The symbolism of the flag is important because the flag is the first symbol that humankind uses to show domination and possession of a territory.

In this case, the flag has a hole, making it open to any representation. This means that, literally, anything can be placed in the flag's middle

portion of space signified by the hole. In the video action, this flag is transferred from one hand to another. In one of the scenes, the flag is lost in

the river but then recovered by children who, next, attempt to launch this flag into the sky, moving this powerful symbol of possession into other hands.

2019    Rivers, New Vision International Film Festival, Amsterdam

2019   Rivers, Sydney short Film Festival

2019   Rivers, The Joy House, Australia

2019   Rivers, Closeup. Edinburg Docufest

2018    Rivers, Buffalo, Niagara Film Festival, USA

2018    Rivers, 2018 Directors Circle Festival Shorts, USA

2018   Rivers, Best Experimental Short Film, American Filmatic Awards, Sept.2018, USA

2018    Rivers. Special Mention. One Reeler Short Film Competition, California

2018    Rivers, Award Winner, Amsterdam International Film Festival

2018    Rivers, The IndieFEST Film Awards, Award Winner, La Jolla.

2018    Rivers, Cannes Latitude Film Festival & Script Contest

2017    Rivers, Golden Award NYC Indie Film

2017   Rivers, Silver Award 2017, International Independent Film Awards, California

2017   Rivers, Spring Palm Award. New Film Makers, Anthology Film Archives, New York

2016    Rivers, Move Me Productions Belgium - Short Film Festival, Belgium

2017    Rivers, Stockholm Film Festival

2017    Rivers. 25th Providence Latin American Film Festival. 

2017    Rivers, Barcelona Planet Film Festival

2016    Rivers Queens Arts Fund New Works Grant Community funded by the NYC Department 

          of Cultural Affairs, Greater New York Arts Development Fund.( March 2016)