It's About Time, Ivo Briedis (LATVIA, 2015), 6’

Κούκλες

“It’s about time,” says a message stuck by the wind to the window pane. These words urge the lonely man to go out to the city but there is someone who does not let him leave the room. The film is about time which we cannot stop, but which can stop us. Or may be not.



Nest of stone, Kim Noce (UK, 2014), 7’

2D computer animation, Photos, Pixilation

A contemplative journey from birth to death happening across a single day.



Fugue for Cello, Trumpet and Landscape, Jerzy Kucia (POLAND, 2014), 18’

2D computer animation, Drawing on paper

Jerzy Kucia is back after thirteen years of silence with this meditative story in the form of a poetic film based on a relationship between images and music. The film shows the process of evoking feelings and searching for landscape specificity by recounting events which have taken place in the scenery.



Let's Wait Together, Weiyu Wang (CHINA, 2014), 4’ 35”

Drawing on paper

One day, a rabbit crashed on the stump, a farmer happened to see this scene, so he put down his hoe and wait beside the stump , wishes to get more crashed rabbits...



Under my fingers, Marie-Christine Courtès (FRANCE, 2014), 13’

2D computer animation, Rotoscope

The day of the cremation of her grand mother, Emilie, a young mixed-race Asian girl, buries herself into her grandmother memories. She discovers the Indochina of Hoa, her romantic encounter with Jacques (a French colon), the birth of Linh (Emilie's mother) and her tragic departure to France in 1956. She relives with Linh, the arrival into the camp of Sainte-Livrade, the exploitation of the Indochinese women by the market gardeners of Lot-et-Garonne. Between memories, dance, anger and traditional rituals, Emilie learns to accept this heritage…



A Single Life, Job, Joris & Marieke (NETHERLANDS, 2014), 2’ 15”

3D computer animation

When playing a mysterious vinyl single, Pia is suddenly able to travel through her life.




The Night Ocean, María Lorenzo (SPAIN, 2015), 12’

2D computer animation, Drawing on paper, Rotoscope

A house anchored to the coast.
An artist on vacation.
An isolated dreamscape.
The unnameable is to come.



Tick Tack, Ülo Pikkov (ESTONIA, 2015), 9’ 30”

Puppets, Pixilation

Animated film “Tick-Tack” is visualizing time and it’s fatal nature. In order to underline the time as a metaphysical phenomena there are a lot of clocks and watches and its part to characterize it. We all are given “our time”, this “our time consists in reality in thousands of different “times” since even every cell in our body has its own time given to live and to die.



Rainy Days, Vladimir Leschiov (LATVIA/CANADA, 2014), 8’ 16”

Drawing on paper

An elderly Japanese man boards a ferry bound for an unknown island. As he looks out over the water, the falling rain triggers a string of memories, including a childhood experience in Fukuoka and a brief encounter many years later, aboard a smoke-filled seaside train. The only constant is the rain, a woman and Mount Fuji.



The Opening, Atelier Collectif (BELGIUM, 2014), 6’ 05”

2D computer animation

'The opening' mixes the film credits codes.