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A girl walks around the street of a city and she has extrange visions that finally are connected with Ukrainian War.

Lisa comes home from visiting her family in Sweden. She brings back Jack's favorite chocolate. He does not share it with anyone, not even his best friend Peter that has an situation.

FIST BUMP is the story of Marcus Knight, an astounding success story: a talented and charismatic bi-racial young adult with autism and cerebral palsy who pursues his dream career of a life on Broadway. As a college freshman, he’s accused of sexual harassment from a friendly fist bump and selfies. He must fight to prove his innocence and piece together his shattered ambitions.

Sjhlrùl is a film where the viewer is immersed in the world of pigeons. A world that is both very real and completely imaginary : the pigeons interact with each other, comment on what they see, complain or ask questions...Although the voice we hear is human, the text read was written by the pigeons themselves, pecking bread on a computer keyboard... This is not a work about pigeons, but with pigeons. Indeed, they are everywhere, they play all the roles and write their own dialogues. It’s a real collaboration, resulting for me in a multi-species cross where pigeons and humans become one. I put a computer on the ground, in the street. Pigeons were wary of it for a long time before understanding that he was not a danger for them. In the end, the acceptance was total and the pigeons started writing a lot. Later, I asked around ten people to read the text produced. They all interpreted it freely and in a very personal way, letting themselves be carried away by the particular rhythm, the sounds, the sequences of consonants, the punctuations, the repetitions, creating a dialect of pigeons, a language - or perhaps languages - completely imaginary both close and completely far from what we have already heard. From these recorded sounds and these images taken, I began to associate the two, finding similarities in the movements of the pigeons and the sounds produced by the voices. These therefore became, through association with the image, inner voices, dialogues or so

Some people just can't get anything right, even murder. AWARDS:

A couple traveling to a vacation encounter an unexpected event.

In Russia, in the Republic of Dagestan, in the mountains there is the village of Kubachi, famous for its culture and folk crafts. The highest level of handicrafts in the village is associated with the experience of many generations of goldsmiths and goldsmiths in the village, which they have managed to preserve to this day. In the summer of 2024, the school camp "Zerikhgeran" opened, where teachers pass on their experience to the younger generation, which is the foggy future of the great and unique village.

A couple meet on a park bench to discuss a life-changing secret.

“Sabbir: Stories of the Unlucky Soul” follows the life of a young boy named Sabbir, whose world is filled with hardship and struggle. This is a real-life, unplanned story, discovered during a simple outing, capturing the raw reality of life. Through his eyes, we experience moments of pain, resilience, and fleeting hope. Told through music, visuals, and heartfelt storytelling, the project highlights human endurance and the quiet strength found in those often overlooked by society. It is a concept-driven musical journey that blends emotion, narrative, and artistry to leave a lasting impression on its audience. Original/Alternative Title: Sabbir: Obhagar Golpo ( সাব্বির: অভাগার গল্প )

Based on the short story by Robert F. Young. Written in 1961. Mark, a middle-aged man encounters a young, mysterious woman, while staying at his cabin, who claims to be a time traveler from the future. Over the course of a few days, Mark and the young woman, Julie, begin to form a budding romance with one another. Mark is unhappy in his life, in a stale marriage, where he goes through the motions of living and work. His meeting with Julie is his sought-after respite from the “real” world. After Julie expresses interest in the art of photography, Mark gifts her with his wife Anne’s old Polaroid camera from her photography days. Mark takes a picture of her with the camera, which Julie protests due to time travel regulations in the supposed future. She pockets the photo happily after feeling the long-lost magic associated with the analogue art. Later Julie reveals that her father is sick, and she must return home to care for him. Mark continues to daydream about the wonderful young woman he has met and pushes thoughts of his wife from his mind, who is scheduled to meet him at the cabin in a few days. On the fourth visit with Julie, the tone is immediately different. She stands in a black dress and weeps, explaining to Mark, her father has passed away. Julie doesn’t know how the time machine works and may only have one or two uses left. She disappears before Mark’s eyes and it is known, without a shadow of a doubt, she is from the future, and he may never see h

A 30-year-old woman trapped in an abusive relationship revisits her past to reclaim what she lost, rebuild her confidence, and take control of her future.

Walking home late one night, Josie is grabbed by two men, who threaten to kill her. But all is not what it seems when one of the men appears to be on Josie's side... but is he really there to help her, or is he going to kill her...

Robert ventures into the woods and finds Jacob — an injured, paranoid man convinced someone is stalking his camp. Their tense encounter unravels into mistrust, fragments of memory, and unsettling discoveries buried beneath the forest floor. Shadows move at the edge of sight, whispers bleed into silence, and both men are forced to confront whether the threat is real, imagined, or far more dangerous than either expected. Walker’s Game is a taut psychological survival thriller that blurs fear and memory in equal measure. Conceived as a proof of concept for the feature, the short film captures the claustrophobic paranoia of being hunted in the open.

In the Indian cultural art fraternity, gurus position themselves as demigods and ultimate rule makers. So artists often find themselves at cross-sections - of the mind's voice or the heart's calling, of the norms or the extraordinary, of the discipline or the unruliness. 'Bhramari or 'The Turn' is a short metaphorical dance-thriller film, showing a classical dancer's fascination of breaking such rules and idols, and chasing what many may consider, a rebellion. Original/Alternative Title: The Turn

Ana, a hesitant follower of a fading Bigfoot cult, clashes with her devoted brother Kurt over their religious rituals. Balancing belief and reason, they stumble through comedic chaos in their devotion to the elusive Sasquatch.

A intrepid report asks a question and the results are well….”What was the Question?”

A poetic exchange between Isabel, who is moving abroad, and the shadow of her future partner. They reflect on the significance of patterns in their life; migration; relationships; and dreams.

A young courier finds himself at odds with an A.I. evaluation system that demands impossibly fast package deliveries and punishes him with growing severity.

A woman flees professional whiteness in search of quiet labor, but even in the homes she cleans, she finds the same systems of power trying to erase her. So she resists. Not through protest, but through private, invisible acts. She leaves behind subtle, secret marks that say: I was here.

The Birth of a Troublemaker is an animated short that marks the beginning of an original mythology. It follows the emergence of Fafnir, a small troublemaker born not from nature, but from pure chaos.

At an unspecified time and place, a woman sleeps on top of a television."Innocent" and unsuspecting at whatever age she is,T.V. for her is her bed,her sleeping pill and the substitute of life.The dream of her higher self passes trapped through the T.V.screen.Could it be a picture of the future? Or is it her soul trapped in a projection already defined by others for her and for almost everyone else,a so called "life"? And,finally,can she let herself be released?

On a distant planet where sunlight comes once every 500 years, Asa, a young woman embraces the light, while her community shuns it. What will happen when the sun rises?

In this experimental short film, a woman finds herself feeling increasingly disconnected from life. Despite the support of her friends, she struggles to understand the root of her emotional numbness. In a desperate bid to help, her friends suggest an unconventional treatment that promises to delve deep into her subconscious mind

In the 1970s, charming wedding photographer Michael has come out of the closet. After Hanukkah, before his clever daughter Sarah goes back to college, he asks her to help him come out to his mother (Sarah's Bubbe), but the evening doesn't go as planned. A nostalgic, affectionate short dramedy.