Anima Mundi by Godfrey Reggio, Italy, 1991, 35mm, 28'
	Chantrapas by Otar Iosseliani, France/Georgia, 2010, 35mm, 122'
	The Rimet Trophy: The incredible story of the World Cup by Filippo Macelloni/Lorenzo Garzella/Cesar Meneghetti, Italy/Argentina, 2010, HD, 50'
	Senza Scrittori by Andrea Cortellessa/Luca Archibugi, Italy, 2009, Digibeta 72'

A Tribute to the inetrnational Feature Film Jury

	Demsala Dawî Sewaxan by Kazim Oz, Turkey, 2009, 35mm, 90'
	Hàndelse Vid Bank by Ruben Ostlund, Sweden, 2010, 35mm, 12'
	Mihai si Cristina by Cristian Nemescu, Romania, 2001, 35mm, 15'
	Tommy by Ole Giæveri, Norwey, 2007, DVCam, 12'
	Diagonal Festival by Barbara Pichler Horse Camp by Ella Gallieni, 2009, Beta SP, 11' 2 Explosionen by Johann Lurff, 2009, Beta SP, 12' Elefantenhaut by Severin Fiala and Ulrike Putzer, 2008/2009, 35mm, 34'

A Tribute to the Short Film Jury

Wallace&Gromit in The Curse of the Were-Rabbit by Steve Box/Nick Park, UK/USA, 2005, 35mm, 85'

A Tribute to Ok Go and their Art

In 2005 the video for Here It Goes Again was spreading all around the world: the tapis-roulant dance became a symbol of this new kind of music video. Two different versions of This Too Shall Pass and the crazy accelerated marathon of End Love made their style unique and recognisable to everyone. An aesthetic taste that generates self-made, analogical wonders, mixing up Norman MacLaren and Michel Gondry, videodance and Terry Gilliam, always with that sense of humour in it. They say that the video is dead, but as they stand there Ð while people throw paint buckets at them - the Ok Go state exactly the opposite.

What To Do
by Ok Go, 2002 3'

Get Over It
by Francis Lawrence, 2002 3'

Do What You Want
by Olivier Gondry, 2005, 3'

Invincible
by Ok Go, 2005, 4'

A Million Ways
by Ok Go, 2005, 3'

Here It Goes Again
by Ok Go, 2005, 3'

WTF?
by Ok Go and Tim Nackashi, 2010, 3'

This Too Shall Pass (Marching Band)
by Brian L. Perkins, 2010, 3'

This Too Shall Pass (Rube Goldberg Machine)
by James Frost, 2010, 3'

End Love
by Jeff Lieberman and Eric Gunther, 2010, 4'

Tape Delay

Tape Delay is a cycle proposed by OÕ and Die Schachtel, which presents a series of audiovisuals based on analogical and mechanical devices (such as 16mm projectors, tapes, reel tape recorders, walkman and cassettes) which grafted on to one another, transformed and brought to life through performance as well as automated in a closed circuit. Create and regenerate their contents from themselves. The images and the moving instrument create visions and sound in a continuously changing setting which reawakens the perception of those who watch and listen.

Cellule d'Intervention Metamkine
Jérôme Noetinger, Christophe Auger, Xavier Quérel

Sedimentaria
Fatima Bianchi, Nicola Ratti

Living in Emergency: Stories of Doctors Without Borders
by Mark N. Hopkins, Usa, 2008, 93'

Mind the difference

The Mind the Difference video competition - organized by the Fondazione Bertini Malgarini Onlus - was created as a challenge to young directors to investigate the borders between normality and madness. The idea that there is no madness without normality is the subject of the competition. A jury of the great theatre duo Antonio Rezza and Flavia Mastrella, two psychiatric patients, a director and a producer from the Associazione Giovani Produttori Cinematografici selected the ten best videos which were then put to the vote of the public. The Milan Film Festival presents the three films that received the most votes. Far from every prejudice, far from rhetoric and far from the asylums. ÒBe curious, not judgmentalÓ, as Walt Whitman said.

Approssimatio in tempora
by Joshua Wahlen, Italy, 2010, 4'

Bello variabile molto agitato
by Mariagiovanna Nuzzi, Italy, 2010, 4'

Red Line
by Riccardo Salvi, Italy, 2010, 4'