3½ Stars

‘Moth’ is an experimental short film making a parallel between a woman’s ‘metamorphosis’ and that of a moth’s as director Moema Umann suggests herself. While a documentary description of a moth’s metamorphosis is offered by a narrator’s voice, the […]

After a physicist’s wife is murdered he finds it hard to move forward and makes up an invention that could help him undo the event. However the question he is still consumed by is: would it be ethical or […]

‘Mount Pleasant’ is one of the short documentaries that aims to tell us the story about the beauty of simple life. A young man – who is apparently a guitarist too – lives at his farm in Mount Pleasant […]

Directors Garik Wiskin and Wayne Scott choose a mime as their main character to try to cinematically philosophise about the power of imagination and the highly stimulation of the introverted life that this kind of artists must have. According to […]

Roller Mobster is a new music video in our festival belonging to the Carpenter Brut band and directed by Dorian Masson. This is a mind mazing short story of four characters. None of them is what they seem to […]

A girl finds a very special place of her own in a tree house. But things get eerie when she starts to sense a strange presence around the tree house. She and her brother will try to ‘survive’ the […]

Director Oskar Rosetti and producer Adrien Lafranchi bring to screen a story both about sexuality and boredness. An old man, Nicolas, who lives in a retirement home is trying to chase away his loneliness by calling to phone sexual […]

When a teenager girl doesn’t show up for training with the basketball team for several days the coach tries to find out why this happened, all with the help of her best friend Alex. But when Alex starts to […]

A short documentary by Rob Daglish that is interviewing his family about his brother’s case of transsexuality. While they are all speaking what’s in their hearts the director chooses to leave their voices in off and to take a […]

‘Monotonous‘ is a dry comedy from director Dennis Nap and we (the reviewer) admit it seemed quite strange. Two young men go from door to door and are trying to sell paintings made by one of them. It is unclear […]