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‘I stand for change!’, a short film by Adam Popli, shows a solitary figure clothed in black. He returns ice to water; water falls in reverse: a wishful thought of damage being undone. Scenic vistas are interjected with scenes of refuse; plastic litters the rock face like man made weeds, a washing machine stands vigil over a road that cuts through the countryside. When the film ends, and the figure finally faces us, it’s to hold out the ice and a human head formed in polystyrene, imploring us perhaps, to choose.