60 Seconds of Solitude in Year Zero

This 60-minute film is an avant-garde compilation that showcases a variety of short films in a single viewing experience. The project is notable for its experimental nature, as it was screened only once in a specially constructed cinema in the Port of Tallinn, Estonia. The event on December 22, 2011, was designed to honor 35mm film, with a projector that allowed the filmstrip to be burned during the screening.

The diverse genres represented, from documentary to thriller, highlight the creativity and innovation of international filmmakers. As a portmanteau film, it offers a unique collection of perspectives that reflect on cinema's evolution and its eventual decline. Collectors of avant-garde cinema and unique film events may find this film particularly intriguing, given its limited screening and the conceptual approach to its presentation.