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Tao films tao films is a new streaming and distribution service for underrepresented, contemplative films.

Films worth slowing down for / a new VoD service for contemplative cinema

🖤 Eli Hayes (1993-2020) 🖤A Midwestern Lake. Mercury V***r. tao films viewers know those films, powerful and expressive a...
25/05/2020

🖤 Eli Hayes (1993-2020) 🖤

A Midwestern Lake. Mercury V***r. tao films viewers know those films, powerful and expressive as all of Eli Hayes' films were.

We're shocked and saddened by the news of Eli's passing. Eli was part of a new generation of filmmakers that created breathtaking experimental works, which touched all of us. With him, the world of film, in particular the world of experimental film, has lost a giant.

Rest in Peace, Eli.

tao films is still showing a free selection of six slow short films, helping you slowly through these very slow times 🙂 ...
15/04/2020

tao films is still showing a free selection of six slow short films, helping you slowly through these very slow times 🙂 And who knows, maybe there will be another selection in the near future?

https://tao-films.com

06/04/2020

Our selection of six short films is now live. Thank you to the directors Lea Triboulet, Frankie James, Edvin Eriksson, Sebastian Eklund, Mauro Santini and André Gil Mata!

You can donate, too, in order to help artists in these difficult times. Take a look and enjoy the slow ride during your confinement!

https://tao-films.com

05/04/2020

From tomorrow, tao films goes live with a free collection of six short films courtesy the artists.

Huge thank you goes to Lea Triboulet, Frankie James, Mauro Santini, Edvin Eriksson, André Gil Mata and Sebastian Eklund.

You will see donation buttons for some of the films. Please do consider dropping a little donation when you have seen the films. Every little helps in those difficult times. Each donation goes directly to the respective filmmaker, tao films is not involved in this process.

Stay Home. Save Lives. Watch Films.

30/03/2020

Shhhh....we'll be back for an intermission to help you keep afloat during your confinement at home....Stay tuned!

We from tao films wish all of our filmmakers, our supporters and our viewers a happy new year 2020! It was a genuine ple...
01/01/2020

We from tao films wish all of our filmmakers, our supporters and our viewers a happy new year 2020!

It was a genuine pleasure to spend the last three years with you. As of today, tao films takes a break so that we can restructure the platform. The number of submissions showed that there is a true interest in and passion for the platform and we need to tweak it a bit in order to make it sustainable. We cannot wait to bring back the baby!

Dear all,it is with immense sadness that we have decided to take a creative pause. On 1 January 2017, tao films, the fir...
11/11/2019

Dear all,

it is with immense sadness that we have decided to take a creative pause. On 1 January 2017, tao films, the first VoD platform to focus entirely on Slow Cinema, went online and many of you have seen our selection of wonderful films from around the world.

tao films has never been a company, but a project of passion run by a mere two people. The selection process, the preparation of new additions, the advertising - all of this became too much to handle. The platform developed into a real home for directors who were seeking to find an audience. This is the greatest gift we could have received in exchange for our work, and we'd like to thank every single one of our directors for their trust, their patience and their love.

tao films needs to restructure itself in order to continue its work. With our curator Nadin Mai writing her first book (on Slow Cinema, of course), her work for The Art(s) of Slow Cinema and her joining the Slow Film Festival team, plus the constraints of having to earn money to pay the bills, the lack of free time needed to continue to create the platform has put the breaks on tao for now.

The platform will go into a hiatus on 1 January 2020 and you will have time until then to see all the films you haven't seen yet. We will take the year 2020 to restructure and rethink as to how we can reconcile the increased demand for film viewing and uploads, and the severe lack of time we have for the curation of the platform.

That said, tao films will return. It's not the end of something, but the beginning of a pause in order to create a wonderful and stable platform. We're here to stay, but we need to prepare our takeover of the world 😎

https://tao-films.com

Our Slow Film Festival special is now online. We're immensely happy to show the festival winner, elephantfish, by Meltse...
25/10/2019

Our Slow Film Festival special is now online. We're immensely happy to show the festival winner, elephantfish, by Meltse Van Coillie as well as films by Scott Barley, Eli Hayes, Hesam Rahmani, Akash Sharma, and Karen Akerman & Miguel Seabra Lopes.

The films will be available this weekend only. Our festival special ends on Sunday at midnight CET. Please enjoy the slow weekend with tao and its wonderful filmmakers :)

https://tao-films.com/ssff

This year's Slow Film Festival is over. Sadly. But what a wonderful slow weekend it has been! Congratulations to Meltse ...
23/10/2019

This year's Slow Film Festival is over. Sadly. But what a wonderful slow weekend it has been! Congratulations to Meltse Van Coillie for winning the Jury Award with her film ELEPHANTFISH, to Payal Kapadia for winning the Special Mention Award for her film AND WHAT IS THE SUMMER SAYING and for Kaspar Peters whose film NORDIC GRAMMAR won the Audience Award.

Please remember that there will be a Slow Film Festival special running on tao films starting THIS FRIDAY! :)

It’s eerily quiet around this house in which furniture collects dust. Shadows are hanging over every room, and it is so ...
16/10/2019

It’s eerily quiet around this house in which furniture collects dust. Shadows are hanging over every room, and it is so delicate when, in this feeling and atmosphere of “the past” a young girl lies down in bed next to her mother and whispers “Mommy”. Something has happened, something sinister that has caused this silence, this slow progression of time in Pilar Palomero’s The Night of all Things. Absence and emptiness are taking on the main roles in Palomero’s film. Yet, what or who is absent? This something is palpable, but invisible. What remains in the viewer are simple, but powerful images that speak of pain, of loss, of a catastrophe.

Watch LA NOCHE by Pilar Palomero now on tao films 👉https://tao-films.com/film/la-noche

Little sneak peek of what's awaiting you in Mayfield this weekend for Slow Film Festival 🙂 Don't forget that tao films i...
14/10/2019

Little sneak peek of what's awaiting you in Mayfield this weekend for Slow Film Festival 🙂 Don't forget that tao films is running a festival special from 25-27 October!

The Slow Film Festival returns to Mayfield on the 19th & 20th October. The contemplative, experimental programme explores duration, the margins of society and…

This week, we present our selection for the online Slow Film Festival, which runs in cooperation with Slow Film Festival...
11/10/2019

This week, we present our selection for the online Slow Film Festival, which runs in cooperation with Slow Film Festival on tao films from 25-27 October.

Meltse Van Coillie's ELEPHANTFISH is a documentary set on a cargo ship. Meltse's intimate filming and her contemplative approach to a journey across the seas makes for a beautiful viewing experience.

Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0qTaavOlVw

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