Below you will find a short description of the films of this section.
“A Beautiful Day” by Phedon Papamichael is the story of a man who is awakened by a decision which changes his life.
“A New Home” by Ziga Virc, raises the question of the biggest danger for Europe.
“Baraka” by Nestor Ruiz Medina is set prior to the war in Iraq where Abdel and Umayr, two brothers, get separated from each other by force.
“False Flag” by Asier Urbieta narrates the story of a jeep which ends up in a seemingly abandoned area while crossing a port.
In “Jacked”, a film by Renne Pannevis, Russell and Waylentake take the wrong car; however, later, they wonder whether they have done the right thing.
In “Limbo” by Konstantina Kotzamani a child leads the story of a leopard, a goat and a wolf.
“Minh Tam” by Vincent Maury, is the story of a 33-year-old woman, sick of love, who has devoted herself to her autistic son and uses men to escape from her everyday life; until she meets Olivier.
“Mixteip The Greatest Tape Ever Told” by Teemu Ake is the story of broken hearts as well as memories and nostalgia that a cassette contains.
Here we are in 1896; “Serval and Chaumier” by Bastien Daret and Arthur Goisset tells the story of a man who is still loyal to his first disciple who left him 10 years ago, before his wife, Jacqueline.
“Youth” by Brett Marty, is a science fiction about growing old in a world of perpetual youth.
Moreover, the international short film section also hosts the films “Home” by Daniel Mulloy, “Ja passou” by Sebastiao Salgado, “Lethe” by Dea Kulumbegashvili, “The Beast” by Phedon Papamichael and “Un Grand Silence” by Julie Gourdain.
