Till Tomorrow / Paper Talk

For educators

By clicking on the following links, you can access documents such as methodical educational material for a media culture lesson (for the films listed in the introductory video). Details about the movies can be found on the right side of the video. In order to repeat the basic concepts of film language with students, we have prepared a short presentation for you. After watching the introductory video and movies, feel free to play a quiz with the students through which the newly learned concepts will be repeated.

For students

In order to repeat the basic concepts of film language, we have prepared a short presentation for you. After the lesson, play a quiz through which you will repeat the concepts you learned about.

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Short fiction film section – High school

TILL TOMORROW (5′), 2022.
🎬 Škola za grafiku, dizajn i medijsku produkciju, Blank_filmski inkubator, Croatia
📝 A short film depicting a day in the life of a drug addict caught up in his own personal cycles. Is he saved forever or just until the next day?
👁‍🗨 Have you ever thought that someone is following you? Probably one of the most cinematic questions came to life in this combination of an existentialist drama and a psychological thriller, which doesn’t let you be sure which genre will prevail until the end of the film. However, a person can follow themselves as well, especially in bad, even destructive habits. The only question is what tomorrow brings or takes away. Very well conceived.
🏆 Best Fiction Film (27th Youth Film Festival & 15th Four River Film Festival)

PAPER TALK (5′), 2021.
🎬 École Internationale de Création Audiovisuelle et de Réalisation, France
📝 Two divorced parents come together in a parking lot to talk. They both left their children in their cars. A half brother and a half sister who never met before. They are going to discover each other through the car windows.
👁‍🗨 Parental arguments leave more or less lasting consequences on the children who witness them. All the more so because children don’t know why adults can’t communicate the way they do. Everything could be much simpler and more fun, like playing games. When the two little kids, separated by car windows, start a communication that adults cannot, everything changes. A superbly realized metaphor.
🏆 Best Fiction Film (27th Youth Film Festival & 15th Four River Film Festival)