Bingo (1980)

BINGO (6 minutes, silent) offers a quiet contrast to the program's more surreal moments. The short film silently observes people at a bingo hall, showing their camaraderie and excitement as they wait for the numbers. Shot in gritty black-and-white, it feels like a documentary, offering a brief but moving look at everyday people finding connection and happiness in a shared activity. DUCK (3 minutes, silent) presents the world from a duckling's perspective as it follows its mother through different environments. Accompanied by a peaceful, silent score, this charming short film takes viewers on an immersive journey exploring the relationship between a mother and child and the beauty of simple moments. Using only visuals, DUCK encourages reflection on our own connections with nature and the value of cherishing tender experiences.