Official Selections
October - November 2023 Period
"Just Write" by Alessia Chinazzo
"Best Short Film"
What really happens when you're stuck.
"GREED" by 紫曦 詹
"Best Animation"
"Adam Jack's The Lurker" by Adam Jack
"Best Horror", "Best Director Debut"
“Instagram Influencers, Colin and Fiona, seem like the perfect couple to their loyal followers, but their relationship is put to the test when a crazed serial killer breaks into their home. Chained to their bed, the couple is forced into a sadistic game of relationship trivia in which honesty is their only way to survive.”
"Socio-political" by Umur Işık
"Best Director", "Best Original Screenplay"
A writer seeks refuge in a storm and finds it in a retired factory worker's house. As the night continues things turn out to not be what they seem and the two with sinister plans try to out do each other in a fight in order to exist and be free.
"Trickster" by Rob York
"Best Feature Screenplay"
Based upon a true story a wise old horse narrates his extraordinary life. After a near death accident he finds the meaning of life through the eyes of a special needs little girl.
"Electric Shhock" by Naveen Venkat
"Best Experimental Film"
An engineer puts his heart mind and soul in researching electromagnetic waves gets accidentally induced with electric power without his knowledge. What happens to him and surroundings afterwards is the plot.
"Game Over" by Kate Ryan
"Best Experimental Film"
The hypnotic world of video sports that keeps players inside.
"Bonding" by Luke Rex
"Best Short Film", "Best Producer" - Luke Rex, "Best Original Score", "Best Original Soundtrack", "Best Sound Design", "Best Composer" - Daniel Teo, Greg Beaton & Luke Rex, "Best Director", "Best Actor" - Luke Rex, "Best Actress" - Jannica Olin, "Best Cinematography", "Best Color Editing"
A solitary figure at an empty bar, CIA clinical and forensic psychologist, Dr. John Flemington, is planning to visit his girlfriend in Mexico when he is pressured by mysterious underground operatives to join them on a secret mission. He really doesn't have a choice.
"Bunuelesque" by Gregory Wait
"Best Black & White Film"
In this psychological thriller inspired by Luis Bunuel, a dinner party of the wealthy morphs into a surreal twist. A reflective look into the lives of the upper class, ‘Bunuelesque’ satirises the vapid conversations of the rich, paying homage through the truly surreal: the horror of the upper-class dinner party.
An affluent couple, Charlotte and Ian, host their estranged friends, Mark and Ruth in their opulent apartment. All the while, the untouched meal serves as a haunting symbol of the characters’ greed …
"The Golden Ones" by Paul John Hemmers & Jessie Mae Hemmers
"Best Feature Documentary"
"Myth Taboo & Pleasure" by Sophie Riffont
"Best Short Documentary", "Best Symbolic Film"
This film tract, poetic and political, is focused on the reconstruction of a woman through dance. Her performance addresses, through the edifying prism of excision, the subject of the crushing of women by men, since the dawn of time.
"Touching Moon" by Sophia Liu
"Best Producer" - Sophia Liu
In post-covid Shanghai, young artist Mengyan encounters writer Siqi, and begins to question her life. Her self-consciousness awakes in a way like a dream to touch.
"Our safety stop" by Sandra Mladjanovic
"Best No-Dialogue Film"
"Happy Stones" by Zoya Dimitrova
"Best Feature Documentary", "Best Symbolic Film"
When you lose a child, you fall into despair or you start to build. The challenges of building a chapel high in the mountains as a unifying image of power, will, spirit of the ordinary man, and a monument for those who will always live in our hearts.
"Our Camino" by Pedro Gil Vasconcelos
"Best Short Documentary"
A journey from Gaia (Portugal) to Santiago de Compostela (Galicia, Spain), which is focused on the experience of walking the Camino. What motivations trigger the desire to serve, to provide assistance, or to set out on the Camino de Santiago?
A journey though history, traditions, experiences and, sometimes, faith.
"EarthLove" by Felicia Konrad & Johan Haugen
"Best Dance Video", "Best Cinematography", "Best ECO Work"
EarthLove is a poetic music/dance film with 6 dancers, filmed in the city of Malmö, south of Sweden. "There’s a revolution that needs to happen and it starts from inside each one of us. We need to wake up and fall in love with Earth. We’ve been homo sapiens for a long time. Now it’s time to become homo conscious." Thich Nhat Hanh
"Blood runes" by Jonny Bjørkhaug
"Best Feature Screenplay"
A 1000 year old family curse haunts a group of friends. One is dead set on killing them all to keep his secret. Another digs to deep in search of the truth.
"Spirit Workers Union" by Bob Kotyk
"Best Short Film"
A short film by the co-writer of The Forbidden Room, Spirit Workers Union features a cast made up of numerous Winnipeg rail workers (including the director's father, who worked as a railroad electrician for 37 years) to tell the story of a group of ghost workers who decide to form a union.
"Sospeso" by Mauro Loverre
"Best Feature Film", "Best Actor" - Rocco Marazzita, "Best Editing", "Best Drama"
Martino is a professional photographer who is working with a colleague on a nocturnal animals’ documentary about the tawny owl, a bird of prey very widespread in the forests of Piedmont.
Martino leaves with his equipment and a tent for a research in the woods around the area of Turin but, after his arrival, he discovers a tombstone. From this moment on, disturbing and hard to understand events begins to take place. Seeking shelter in his tent, on the verge of insanity, he will wait for a dawn that will never show up.
Hunger, exhaustion and even his own escape attempt, after three days of darkness, will drag him into his past, that is going to interlace with the drama of Nadia, a drug addict in her 50s who lives a miserable life in the outskirts of Turin.
"SCRUPUS" by Timo Paris
"Best Dance Video", "Best Experimental Film", "Best Student Film"
SCRUPUS is an interdisciplinary research. In it I conduct artistic and technical methodological research and investigate the possibilities of interaction between dance, film and architecture. In their encounter I search for the conditions and possibilities of mutual effects on each other with the aim of creating illusory effects of weightlessness and disorientation. In the experiment, new possibilities for temporality, scale, body-space relationship, and sequencing of movement emerge.

Dance | The dance research in SCRUPUS consists of the further development of a movement systematics with a focus on isolated movements and rotations around anchor points, based on the supporting and sustaining function of the body. The focus is on exploring choreographic possibilities and ways of working to elaborate a movement language that creates illusory effects of weightlessness and disorientation.

Architecture | Inspired by a dance culture that comes from the street, I consciously seek a dialogue with the urban environment. With a focus on the direct 1:1 proportionality to the human body, architectural situations are sought whose characteristics serve as a starting point for the development of a movement system. For this purpose, a universally applicable working method is developed, whereby dance, film and the local conditions can always harmonize with each other.

Film | The medium is an integral part of the research process and deliberately added to the authorship. Film has shaped our perception of dance since its inception - with all the possibilities for its (re-)presentation. Nowadays, the viewing of dance increasingly takes place in digital form, which has been reinforced by the situation of the pandemic. Access is becoming more low threshold, the process of curation is transforming and dance is reaching a wider audience. Incorporated into this evolution, the medium of film finds its relevance in this research, on the one hand, as a documentary tool that makes a site-specific work accessible through time and space. On the other hand, it becomes an integral component for generating the desired illusion of weightlessness, which dissolves the boundaries of the body and allows it to merge with the space.
"La tête dans les étoiles" by Timo Paris
"Best Experimental Film"
The work is characterized by a subjective approach to multimedia perception in the sense of the zeitgeist, in which our body image gains a central role in the creation of individual myths and gains enormous power. The experience of being a physical body in the world is very different from the visual impression we create for external observation. In the moment we act with our body, there is a translation of physical experience into a visual language. This parallelism is inherent in our being. It encourages the dialogue between the experiencing self, which is influenced by physical experience, and the narrative self, which is heavily influenced by our visual abilities. I use this parallelism as an artistic principle and explore the figurative potential for transformation using cross-media processes.
In a residency at the Sutra House, I explore the space; in direct contact with architecture, in meditation, in dreams and in the virtual dimension. Using dance and movement as well as digital image generation, the body and architecture enter into a symbiotic, almost parasitic relationship. The body’s boundaries dissolve and merge with space and time to form a new rhythmic structure. Dizzying convulsive movement of the body and the gaze of distant realities intertwine and generate a strange labyrinth in which this world seems to be transposed into a dream world. Mystery, tension and the unsolved are in search of the magical precision of equilibria.
Sound material is created in the balance, sound and image combined with analog and digital technologies. A cycle regulates itself, feedback and magnetic fields made audible create sound surfaces. Original sound contrasts with elec- tronic hum, tape noises, voices, air noises, doubler effects and light glissandi. The composed sounds swing back and forth between modified, extended and rotating loudspeakers. Invisible structures of the room feel the world, a spectral communication takes place.
"I'll Be" by Bob Kotyk
"Best No-Dialogue Film"
"A Tale of Two Cities in 4 Episodes" by Michael O'Rourke
"Best Adapted Screenplay"
Dr. Manette, falsely imprisoned in the Bastille for 18 years, is released to the custody of his daughter, Lucie Manette. On the ferry from Calais to Dover, the French emigrant Charles Darnay, a young man with secret ties to French aristocracy, befriends them. Set up to be tried for treason against the English Crown by his uncle, the Marquis St Evremonde of France, Darnay is pronounced innocent based on his remarkable likeness to Sydney Carton, his dissolute lawyer. In his fervor to face off with his uncle by renouncing the privileges and abuses of the class to which he was born, Darnay unwittingly springs a trap set by the vengeful Madame Defarge, a trap with grave consequences for himself and the Manettes.
"Three boys" by Gianfranco Boattini
"Best Director", "Best Young Actor", "Best Color Editing"
Bertinoro, 1972. Thirteen-year-old friends Carmelo, Michele and Salvatore, run away from home towards Ravenna, with the hope of boarding a ship that will take them to America.
The whole village mobilized to search for the three young boys. Now far away, after a long walk in the surrounding woods, they boarded the train that took them to Ravenna. At the port, however, they found something bigger than themselves: the side of the huge, inaccessible ship saw them forced to change their plans. Lost in the city, they will come up against their inexperience and a seemingly hostile world.
Three boys, the possibilities of life and escape as a choice or as a search for freedom.
"WALK IN MY SHOES" by Akal Eithen Demir
"Best Mobile Film"
Have you ever wondered, why people keep secrets
It's because they do not want to be judged and put down.
"Fright Games" by Steven Paul McCarthy
"Best Feature Screenplay"
Set in the year 2044, Five years after the dissolution of an Undead Pandemic, Billionaire Tycoon Nate Parker is falsely imprisoned for the murder of his wife. He and nine other participants have the chance of freedom if they survive five tasks. Fast paced with a number of twists and turns along the way, Fright Games is a Horror Thriller cross between SQUID GAMES, THE RUNNING MAN, and THE WALKING DEAD.
"Suit Casing" by Jorge Yanes
"Best Short Film", "Best Actor" - Ciro Dapagio, "Best Comedy"
A prison comedy short based on a true story.
"Silent Partners" by James Russo
"Best Feature Film", "Best Actor" - James Bishop, "Best Thriller"
A Mob based drama set in Miami during the 1980’s. A mild mannered insurance salesman by day, Valentine doubles as Chicago mob soldier hell bent on creating is on good fortune and exit from the family.
"A Perfect Love" by Kyle Saylors
"Best Short Documentary"
A PERFECT LOVE is a true life, inspirational short documentary about one family's dream to adopt a child with special needs from China. Eight years and six children with special needs later, the family copes with the everyday struggles of bringing two worlds and cultures together to form an everlasting bond with love as the tie that binds them together.
"Chains" by Antonio Quijano
"Best Dance Video"
A woman walks with difficulty in the middle of the desert tied to a suitcase. After entering a trance he must gather strength to fight for his freedom and break the bonds.
"Lessor" by Il Sik Gang
"Best Original Screenplay"
A broker who runs an ordinary-looking real estate office brokers surrogate mothers for infertile couples. One day, a client who has no need for a child from a surrogate mother due to divorce receives a message that the surrogate mother has disappeared.
<The problem of a world where the value of money exceeds the value of life>
"Shukriya | Thank You" by Timo Paris
"Best Music Video"
In this Music Video, we express our gratitude to the teachers who have dedicated their lives to run a free school for underprivileged tribal children in the interiors of Maharashtra, India. Hence the title - Shukriya - which means Thank you in Urdu.
"Ghostfree" by Susanne Palm
"Best Short Film", "Best Director"
David, an American business man living in Taipei, needs to become free from his past. His dead girlfriend haunts him in his dreams. She wants to get married, even though she has already died. David feels scared and looks for help. Dr Wang thinks she can help him and takes him to an ancient temple.
"Spectacular" by Pau Albà
"Best Music Video"
‘The spectacle is not a collection of images; rather, it is a social relationship between people that is mediated by images.’

Guy Debord, The Society of the Spectacle.

The technical reproduction of images inaugurates an era in which the available views of the world and of history become a spectacle to be contemplated from distant places and times. The tour of France, an iconic competition of cycling, is one of the most popular sporting events ever. Tanoca’s music video recreates the spectacularity of the 1953 tour of France by making an animated piece that combines footage of the event with the song ‘Espectacular’ by Joan Colomo (Disc Trist, B-Core disc, 2021), creating a piece that brings cyclists to an abstracted France. The music video has been created by using artisanal techniques, such as photocopying, painting, watercoloring, cutting, scanning and digitally editing stills.

The original footage comes from the film Tour de France 1953 (Haghefilm, 1953), provided by the Eye Filmmuseum of Netherlands, a collaborator of this project. The film, considered the first Dutch sports documentary film, documents the first tour that was won by Louison Bobet, and the first of his consecutive three victories in the competition.

The images recall the dispute between Bartali, Loroño, Bobet, Wagtmans, Robic, Schär and others, together with the appearance of the press, the mechanics, the public or the music in sporting events. The overall result looks back into a time in which sport was experienced in a more spontaneous way. This epic allows Tanoca to pay tribute to these years and to escape from the contemporary professionalisation of cycling -and of filmmaking.
"Prova Generale" by Sabrina Monno
"Best LGBTQ+ Film"
Sara and Roberta are a couple. One day Sara leaves Roberta's house after an argument. Roberta does not trust Sara because of her bisexuality. The day flows between reflections on their fears and what really unites two people.
"Ethel" by Beatrice Jäggi
"Best Animation"
Ethel discovers boxes with glittering clothes of her late mother, who was a figure skater. In the snowy forest she searches for the idyllic pond where her mother once taught her to skate. She wants to relive those memories, attempts to understand her mother’s passion. On the frozen pond Ethel, however, encounters the Bone Ice Princess, who challenges her to a dangerous dance on thin ice. Will Ethel survive this contest in one piece? A tale of letting go and growing up.
"The Six Values of our Society (VFW, PLIFF, TSIC, BIFF, MIFF)" by Lorenzo Visentin
"Best Director Debut"
We live in a society in which "bad habits" are sometimes so established that they seem like the norm, as if they were the values on which this society is founded. Our young protagonists, Lorenzo, Sebastiano and Gianluca, doubtful about the canons imposed by society, will lead us to discover these false values in an ironic way, and then they'll come to the conclusion that a right, fair and united world is only possible if we are oriented towards other values. Maybe the frenetic technological evolution and the predominant power of artificial intelligence are not the most effective weapons to fight humanity's problems.
"Lepša Brena - Preuske Ulice (Official Video)" by Bernadett Jobbágy & Attila Antal
"Best Music Video"
Lepša Brena is an architecture-pop band, formed by Attila and Višnja, capturing the rhythms of empty cities and the deafening melodies of nature. Preuske Ulice [Streets Too Narrow] clip is the official video for the song, written in 2020.

"This video is the result of our first international collaboration, inspired by our respective lockdowns due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The song was written and recorded after the first time we went out for shopping after some time spent in self-isolation, inspired by the people waiting in lines in the narrow streets, blocking the passages. We asked our friend Detti from Budapest to make a choreography for the song. Let's dance!
This song is a part of the collection of songs [ Dom Panike ]."
"Reality shifts" by Bernadett Jobbágy
"Best Dance Video"
Personal layers of realities in the passage of time. Encounters. Space. As rhythms of a city, and rhythms of different living beings intersect. Embody.
Grass growing on the rock. Now is only now.

This dance film was shot in urban open spaces of Budapest, Hungary. Dancers were sensing into the places, and from the felt qualities of each other, the space, the surrounding, and people around, actions raised. The film is based on this presence. The shared present moment of performer, cinematographer, and space.
"I SWEAR *" by Nathan Hey
"Best Music Video"
"Life After" by Autumn Libengood
"Best Short Film", "Best Original Score", "Best Color Editing", "Best Actress" - Abigail Mullins, "Best Actor" - Jordan Mullins
A priest unable to escape the shame. A pastor haunted by her memories. Neither knows how the trauma of their past will affect their future.
"I' ll never be like you. I change all the time." by Katerina Apostolidou
"Best Experimental Film", "Best Sound Design"
I'll never be like you. I change all the time explores the limits and consequences of technological modernity in relation to human psychology as well as the concept of confinement and social stigmatization.
"KHARAB" by Sarah Saleh
"Best Director", "Best Experimental Film", "Best No-Dialogue Film", "Best Original Score"
A psychological drama that constructs a stream-of-consciousness meditation on war, distorted memory and the effect of a near death experience on a human's mental state. Based on a true story. Shot in one take.
"Memory Box" by Elizabeth Chinnery
"Best Short Film", "Best Young Actress"
A young girl has disturbing visions of her dead brother. She creates a Memory Box, with the aid of her little sister, in order to remember him and to move forward making new ones despite her loss.
"Land of the Other" by Sibel Yiğittekin
"Best Short Documentary"
One only takes their identity to exile! “We left our dish in the oven.” This sentence encapsulates the tragedy that hundreds of thousands of Kurds lived first in 1990’s and again in 2010’s. The Other’s yarning to their land in their oppressors’ lands and its transformation to despair has been the implicit reality in Turkey.
This documentary, having been shot under police surveillance and government threat, brings the accounts of a timeless oppression spanning 40 years from the minds and lives of “internally displaced” people. Now in tents and slums in Turkish cities, many tells their individual stories that contextualizes in a broader narrative, which they all share. The occurrence of the same events has, in the eyes of Kurds, canonized their torment and suffering. Land of the Other is a telling of people who says “Neither pet our heads nor kill us” keeping their dignity and pride after all their suffering, of people who says “I still want to shout piece” despite the loss of a son. But it is also a telling of the fear of people who says, “I will die in these wastelands.”
The realization of this work has only been possible after the director fled her country for political reasons.
"Habits" by Nicolás D'Amico
"Best Experimental Film"
Habits is a short journey through ephemeral moments of an immediate past.
"The Hypnotist" by Tai Birch
"Best Short Film"
The Hypnotist is a short student project that was filmed while I attended Full Sail University during the height of the pandemic where there was a "Stay at Home" order in place and we had very little contact with other people.
Synopsis: A group of friends gather together after having not seen each other in a while due to the pandemic. For fun, they hire a party guest who has a few tricks up his sleeve. But what happens when things get out of control?
"Nymphalidae" by Nikita Kolchev
"Best Detective"
Detective Nick Jones finds out his best friend Will was murdered. He unites with a local police officer Leia Clark to investigate the case. It appears that a mysterious syndicate is involved. Nothing is known about it, except that its members are related somehow to Nymphalidae butterflies...
"Perfect Storm" by Morag Brownlie
"Best COVID-19 Film"
During the perfect storm of the pandemic, the beauty of nature and the connectivity of humanity endures. On the wild west coast of Auckland ( New Zealand ) we follow one mans enforced isolation. Pacing into the unknown, wondering if those dear to him, will ever be seen again.
"THE RED HOUR" by Juan Carlos Díaz Amaya
"Best Experimental Film"
They only have one hour left for a group of terrorists to undertake the last part of their mission: carry and detonate a bomb in the Center of Lima. Now an undercover police officer must decide whether to act or obey a direct order from the Peruvian.
"Hold of the Dead" by Charlie Langford
"Best Horror", "Best Makeup"
Aleena attempts to save her mother (Zara)'s life with help from a short term time machine.

Over and over it fails but when she eventually succeeds, Aleena learns Zara has felt every single one of her deaths.

Now in a rotting zombie state, Zara attacks Aleena, forcing her hand to violently put her mother to rest.
"You're Early" by Felix Wollner
"Best Thriller"
Returning home late at night after class, a woman finds her partner at the mercy of a desperate burglar. But things don't always seem to be what you think they are and surprises can happen at any second.
"Felipe, the avocados in Chile and climate change" by Jan-Willem Bult & Karin Wesselink
"Best Educational Film"
The Netherlands is one of the largest importers of avocados, especially the fruits that grow in Chile, among other places.
Felipe's mother (11) works on an avocado plantation, but the avocados are not growing well this year. This is due to drought and and other effects of climate change. More cool nights are needed.
Coproduction Netherlands, Argentina, Chile.
"8:13" by Stephen Clarke Dunne
"Best Horror"
An ignorant man is haunted by an entity day after day, as much as he tries to ignore the evil creature that stalks him from outside the comfort of his home, it slowly gets closer and closer to him. Despite his best efforts, he cannot outrun the revelation that the horrifying entity must reveal.
"Bat Diary" by Silvano Plank
"Best Fantasy"
In the parallel universe, men are on the verge of extinction! In their curiosity and in their longings, they take a mysterious drug that will be their undoing....
"Seul" by Sdiri Mohamed
"Best Actor" - Sdiri Mohamed
Tells the story of a young man who does everything to realize his dream in Paris of becoming an actor but the reality of the environment will end up getting the better of him between family problems, the problem of money is the difficulty of leaving from 0 Amine goes can a can sink psychologically
"Little red hen" by Vanessa-Tatjana Beerli
"Best Horror"
Struggling with anxiety disorders for years, Valérie rarely leaves her neighbourhood. However, she must face her fears when her new boyfriend arranges to meet her out of town for mysterious reasons. Disturbing revelations will force her to confront her deepest fears.
"Little Miss Sunshine" by Charli Brown
"Best Short Film"
Never come between a Man and his Espresso. Especially if that Man is Croix Braesan.
"Coke and A Smoke" by Charli Brown
"Best Television Script"
A meeting with a Warden, Detective and a Death Row Prisoner that will lead to open cases for closure to the grieving families.
"Tricycle: Ride to Arrive" by Geoff Adams
"Best Short Film", "Best Comedy"
TRICYCLE: Ride to Arrive reveals the true story of a high-octane cyclist who puts the pedals to the metal. The gloves are off in this spoof of a popular streaming documentary series about Formula 1 racing.
"Just Talk" by Patrick Bailey
"Best Short Screenplay"
Paul is the life and soul of the party. Behind closed doors however, is a different story. His mental health is at an all time low, and he has turned to drugs and alcohol to try and cope. Can he get his life back on track?
"Anything You Lose" by Irina Vodar
"Best Feature Documentary"
Anything You Lose explores the world of Reproductive Technologies and its effects on mental health. The documentary delves into the booming industry, where clinics compete for clientèle with high success rates, and follows the director on her personal seven-year journey. Irina Vodar and her husband Eddie are a couple who want to have a child but face challenges and pressures along the way. Through cinema vérité footage and narration, Vodar shares her intimate story of hope and resilience, and examines the psychological impact of reproductive technologies on patients, such as addiction, shame, isolation and silence.
"Instant Scapes" by Stefano Giannotti
"Best Experimental Film"
Instant Scapes is almost an anthropological observation of our daily lives, our social rituals, the environments in which we move, through a series of short 30-second videos, excluding titles, cut in 4:5, which is the size of a mobile phone screen and the maximum duration that the human-social can (perhaps) bear today.
The project, launched on 3 January 2022, has run for a year, until 30 December, with three publications a week on Instagram (4:5), Facebook and once a month on YouTube (16:9) as the collection of the month. Conceived as paintings or tableaux vivants Instant Scapes also represents a study of possible music for possible situations; electronic pieces alternate with acoustic actions and instrumental miniatures crossing genres and artistic disciplines.

In some cases the rhythm of the video automatically suggests musical development, through the use of mickey-mousing techniques; in others the soundtrack sssumes more descriptive traits; in still others the sound becomes metaphor and combines or contrasts with the video content with irony, detachment, abstraction.

Given the modular nature of the project, the work is also available in shorter versions.
"AND THERE'S SOMEONE" by Stefano Giannotti
"Best Music Video"
Happy swimmers splash and play ball among the clouds. A few motorboats arrive. Someone dives. The air is calm.
AND THERE’S SOMEONE, the song that accompanies the video, tells of people who are about to die, the terminally ill; someone knows, someone pretends not to know, someone has already reached the last port. Sometimes with a smile on their face.
The song, part of the project SAY HELLO TO THE CLOUDS by OTEME, is the reworking of an interview with Mariola Krajczewska, a healthcare assistant at the Hospice of San Cataldo, from the 2012 documentary SAY HELLO TO THE CLOUDS.
"Am I a painter?" by Michał Kucharski
"Best Animation"
A plasticine character named Grey Clay lives in a painter's studio, hiding in a drawer. Once upon a time he watches the painter's work with great interest as he creates one painting after another. One day he is left alone in the studio and decides to try to paint a picture himself. Despite his inexperience, will he manage to overcome adversity and create his own painting?
"My dad's life- a Benny Hill Tribute" by JFC Couture
"Best Supporting Actor"
In old Quebec city, Danick telling us about his father life. How it's turning wrong and mad about his mother sequestration on JFC, than he have to fight against his interior demons.
"Appointment with The Plague Doctor, Lester Haywood" by L.S. Strange
"Best Horror", "Best Trailer", "Best Director Debut"
"Iridium Springs" by Mike Rosenberg
"Best Sci-Fi", "Best Comedy"
Two teens from 1996 find themselves in a strange, post-apocalyptic wasteland. Billy and Iris must join up with local weirdos Beek and Jams as they navigate Iridium Springs.
"A Beautiful Morning" by Lauren Hammersley
"Best Animation"
Two people tell the story of a family in the countryside enjoying their day and the nature around them.
"If I Knew" by Piro Gjylameti
"Best Student Film"
A man, suffering from a psychiatric disorder, tries to understand what exactly is going on in his difficult life.
"Black-Eyed Kid" by Thomas Scott Adams
"Best Short Screenplay"
A mother's desperate journey to save her daughter from evil forces takes a chilling turn when a sinister child with black eyes haunts their lives. With the help of a skeptical pastor, they confront an evil presence that possesses children. A battle against the supernatural unfolds as darkness escalates, leading to a shocking revelation.

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