The ultimate culmination of the Hallmark Christmas movie tropes. After losing her husband on Christmas Eve, Holly doesn't understand the meaning of Christmas, and Nick, the son of Santa Claus needs to find a wife. Can the Ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future, the British Ninja Elves and Mrs. Miracle's Magic Stocking get Holly away from her walking red flag boyfriend Paul and create true love in time to save Christmas?

Mourning her mother’s death and struggling to adjust to her new life in Israel, a young girl bonds with the lonely spirit of a Palestinian child.

The Blue Light Lamp depicts a surreal, dreamlike nightmare.

Baskara celebrated his ninth birthday with Aqilla, but on the other hand, he was also celebrating it with Yumna and his adoptive family in Solo. So, in the next story, will Baskara return to his biological mother, Aqilla? Or will he continue to grow up with his adoptive family in Solo?

After their friend takes his own life, two young Scottish men scramble to cover up the suicide and keep the truth about the incident from coming out, with devastating consequences.

Supa Eleph goes home to see his mother, while Mr Evil tries to kill him.

A new government regulation in Argentina sparks an escalation of police violence during protests. Amid the chaos, Agustín and Mateo take refuge in a parking lot, carrying their friend's body, while the killer police officer relentlessly pursues them.

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The Arrangement is a psychological horror short set entirely during a dinner party at a remote cabin. As the evening unfolds, subtle inconsistencies in behavior, time, and conversation suggest the gathering is following a predetermined design.

The friendship between two young boys during the summertime in 60's Chios Island.

A surreal birthday spirals into chaos when a cousin ends up dead. As lies unravel, the party becomes a darkly comedic descent into family, guilt, and denial

An intimate look into the life and career of actor Serge Thériault, a prominent figure in Québec culture.

When Samira goes to the beach at night alone to meditate in search of inspiration for her screenplays, she experiences something otherworldly.

The video performance reflects on intimacy, surveillance, and queer desire in public spaces.

A poetic animation exploring inner struggle and liberation. The protagonist is initially trapped by oppressive green threads, leading her body and spirit to dissolve. Drawing strength from a mysterious pink world, she reclaims her freedom and breaks her bonds. The film uses movement and the blending of green and pink palettes to create a radiant new harmony—a story of resilience and beautiful self-discovery.

Betty is the owner of the Grand Capitol Hotel, an elegant establishment with retro charm. It is a “jewel” that Betty does not want to see age with her, so she has decided to sell it. Before leaving the hotel, she contacts her granddaughter Emme to spend her last days at the Capitol with her and say goodbye to the hotel with a poolside party.

Benjamin and Little Pierre, cousins and local policemen, patrol Vitrival while listening to Radio Chevauchoir. They have a lot to do: dick graffitis are popping up on the village walls. Of course, no one has seen or heard anything. At the same time, one villager commits suicide, then two, then three. Season after season, dick graffitis and suicides proliferate. What can Benjamin and Pierre do about it? Days and celebrations will keep flowing, no matter what.

Grieving the loss of her lover, a young woman is stranded in a relentless wilderness. In this place where memory and survival blur, she encounters a future version of herself living out of a rusted car, digging a grave in which to bury her younger self: a desperate ritual aimed at conjuring the presence of the lover she cannot release. As the two versions of herself battle for dominance, the woman is confronted with the choice to break free and move forward – or, by remaining bound to grief, to become as untamed and unforgiving as the landscape that surrounds her.