Planet ∑, Momoko Seto (FRANCE, 2014), 11’ 50”

3D computer animation, Live action

In PLANET ∑, giant creatures are trapped inside the ice. Submarine explosions provoke a global warming, and a new life begins for animals.



A Portrait, Aristotelis Maragkos (GREECE, 2014), 2’ 13”

Rotoscope

A drawing line explores the life and death of my Grandfather. Through a fluid line etching out the shaky outline of the story of his Grandfather’s unconventional life and unexpected death in rural Greece, the artist is also discovering parts of himself and sharing his reflections on their identities.



Backward Run, Ayce Kartal (FRANCE, 2014), 4’

2D computer animation

A self-censored film criticizing press censorship on Gezi Park protests which was happened between May-July in Turkey.



Shouk, Dotan Moreno (ISRAEL/CANADA, 2014), 18’ 16”

Drawing on paper

Sensitive and introvert teenager lives under the shadow of his mother in Israeli periphery. The film explores questions of marginality and poverty in a society searching for its identity.



Dot, Kristjan Holm (ESTONIA, 2015), 3’50”

Drawing on paper

Once upon a time, there was a Kingdom of the Darkness…




All Rot, Max Hattler (UK/Germany/Hong Kong, 2015), 4’



Responding to the compositional and aesthetic qualities of abstract expressionism and cameraless animation, All Rot uses photographic reanimation to render the mundane environment of a decaying crazy golf course into a rapturous split-screen experiment in synaesthetic cinema.



Home, Agnieszka Borowa (POLAND, 2015), 14’ 22”

2D computer animation

Home is a place. A family. A history. Relationships. Home is a memory that forms a person. Maybe a dream? This is a story about a girl coming back Home. This visit brings a storm of chaotic, difficult memories. She needs to deal with them to leave. What is her Home? Is it possible to change it?



We Can't Live Without Cosmos, Konstantin Bronzit (RUSSIA, 2014), 15’ 20”

2D computer animation, Drawing on paper

Two cosmonauts, two friends, try to do their best in their everyday training life to make their common dream a reality. But this story is not only about the dream.



Aubade, Mauro Carraro (SWITZERLAND, 2014) 5’ 25”

2D computer animation

A black sun rises on Leman Lake. In a surrealist backlit scene, swimmers and birds witness the spectacle of the dawn, hypnotized by the music of a cellist.





Cut-out animation

At their isolated hotel in the Canadian Rockies, a pair of teenage twin girls needs to get over themselves and work together in order to defeat the most horrifying threat they have ever faced: their four-year-old sister.