Author name: Noelle Bezzi

“A moment of exposure” is about observing the experience of living an idea and gathering materials for an art installation. The camera, as an attentive observer, collects memories and associations […]

A man with no memory walks through the hall of honor of the former national congress of Chile, a place that was closed during the military dictatorship and that has

A spring afternoon on the San Cristobal hill, in downtown Santiago de Chile. Four friends and a sound engineer talk about the events seen and experienced during the popular revolt

The inner courtyard of the Canebière building, built by Fernand Pouillon in 1952 as a vision of quality housing for the people. The camera slowly follows the vertical and horizontal

“I am a phoenix bird. It’s hard for me take off and fall.” writes Katja. She is a kindergarten teacher in Narva, a border town between Estonia and Russia. She

In exile, 7 years away from my father and my homeland, I record our phone conversations. He tells me about the country, his loneliness. My screen unites and separates us,

The film Reading Group zooms into and interweaves three independent bookshops in Berlin and Honolulu – Hopscotch, Khan Aljanub, Native Books – each of which offers the nourishment for mind

The Polish word ‘obsada’ means ‘film cast’ but can also mean ‘working party’ – it connotes the distribution of work positions as well as placing of a plant in the

What do monuments want, do, and stand for in our memories and public spaces? “Levitate”, questions the histories, functions and possible futures of colonial icons that still today define the