The TASE Film ’24 jury highlighted the following for the winning film:
“Yiyang Sun creates a well-thought-out, cinematic and detailed world in his work, which is a pleasure to dive into.
Regarding the film that received a special mention, the jury found, “Nataliia Domini‘s half-minute short film proves that a film does not have to be long to be fascinating.”
The TASE film program has distinguished itself year after year as a central proving ground for all up-and-coming audiovisual artists. It is a platform for art that refuses to shackle itself within the confines of standard filmmaking practices and is constantly experimenting with the very concept of boundaries. This year’s program brings into focus the phenomenon of identity, dissecting both the biological body of an individual, as well as said body’s relations with the outside world, be it sentient or not.
For the first time a jury will select the best TASE FILM among the participating films.
The jury consisted of the film director, producer and head of Sõprus Cinema Ivar Murd, artist Liina Siib and artist-curator and main organiser of TASE ‘24 Kaisa Maasik.
Participating artists were Anett Aedla, Agnes Milla Bereczki, Nataliia Domini, Mia Felić, Andrea Gudiño, Kadri Joala, Mark Kokotov, Marto Mägi, Piret Potter, Yiyang Sun
Curator: Kaur Järve
Watch TASE Film ’24 films:
https://www.artun.ee/en/calendar/tase-film-24/
Photos by Ott Kattel
