WORLDWIDE COMPETITION I is charged with memory, movement, rage, and rebirth.
Stories of fathers, mothers, and distant homelands unfold alongside generative algorithms, musical heirlooms, and adolescent ruptures. Emotions simmer beneath the surface—until they don’t. These films explore identity through tension: personal, political, digital. Nostalgia is unstable, family is fragile, and culture is both weapon and anchor. The past returns—reanimated, reframed, or simply refused.
From the algorithmic to the autobiographical, this program pulses with creative unrest. Nothing here is passive. Everything wants to move, shift, or scream.
