Step beyond the familiar with "Experimental Frames," a curated program of short films that boldly redefine cinematic storytelling. Prepare to be challenged, moved, and immersed in narratives that explore the intricate tapestry of human experience and the complexities of our world through unconventional lenses.

From the visceral exploration of emotions in Serotonin, where a hormone's influence shapes destinies and exposes feelings of limbo and the search for hope, to the provocative juxtaposition of memory and national ritual in Wadi Salib, these films push boundaries. Journey through the ruins of Beirut in Saudade, and confront the intricacies of family dynamics in Father Never Liked My Toys. Lose yourself in the dreamlike wanderings of The Man Without A Map, and navigate the turbulent political landscape of Turkey in Walking Around My Head. Witness the weight of the past in The Weight of Memories on My Feet and the poignant reflections of Vision of Basra. Feel the yearning for freedom in The Convict, and observe the delicate beauty of human connection in Sniper. Finally, From And To Nature We Return invites contemplation on our fundamental bond with the earth.

"Experimental Frames" is an invitation to see the world anew, to delve into the depths of human emotion, and to embrace the power of cinema to transcend traditional boundaries.