Thank you for joining @theoneminutes.org X @andeo.co at the premiere screening of ‘When filmmaking is a first language spoken to protect’ at Talla Stafainn. Heartfelt thanks to all filmmakers. The series is curated by @shenxin.info and joined by UNEMENU - alivan.xyz/eats

Imagine this woman exactly as she is, but ugly instead of beautiful. John Baldessari Ringer Collection curated by Beatrix Ruf at Langen Foundation

🎥✨ International Short Film Festival Oberhausen presents The One Minutes Jr. Bangladesh! 🎬 See the films on the big screen this Sunday, with a Q&A with workshop trainer @mishaderidder.com and @juliavanmourik.bsky.social (Director The One Minutes). kurzfilmtage.filmchief.com/shop/tickets...

Meet The Critics Online Today! Join us online for 'When Art Isn’t Life Online' today, Wednesday, March 26, at 17:00 UTC! meet.jit.si/TheOneMinute... The 12-minute screening will be introduced by The Critics and followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers. More info mailchi.mp/theoneminute...

We are excited to share the Open Call: ‘Passing the Love’ by Fehras Publishing Practices! We are the lovers in a sick world. We write poems of love every single day. For The One Minutes, we will pass the love as we believe the rolling of the “I” creates the network of “us”. vimeo.com/1062365066

🎬 Join us for a special program tonight at 9 at De Uitkijk in Amsterdam, featuring the cinematic journey of The Critics, a collective of young Nigerian filmmakers. With their debut CHASE - THE MOVIE! a sci-fi short made with borrowed smartphones and @blender.org and more! uitkijk.nl/en/film/the-...

Ding dong! FIXATIONS, curated by @buttmagazine.bsky.social, is now on show at ROZENSTRAAT in Amsterdam. Seen here is a young man who recovers his collection of red cars, only to realize that the scale of his fantasies has changed, by Wall & Yero from Argentina.

🍿 Join us for the theatrical screening of FIXATIONS, curated by BUTT magazine! Thursday, November 28 at 7PM at De Uitkijk in Amsterdam. uitkijk.nl/en/film/the-... Followed by TONGUES UNTIED by Marlon T. Riggs (1989), a documentary examining race and sexuality through Black gay men’s experiences.