Lilli + Camille by Iris Birke
Lilli + Camille depicts the loss of a loved one and the healing quality of flora – a space in which memory and vitality exists equally.

Dog Bridge by Jorn Leeuwerink
A sausage dog becomes a bridge and lets all kinds of animals walk over him. A cat sees a business opportunity.

Box by Aline Schoch
In a regulated system, different figures live isolated from each other in their boxes. They draw, cut, fold and stack the paper boxes on top of each other. As the stacks get higher and higher and collapse, the figures find each other and discover life together.

Recordari by Carolina Cruz
Santiago, Chile, 1985. Camila and Paula, both 7 years old, are neighbors and best friends. Living amidst sweetness and bitterness, their lives, along with those of their families and their neighborhood, are shaped by the horrors of Pinochet's military dictatorship.

Buckshot by Trevor Hardy
Tension boils over when a neighbour goes next door to borrow a saucepan.

The Creators by Madeleine Homan
In another dimension, the Creators are working on a project. Gradually they come closer to a result. But creating a world that mirrors their imagination is no easy task, even for the Creators.

The Strange Case Of The Human Cannonball by Roberto Valencia (Beto Val)
One morning, a mysterious man is found lying in the square of a village inhabited by only six residents. No one knows who he is, nor where he came from. They must act quickly and decide what to do before the stranger awakens.

 Kaulquappe (Polliwog) by Julia Skala
On a forest home trip with her classmates, ten year old Marlene is struggling with her early pubescent, changing body. She feels ashamed of her boobs growing. Therefore, she avoids to shower with the other girls and hides her evolving body under large sweatshirts. When the other kids start making fun of an oddly developed tadpole at the forest home museum, Marlene is weirdly identifying with it and decides to set it free.

Cannot Sleep! by Yingjie Zhou
Sleep in the same state as before. A wonderful and magical economic experiment where one's head changes and one's head falls. Finally, the appearance of the image is reduced.

Graveyard by Qianrong Liu
In a desolate wasteland, an elderly woman and her caretaker robot survive by scavenging. She decorates their home with discarded treasures, while the robot faithfully tends to her. After her death, a fire consumes the house and her remains. In the flames, the robot sees a shadow ascend from her resting place, its arms extending toward it in silence...

Forgive Us Our Sin and Cos by Paulina Maria Reineke
As a demon is summoned one dreary night, he is met with an unexpected task... A mixed media shortfilm suitable for children.

Woodland by Jim Obmann, Emil Pogolski, Vanessa Chu
With the help of a magical flute, the old forest creature keeps a dark cloud cover at bay, which blocks out the sunlight and causes the plants to wither. But one day, the flute itself begins to wither because it is a fragile “flower flute”. Desperate, the forest creature sets off in search of a new flower, while the surrounding nature becomes increasingly lifeless...

Psychonauts by Niko Radas
Leaving their human hosts, mental disorders take on anthropomorphic forms and find new refuges.

MARIE by Jan B. Piskač
During the monotonous lesson, Frantisek dives into the depths of his imagination and loses himself in the drawings on the pages of his notebook. However, the deeper he gets into his world, the more burning thoughts about his classmate Maria, with whom he is head over heels in love.

Touching Darkness by Jamaica Kindlová

Ten-year-old Vítek has special abilities – he can feel and hear what others cannot. This animated documentary, made using the technique of sand animation, opens a door to his world and shows us that the absence of one sense doesn't have to be just an obstacle.

Rising Above by Natálie Durchánková

Based on events told by a survivor that almost lost her life in a violent sexually motivated assault, the film reveals her harrowing experience and the subsequent emotional toll it takes on her. We follow her journey of healing and self-discovery as she finds a way to move forward highlighting the resilience and courage of all survivors.

Radix by Anne Breymann

Two creatures meet on a tree. Their encounter goes deep down to the roots and beyond.