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Set in a distant future within a sprawling metropolis, the animated short film Cefalópodes follows Duda, an insecure beginner drag queen performing in underground bars. The narrative chronicles her tender romantic relationship with Teo, a painter from Saturn's moon, which gradually fades amid heavy silences and emotional misconnections.

While being home alone, a man experiences strange occurences around the house.

Born in rivers, yamame trout journey to the sea and return as cherry salmon, connecting forests, rivers, and coastal communities. This documentary explores how dams, abandoned forests, and renewable energy development have disrupted these natural cycles, examining what economic progress has cost the environment and the cultures shaped by it.

A ladybug Ronnie accidentally got stuck in a spider Lulu's web while building its nest. What can it do to escape? This is a story about friendship and Chinese puns about insects.

"The Patch" (2026) is a short art animation that was inspired by the short illustrated story "The Patch" (Ioulia Lymperopoulou, Kondyli, 2025). It is an allegoric narration about resilience through change in life and about our inner child that needs to be nurtured and protected to be happy and creative.

Investigating a staged suicide at a grim apartment, a detective finds a diary naming the real killer. As he records his findings and describes the suspect, he is ambushed from behind and shot in the back.

For 30 years, the Artnauts—a global collective of artists—have brought contemporary art to places the elite art world rarely reaches: the Colombian Amazon, Rwanda’s Kigali Genocide Memorial, and the Korean Demilitarized Zone. Rooted in the belief that art must be understood within its social context, the collective’s 256 exhibitions have become sites of burgeoning friendship, reflection, and exchange. At its center is founder Dr. George Rivera, whose early encounters with racism and classism planted the question that continues to drive the Artnauts: How do we stop hate with love?

The Yukon River at Dawson City (Tr'ondëk Hwëch'in) on November 15, 2025. The ice has covered the river but not memories of summer fires. Filmed in 16mm, Developed with sunflower developer. Phytograms with mint, parsley, rosemary, thyme and spider plant. Made for the Yukon48 Film Challenge.

The Glutton eats too much.

Olha Drahomanova Kosach (a.k.a. Olena Pchilka) is best remembered today as the mother of Lesya Ukrainka, one of Ukrainian literature's most celebrated authors. But, despite being overshadowed in every way by her daughter, during her lifetime, her actions have secretly shaped the quest for Ukrainian cultural and linguistic autonomy in more ways. Her life story isn't just a story of a single individual, nor even her her family. It's a story about a nation's continous search for identity in the face of all odds.

Remembranza is a work that employs photogrammetry and the archive as mechanisms for reconstruction and memory. Through 3D scanning, the Votive Temple of Maipú is transformed into an object—a vessel for memories. It is an exercise that uses the errors of an imperfect scan to demonstrate the fragility of memory.

What happens when a cigarette box chooses you not the other way around?

One day, a man happens to witness a woman eating insects alone. A few weeks later, she approaches him for advice on a screenplay she is writing. The story is about a pervert who becomes sexually aroused by eating insects and is eventually caught by someone.

dreamachine emerged from the collaboration between sound artist Estelle Schorpp and video artist charline dally. Created from archival footage recorded on DV cassettes in the Shinkansen and Hong Kong trains, the film brings together images that become fluid, blending with analog video feedback and shimmering textures. Musically, synthesized sounds and field recordings, modulated by algorithmic processes, compose a hybrid soundscape with brilliant and enveloping textures. The project seeks to transpose the sensation of looking out of a train window, and the way in which the mind can escape and float away in a dreamlike state.

A guy tries to call a girl whose number is incomplete, leading to a series of awkward conversations with strangers.

A journey through leather, warmth and light, and the disembodied fear of catching the last train home. Our film has taken shape through a mix of live action, stop motion, and visual programming that connects the rural and the digital to form a journey in transit, flicking between both spatial planes in this search for home.

The Dog spent peaceful, ordinary days — taking walks in the park, playing games on the computer, and sometimes going to the polling station. If everyone wishes for peace, why do people continue to fight?

Exploring France's rich history of fantasy cinema, this film details the genre from it's foundation to the present