Tales of fish and Lies, Padelis Paradisis (GREECE, 2015), 6’ 23”
2D computer animation

A line runs away from the sphere.
The blue fish enters into the paper world.
Papers show the line path.
A red bird is always waiting to guide the way.
But how shall the fish escape from the loop?



Ciel, Faidra Derizioti (GREECE, 2015), 5’ 16”

2D computer animation

This film is about an inner exploration in relation to the soul, the conscious and unconscious, ultimately to life.



Mind the Gap, Katy Wang (UK, 2015), 1’ 34”

2D computer animation

An animation portraying the sights, sounds, and movement of the London Underground, inspired by its iconic seat patterns.



Heavy as a Hill, Emily Neilson (USA, 2015), 4’ 51”

Clay, Puppets

A little girl and her mother must each cope in her own way with the stuff of youth, age, imagination, and depression.



Shrink Wrapped, Tommy Robin (UK, 2015), 2’ 12”

Live action, Pixilation

Enter a maze of doors. Discover the uncomfortable truth of the people trapped behind them. And those who choose to open them.



In your eyes, Arnal Julien (FRANCE, 2015), 6’ 06”

Drawing on paper

The body of a man is forever marked by the horrors of war.




The present, Jacob Frey (GERMANY, 2014), 4’ 26”

3D computer animation

Jake spends most of his time playing videogames indoors until his mum decides to give him a present.



Mother, Joan Chung (CANADA, 2015), 5’ 40”

2D computer animation

A single mother, pushed beyond her limit by an overwhelming number of tasks and chores, falls into a coma after her consciousness is split from her body. It is now up to her children to help their mother and make everything right by understanding their Mother and realising how much she has done for them.



Pokey Pokey, Junjie Zhang (USA, 2015), 6’ 43”

2D computer animation

A father starts a journey to figure out the best way to protect his son from seeing filthiness of this crime-ridden city.



Give and Break, Nicolai C. Stigar (NORWAY, 2014), 4’ 45”

3D computer animation

A boy made out of porcelain meets a porcelain girl. She has lost most of her porcelain surface, and they develop a relationship when he start giving her pieces of himself.



Lamps, Patrick O'Mahony (UK/IRELAND, 2015), 6’ 25”

Puppets

A young, Victorian lamp lighter named Magnet encounters a problem only he can solve.



The Girl Who Spoke Cat , Dotty Kultys (UK/POLAND, 2014), 5’ 40”

2D computer animation, Cut-out animation

In a dull, organised world a curious girl longs for some colour and joy — against the wishes of her rule-obeying mother. When the girl follows a strange cat that doesn’t fit into society’s black and white standards, she discovers a boisterous underground filled with life. She decides to introduce it to the surface.



Pet, Alice Cool (CANADA, 2014), 2’ 33”

2D computer animation

The film Pet presents a reverse world where animals dominate everything, whereas human beings have become pets and livestocks.



The Adventures of Phyllis and Roc, Iwan Jones-Roberts (UK, 2015), 3’ 15”

3D computer animation

A middle-aged woman ‘Phyllis’ wakes up every morning to feed her cat. But on this particular morning she finds the cat lying on the road, run over.
Phyllis lives on her own in the middle of the Welsh countryside, miles from the nearest village. She walks over to the cat thinking it’s dead but the cat is still alive. She now has a problem, how to get the cat to the vet? Her only option is to hitchhike. Will she get a lift or does she resort to more extreme measures to acquire one? This opens a roller-coaster of events as Phyllis tries to get the cat to the vet in time.



Violet, Ryan Ines (USA, 2015), 5’ 56”

2D computer animation

Flowers, fire, friendship, and fun.





Mothership Opera, Caress Reeves (USA, 2015), 7’ 17”

2D computer animation

Under the enslavement of the opera house prima donna, a lowly maid learns her past and destiny extend beyond confines of the theater. A funk-opera musical!