with their lives online.
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Helene Klodawsky, 2013, Canada
Arash T. Riahi,Arman T. Riahi, 2013, Austria
Peter Tscherkassky, 1992, Austria
Laila Hotait Salas, 2012, Spain
Rodney Ascher, 2012, United States
Nicolas Sarkissian, 2010, France
Guy Maddin, 2000, Canada
Affonso Uchoa, 2014, Brazil
Jeffrey Schwarz, 2011, United States
