Film director: Mara Mattuschka

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CEROLAX II

Cerolax II is a sharp, clever, but also ironic satire on the world of advertising and, more generally, on the media, which every day present us with countless products that, according to what they say, will change our lives forever.

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ID

Transformation, discovery, experimentation. In Mara Mattuschka’s ID, there is all this, and the director herself has had fun staging this bizarre ‘adventure’ by experimenting with digital for the first time, but still giving her short film a touch of yesteryear.

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BALL-HEAD

Mara Mattuschka’s Ball-Head shows us the human body that has become a kind of ‘tool’, a victim of a society in which work, technology and capitalism seem to have forever forgotten the value of human beings themselves.

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NAVELFABLE

In NavelFable, Mara Mattuschka has opted for a minimalist yet highly experimental mise-en-scène. A simple stop-motion animation, together with extreme close-ups, details of screaming mouths covered by nylon stockings and drawings directly tracing the various rips on said stockings fully convey the idea of what the director wanted to communicate to us.