Genre
Good Grief is a short stop motion animated documentary that explores the lessons we learn from dealing with grief and loss. Five real people share their true stories of losing something precious and what it has taught them about living.
The film follows the day of three young teens living in a neglected ghost town in post-Soviet Europe.
A mysterious cult performs an ancient ceremony, inviting an otherworldly power into their earthly realm.
Based on Percy Shelley’s poem “The Dirge”, Ginevra depicts the aftermath of the murder of a young woman. As her distraught mother looks on, she learns that life after death involves a transition she never could have imagined.
The story of this cut-out animation movie is based on an old Chinese tale: an old man, Ginko, and his son Kinko lived in a countryside village. One day, his horse ran away but the next day it actually came back with another horse, even more beautiful. Kinko went on a ride on the new horse, but fell down and broke his leg. He could not walk for several months. At that time, a war started and all the young men of the village were drafted in and many of them lost their lives on the front. Only Ginko’s son escaped the horror of war because of his broken leg that forced him to stay back home. Whatever happens, good luck and bad luck often run together. That is old man Ginko’s attitude.
Alice explores the influence of the chemical properties of spiders on the human psyche and gets on a trip where she has to face her essence.
While the battle rages around an abandoned town, the remaining citizen fights his battle with loneliness though his daily rituals.
STRANGERS! Two strangers are left alone by a mutual friend and can’t think of a thing to say to each other…
A swift revision of German or rather Germanic history, starting with the ancient Roman empire and ending with the German “reunification” and the present day. Naturally, sausages play a very key role.
A shipwrecked fisherman is led to a dark secret within this short thriller.
A love story with a happy beginning and a sad ending, set in a computer game, a scope whose programming and limitations remind of social norms and boundaries, and which leaves the protagonist very little chance of fighting for the desired direction in life.
Reminiscing about the days I spent with an old friend, facing up to the narrow but deep gap that lies between us.
The Gaia hypothesis proposes that Earth is a giant self-regulating system, which is able to maintain and perpetuate the conditions for life on the planet.
How do we best kill the mouse? Graduation film of Shadi Adib based on a novel by Sadeq Chubak with voices from Nick Cave, Andreas Hykade, David Bennett, Shaun Lawton and Jimmy Hibbert.
Wrapped in a futon… Memories are coming up to the mind, the future is imagined, senses are recaptured, physical feelings as a woman are deeply ingrained… Everything melts pleasantly together. In the futon, the body wanders seeking for this sense.
A tale about a young boy who is unhappy in his home. One night, he receives a peculiar visit that transforms his world.
In a small town, a funeral is held after the death of a gardener. Three brothers find themselves lost in their imaginations on the day of the burial.
The quarantine brings difficulties in sexual satisfaction in and some confusing feelings around vegetables.
Aghilas, a young Algerian, is consumed by a life that offers him nothing in his native country. The prospect of an elsewhere will push him and a group of harraga to accomplish a dangerous crossing.
The ‘small’ one is, well, small, and the ‘big’ one definitely very very big. They are friends.