Instagram story viewer> @u16.co> Posts

u16.co

@u16.co

108

followers

38

following

🏆 Award-winning, acclaimed films
▶️ ‘An Unscripted Earth’ @primevideo
📺 ‘Six Months to Salvation’ @abctv
➕ Short films on website ⤵️

POSTS STORIES REELS TAGGED

Download All

Thanks you again @nonfilms for featuring ‘The Curve of the Earth’ as part of the DarkRoom series! The lineup for this edition @freddysbrklyn threading documentary and biography was superb, and the engaged questions from the audience made for deeply thoughtful insight. You can continue to watch the film on our website for free. taken in Freddy's Bar and Backroom by @u16.co

3

1

2 years ago

Watch our latest film now @bureau_works, a music doc ft. music from @baalti.mp3 … Link is in their bio

Director @_lorenzob
Featuring @young_keenu_
Music @baalti.mp3
Sound @andreasjdominguez taken in Seattle, Washington by @u16.co

3

0

5 years ago

We’re taking our only Spanish-language film to Spain. España, prepárate para “La Curva de la Tierra” / “The Curve of the Earth” … screening @bilbaoartefund taken in Fundación BilbaoArte Fundazioa by @u16.co

12

0

5 years ago

Competing for the Claude & Sue Corty Award for best immigration film at the @splicefilmfest is 'Jaiveer Has a Day Job', screening virtually on June 17. Also competing for it incl. ’A Place at the Kauri Table’ (NZ) and ‘DACAmented’ (USA) by so be sure to check these other awesome shorts within the documentary time-slot. (Ticket link in Splice's bio) by @u16.co

11

0

5 years ago

A group of young Australians, all recent graduates of the same Catholic high school, volunteer to teach English in rural Thailand on their gap year. Placed among the Karen hill tribe, an overwhelmingly Christian Indigenous minority in otherwise Buddhist Thailand, they gradually confront the possibility that their presence may be doing more harm than good. Directed by the only non-white volunteer, Six Months to Salvation is a self-reflexive documentary not only about whether ‘voluntourism’ is a modern form of colonialism, but the spiritual struggle to find meaning in one’s mission.

“A thought-provoking priece of cinema … Released independently online, Six Months to Salvation deserves to be seen by a wider audience," Kevin Hawkins, Film Blerg

"A fine calling card for its young director… a unique and eye-opening documentary," Eddie Ivermee, The Movie Guys

“Fascinating work by this Sydney filmmaking collective," Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Senses of Cinema

More info: u16.co/6m2s by @u16.co

3

0

5 years ago

The 2021 Shenandoah Youth Festival is streaming “Six Months to Salvation” as one of only two feature-length films within its 45-film program.

The festival, hosted from June 19 to July 3 by the Shenandoah Film Collaborative in Strasburg, VA, is raising money for a handful of youth arts organizations throughout the country ranging from Colorado Springs to upstate NY.

More info in bio link. Coming soon June 19 to July 3! by @u16.co

16

0

5 years ago

'The Curve of the Earth' is now part of experimental film fest @prismaticground put on by @mayslesdocumentarycenter in NYC and @screenslate magazine ... Link in bio now screening virtually worldwide (must watch on 💻) taken in Salto, Uruguay by @u16.co

12

0

6 years ago

A year into the pandemic that upended our experience of time, revisit 'Disposable Time' (2018), our 2-min micro-short that had its theatrical premiere @nitehawkcinema back in 2018 [💻 link in bio] taken in Ithaca, New York by @u16.co

6

0

6 years ago

all on our website by @u16.co

22

2

6 years ago

“I wanted to embrace negative space: to manipulate focus, framing and foregrounding to create these open yet vacuous spaces that evoke feelings of loss and emptiness. So much of the film takes place in near-empty spaces — an empty home, by an empty pool, and in empty bars, empty galleries — and so the cinematography needed to complement this.” Director/Cinematographer @parkerjonathon on ‘An Unscripted Earth’ (2020), linked in bio. taken in Manila, Philippines by @u16.co

21

0

6 years ago

“The most arresting image from my time in Thailand is, to my mind, the face of the Buddha, partially buried in the hillside. If documentaries at their best take a fragment of reality and highlight its symbolism, then this could perhaps be my best photograph as a documentarian.” — Lorenzo Benitez, Director of ‘Six Months to Salvation’ (2017) taken in Chiang Mai จังหวัดเชียงใหม่ by @u16.co

18

1

6 years ago

Our next documentary is coming soon. Enjoy ‘An Unscripted Earth’ (2020) (link in bio) in the meantime. taken in North Dakota by @u16.co

16

0

6 years ago