To Love Is to Let Go?

Los superagentes no se r... The superagents face a group that wants to seize a miniature bomb, financed by an African dictator, who sends them to Misiones.

Say Swear: This is one w... Western Sydney artists Justine Youssef and Leila El Reyes collaborate with community residents in the region to create Say Swear, which subverts the format of the Mortal Kombat video game to explore queer, female and non-binary Arab identities in Sydney’s Western ‘area’ subcultures.

Underwater Instagram sto... In a Prototype first, Australian digital artist and designer Jess Herrington will present a series of three digital screen works, exhibited in the form of Instagram filters, that allow audiences to inhabit an underwater life in an acidic ocean warmed by climate change. This immersive, sensory commission of digital screen art deepens Prototype’s curation, exploring the Instagram filter function as a site for new digital art.

When Proust Catches The ... Raqs Media Collective presents an essay film with animated and collaged elements that unravel at different time spans. The three members of Raqs Media Collective dived into the Kolb-Proust archive at the University of Champaign Urbana to write new words – of emergencies, thwarted frustrations and disorder – in Marcel Proust’s handwriting, seen through prismatic light.

Rare Earth Australian moving-image artist, electroacoustic musician and decolonial anthropologist Robert McDougall’s new moving image work Rare Earth visits the Baotou rare-earth mineral field and tailings dam in Inner Mongolia, China to document the impact of rampant industrial growth on the landscape – all for the convenience of smartphone technology.

Remain The creator of one of Australia’s most acclaimed recent documentaries, Island of the Hungry Ghosts, Berlin-based Australian filmmaker Gabrielle Brady presents a new experimental documentary: a counter history of colonialism on Christmas Island, one of the last places on Earth to be settled by humans.

Walk-Off Country Prototype presents a fragment from the split-screen documentary INFRACTIONS. Foregrounding First Nation testimonies from the anti-fracking campaign in the Northern Territory, Rachel O’Reilly’s camera traces a chain of connections affecting water, ecology, law and culture in a toxically uneven space of climate threats and limited benefits.

Widespread Panic Live Fr... Widespread Panic Live From New Orleans in 2012

La aventura explosiva Super agents must protect a scientist inventor of a new type of synthetic fuel that works if a certain speed is not exceeded.

Ms. Kristina Moran: Ang ... Kristina "Tina" Moran is a nightclub star performer whose dream is to one day make it big. Her desire for fame and fortune leads her to a string of exciting sex-capades with a variety of men.