Me and half a billion = true

Like many of you know the Pangea Day global film festival was yesterday. We in our little KaosPilot group, together with Pelle spent our night with people in the Dharavi Slum, Mumbai. While the rest of our co-pilots sat at the official screening in Colaba (hope you all enjoyed it as much as I did). There was a strange feeling in the air knowing that there were so many others out there, in 60+ countries, watching the exact same thing at the same time.

Here is a sample of my favorite films from the evening my top 5

ELEVATOR MUSIC- By Serdar Ferit from United Kingdom
About the film:

Problems arise when a conservative old man walks into the same lift as a 15-year-old girl who likes to play loud music from her mobile phone.

MORE- By Mark Osbourne from United States
About the film:

More is the story of an old, tired inventor who struggles through a joyless life – leading the same cold, colorless existence accepted by the identical drones around him. Yearning for his carefree days as a child, he struggles to finish the invention he hopes will give his life meaning and worth. His world, and the world of those around him, is transformed when his secret invention is completed.

The Ball – By Orlando Mesquita from Mozambique
About the film:

Children in Mozambique have found an interesting way to make a football.

Papiroflexia- By Joaquin Baldwin from Paraguay
About the film:

Papiroflexia (Spanish for “origami”) is the animated tale of Fred, a skillful paper folder who could shape the world with his hands. Originally created as a poem by the director, it was turned into a short animated film in the UCLA Animation Workshop.

Sierra Leone’s Refugee all Stars- By Zach Niles and Banker White from United States
About the film:

The remarkable, life-affirming story of a group of six Sierra Leonean musicians who come together to form a band while living in a West African refugee camp.

Hope you enjoy them to!