Transparency, Daniel Šuljić (CROATIA, 2015), 6’ 10”

Drawing on paper

Moving through a world filled with scanners and surveillance algorithms, while frivolously using different social networks, online forms and credit cards, the man of today gives away his privacy voluntarily. A decent citizen has nothing to hide. Only criminals do.



Espresso Doppio, Mika Koskinen (FINLAND, 2015), 3’ 54”

Drawing on paper

Two different people, two distinct stories and a cup of coffee. Are we ready to encounter each other as individuals after all?



Rainbow: A Story About Life, Eduardo Wahrhaftig (BRAZIL/USA, 2015), 2’ 47

2D computer animation

The last moments of a couple told through the colors of the rainbow.


Different Kinds of People, Michaela Pavlatova (CZECH REPUBLIC/SLOVAKIA, 2015) 3’ 15”

2D computer animation

There are different kinds of people, someone wakes up in the morning and someone falls asleep. There are different kinds of people, someone is terribly bored, someone is playing with the life.



Black Tape, Michelle/Uri Kranot (DENMARK/ISRAEL, 2014), 3’

Drawing on paper, Photos

In an entangled tango, the victim and victimiser dance, occupying the frame and the space between brushstrokes.


Soot, David Doutel & Vasco Sá (PORTUGAL, 2014), 14’

2D computer animation

It's like soot that rests on the walls of our head. We can’t see it. It belongs there already. After all the time that was left behind one question remained:
"Why didn’t the trains stop there?"



Conversation, Ana Horvat (CROATIA, 2015), 5’ 45”

2D computer animation

Etta spends a monotonous and tiring evening at home. On TV she sees a story that will change her view of her own world, a film in which Milena lives a beautiful life with Djuro the giant. Unfortunately, he becomes depressed and remains lying on the floor of their apartment. His condition remains unchanged.



Accordion, Kayhan Anwar (IRAQ, 2014), 2’ 05”

2D computer animation, Drawing on paper

It talk about an ants’ biography after a big try and difficulties in order to deliver the grains to its babies, but someone who is blind and he is a beggar.



Life with Herman H. Rott,  Chintis Lundgren (ESTONIA/CROATIA/DENMARK, 2015), 11’ 06”

Drawing on paper

Herman is a rat who enjoys heavy drinking, loud grind music and chess. He doesn't care much for cleaning and the disorder in his apartment only makes him feel more at home. One day a very tidy cat who has a weakness for messy macho-men, decides to move in. She also brings a vacuum cleaner, a piano, and what's worse - a collection of classical music records.



The Meek, Joe Brumm (AUSTRALIA, 2015), 7’ 26”

2D computer animation

The Meek, an original animated short created by StudioJoho’s Joe Brumm, Mark Paterson and Laura DiMaio, follows the story of a very small person trying to quit a very big bad habit.
When her cold, lonely existence is changed forever by the arrival of a huge comet and a smouldering stranger, our heroine thinks her luck has changed.




The Sleepwalker, Theodore Ushev (CANADA, 2015), 4’ 22”

Drawing on paper

With the shade around her waist / she dreams on her balcony, […] Under the gypsy moon, / all things are watching her / and she cannot see them.
A surrealist journey through colours and shapes inspired by the poem Romance Sonámbulo by Federico García Lorca. Visual poetry in the rhythm of fantastic dreams and passionate nights.



Ernie Biscuit, Adam Elliot (AUSTRALIA, 2015), 21’

Clay

The clayography of a lonely Deaf Parisian Taxidermist whose life is turned upside down and back to front when a dead pigeon arrives on his doorstep.