Another issue of Anthology of Short Films number eighty eight is ready for viewing. Today in this issue are 8 mini-films of various countries mostly old and almost forgotten.

1. Karine. 1976.
Two hundred photographs of a child taken between birth and her sixth birthday, filmed and edited without respecting any chronology, retrace this history of ‘irreversible change’.
Director: Robert Cahen.
France, 1976.
2. Hitlerjugend. Die fahne hoch. HD.
Some footage which shows how hitler was the schemer of Aryan Survival.
Germany, 194*.

1280x720 HD
3. Charlotje.  1998.
Lien Willaert graduated in 1998 with the fiction short Charlotje. She continued making films alongside developing her culinary interests, which resulted in the television shows ‘Vlaanderen Culinair’ and ‘Aan tafel’.
Director: Lien Willaert.
Belgium, 1998.
4. Innozenz. 2017. HD.
A point of view on clergy sexual abuse.
Director: Joakim Reveman.
1920x1080 HD
Lithuania, 2017.
5. Danskeppnin. 2005.
A little short about a dance competition.
Director: Egill Eðvarðsson.
Iceland, Sjónvarpið, 2005.
6. Sirkka. 2001.
A sensitive short film about a first kiss. It is a story about Ville, a twelwe-year-old boy, who receives a letter from Sirkka. Sirkka wants to meet and to kiss him.
Director: P.V. Lehtinen.
Finland, 2001.
7. Gull-Pian. 1989.
A touching tale about a little girl (Eva), her mean cousin (Berit) and her uncaring aunts. Eva's mother is in the hospital and might not make it, and her aunt's aren't exactly making it easy for her. Add the cruelty of her cousin, and you've got an interesting story about how a little girl fights injustice in her own special way.
Director: Staffan Götestam.
Sweden, 1989.
8. Tikhoye utro. 1976.
In the early morning, two friends - the country boy Yasha and the city boy Volodya, who was visiting the village, went fishing ...
Director: Nikolay Rauzhin.
USSR, 1976.
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