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A socially-anxious alien terrified of human connection must do whatever it takes to fit in.

A shut-in girl loses her mind when an alien signal communicates with her through her CRT TV.

Ghosts In Google Street View is an experimental short film that brings together desktop aesthetics, simulated reenactments, and images from everyday life. The film centers on an ordinary stray dog photograph that artist Kadir Kayserilioğlu encounters by chance on Google Street View. Deeply affected by the image, the artist travels to the coordinates where the photograph was taken in an attempt to find the dog in real life. What begins as a journey tracing the image of an animal gradually transforms into a reflective narrative in which digital representations and physical encounters intertwine, extending toward themes of creation and annihilation.

Three sisters, separated from their mother while fleeing, live in a camp in Athens. What does “home” mean when caught between adaptation and uncertainty? And will the family be reunited?

The film juxtaposes footage of the cosmos, with fifties & sixties mechanical working, nature and technology.

Jean, an old tailor nostalgic for his bygone past, is terrified of growing old. He can no longer bear mirrors that reflect the loss of his happy youth with his wife Jeanne.

A plastic bag set in documentary style follows the life of a personified plastic bag. How much can a bag actually do.

An ancient order of mages faces the ultimate decision of balancing their duty with the preservation of life within the realm.

A fantastic short film that psychologically explores celebrity hypocrisy, depicts a society consumed by conformity, and satirizes the ridicule of philosophy. Pedro, excited to attend a speech by the famous philosopher "Joan de Vila," goes to see one, but it turns out not to be what he had imagined.

Inti, a guitarist who left his roots behind, returns to his homeland 25 years later and must confront the musical identity he once tried to erase.

In an apartment in Melbourne, a community of friends gather around God's Word.

Murmurs in the Distance begins with an encounter with a gap: the absence of a substantial historical and visual record of the women’s protests of March 8, 1979 in Iran. Through photographs, recordings, testimonies, and archival fragments, three artists from another generation, living in different countries, search for what has been preserved, what has disappeared, and find their own reflections along the journey. The archive becomes both a source and a place for questioning. The short documentary Iranian Women’s Liberation Movement: Year Zero (1979) offers one of the few surviving visual traces of the protests, while testimonies bring other forms of memory into the present. Rather than reconstructing a complete history, the film stays with these fragments and silences, asking how an archive shapes what can be remembered, seen, and understood as history.