ALIEN From Different Dimensions (20:00) short film by Jurita Kalite about migrants crisis.
🏆 Award Winner 2024:
Diploma for “The Best Pictorial Art Film” at the esteemed SIFFA International Film Festival UK 2024.
🎥 Nominee 2024:
December 2024: Official nomination for “Best International Short Film” at the prestigious Ekurhuleni International Film Festival (EIFF) 2024.
🌟 Selections 2024:
November 2024: Official selection and honored with Film Festival Laurels at the All That Moves International Film Festival.
In this project, Jurita skillfully blends visual storytelling with real-life experiences, shedding light on the human side of the migration journey. The captivating cinematography, set against the backdrop of the English coasts, along with the heartfelt emotions of the characters, will leave a lasting impression on audiences.
🎨 The film also features Jurita’s painting “The Great Migration to Britain” (2024, Triptych, 3 x 100×60 cm), currently on display at WAES Lisson Grove, London, serving as a visual metaphor for the on-screen events.
🎶 Soundtrack:
The original music score, performed by Irina Pskovitina, was created specifically for this film, adding another layer of emotional depth.
Special thanks to:
Donald Francis, Oxana Gouli Francis, Leonidas Plavko, Olga Sokolova, Sabina Sovane, Anara Turkeeva, Olga Arnold, and of course, Tuzik the Dog.
Special thanks to Dominic Harris for his encouragement and advice.
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Without help navigations signals, migrants face emergencies alone. Weak engines in overloaded boat, make control nearly impossible.
Extreme cold, wind, and waves soak the overcrowded boat, worsening conditions. Migrants, including women and children, sit cramped with little room to move. They pray, cry, and hold hands, striving to stay together in the face of disaster.
Illustration for 4 Jan 2025 – “Migration as a Theme in Art: Depiction of a Night Journey Across the English Channel in an Inflatable Boat”© Chapter in a Scholarly Article by Jurita Kalite (@Jurita Art), Artist,Visual Historian.
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