Synopsis: Sam, a young woman living with an eating disorder manifested by fish, sinks deeper into her illness despite the support of her companion Finn.
Directed by:
Amandine Copin
Amandine Roland
Camille Cheutin
Gaëlle Jarrige
Mona Pannecocke
Natacha Jackowski
Sound Design by Antoine Galampoix, Lilian Darras and Arnaud François.
Music by Diego Sanchez-Przystal.
Voiced by Mylène Patinaux and Henri Ozenne.
Synopsis: When a school of fish is attacked by hungry seagulls, one of the fish flees towards the shore where it gets stuck in a tidal pool.
The pond inhabitants eye the intruder curiously and defend their territory in their own way.
Suddenly, a dangerous seagull appears but by working together they manage to drive the troublemaker away.
Original title: Tümpel
Written and directed by Lena von Döhren and Eva Rust.
Animated by Lena von Döhren, Simon Eltz and Ramon Schoch.
Original Score by Martin Waespe.
Sound Design by Tobias Diggelmann, Thomas Gassmann and Martin Waespe.
Sound Mix by Thomas Gassmann.
Synopsis: A fictitious matriarchal tribe of women embarks on a traditional journey to pass on their power.
Directed by:
Lou Deu
Bastien Carré
Pauline Morille
Original Score by Céline Baudino.
Sound Design by Marian Walczak.
Synopsis: Wilem is the story of a sensitive prince, living in a brutal world. With the help of his friend he attempts to escape not only his royal duties, but also, his crazy family.
Directed by James Papper and Bárbara Oliveira.
Written by James Papper.
Music by Charlie Pelling, James Papper, In Flux and Jon Hook.
Sound Mix by Charlie Pelling.
Voice cast:
James Papper
Charlie Milner
Florence Poppy Deary
Rory Haworth Galt
Synopsis: Lucas, a very creative little boy, decides to interview his kitten Cahuète, which he rescued a month earlier in the street.
However, the cat always does what he wants and avoids the boy’s questions. Lucas, very insistent, ends up angering Cahuète.
Directed by:
Enora Laden
Baptiste Lebrun
Séréna Prince
Erwan Galtier
Alexandre Bal
Music by Clément Leconte.
Sound Design by Baptiste Lebrun and Renaud Watine.
Sound Mix by Christian Cartier.
Synopsis: The Miracle; a place where the sun always shines, with endless opportunities to relax and food in abundance.
It’s late already when Irma checks in at the resort. As she explores the area the next morning, she quickly comes to realize that everything there is designed to facilitate families.
Irma fully immerses herself in the world of the all-inclusive resort. But how do you relate to a place that constantly confronts you with the things you don’t have?
Written and directed by Nienke Deutz.
Cinematography by Steven Frederickx.
Edited by Nienke Deutz.
Music by Mark Schilders.
Sound by Céline Bernard, Corinne Dubien and Aline Gavroy.
Director’s statement: “The Miracle is a portrait of a single woman in a world that is designed for couples and families with kids. I wanted to portray the confusing feelings and loneliness that can come from being in a place where you feel you don’t fit in.”
Synopsis: The story unfolds over a single day in the life of an elderly person venturing outside. Set 50 years in the future in a world shaped by new biotechnologies, Olive Coffee explores themes of life, death, love, and choice.
Written and directed by Dingding Luo.
Music and Sound Design by Peter Howard.
Voice cast:
Frank Gerard as Oliver
Mel Torrefranca as Wendy
JP Wright as Paul
Felony Chen as Jamie
Synopsis: In an indoor garden, two statues of lovers crack under the pressure of underground water.
It becomes a river of tears.Love falls apart. A baby learns to play the recorder with a goose and drinks water that makes him grow. The child devours his teacher to find the bone that gives birth to creation.
An initiatory tale about mastering multicolored whipped cream that transforms worlds.
French title: Histoire pour 2 trompettes
Directed by Amandine Meyer.
Animated by Amandine Meyer, Capucine Latrasse, Noémie Bizien and Ugo Deseigne.
Music by Chapelier Fou.
Sound by Matthieu Canaguier and Claire Cahu.
Synopsis: Matt goes out to his balcony and has a brief connection with someone across the way.
Written and directed by Anya Martin.
Backgrounds by Ty Wilson.
Sound Mix by Daniel Eaton.
Sound Design by Anya Martin.
Voice cast:
Ty Wilson as Matt
Isabella Spadone as The Girl
Will Wibisono as Grumpy Man
Peter Foltz as Pizza Guy
Synopsis: In this story of kindness, friendship, and the fear of being left behind, a friendship takes flight as a mouse that wants to fly and an injured bird cross paths.
Written and directed by Casey McDonald.
Music and Sound Design by Colin Andrew Grant.
Synopsis: The Sun is a magical artisan who is making his very own starry sky, but an unexpected visit from eight chaotic planets turn his world upside down.
Directed by:
Timaa Alquier
Sandra Calero Ibañez
Gabrielle Demarigny
Emma Murillo
Maelle Samson
Music and Sound Design by Aloïs Benoit.
Synopsis: Jake, a Native American kid, struggles to charge his dying video game console at a bustling Coastal Salish intertribal powwow — where he learns that loving video games and loving your culture aren’t mutually exclusive.
Made by a largely Indigenous team and with an all-Native voice cast.
Written and directed by Joey Clift.
Music by Jordan Kamalu.
Sound design and mix by Jeff Carpenter.
Voice cast:
Rainy Fields as Jake
Angela Startz as Grandmother
Jim Ruel as Dad
Joey Clift as Frybread Cook
Synopsis: It’s Opening Day at Steele Stadium and team superstar Stephanie “Bubbles” Morgan is in crisis. She’s lost her lucky bubble gum!
With just 30 minutes until game time, the Backyard kids embark on a wild mission to track it down and save their season.
Based on the video game series originally created by Humongous Entertainment.
Directed by Mike Roberts.
Story by Joseph Purdy and Christopher Waters.
Written by Joseph Purdy.
Additional writing by Will McRobb and Teddy McDonald.
Synopsis: Red and Eddy are just intergalactic delivery workers… until they decide to start a revolution. When a corporate deep-state scheme threatens the multiverse, they team up with SpaceCheese and Barstool Man to fight back.
The short film blends absurd humor with themes of mental health, capitalism and resistance. It is part of the larger Bohrsville universe, a narrative world the creators have been building for over a decade.
Written by T.J. Rowe and Rich Nardo.
Directed and edited by T.J. Rowe.
Voiced by T.J. Rowe and Rich Nardo.
Music by Dingboat.
Synopsis: Love always comes unexpectedly — even at work, no matter how unusual that place may be.
Academy Award nominee for Best Animated Short Film (2009).
Written and directed by Konstantin Bronzit.
Based on an idea by Dmitry Visotsky.
Music by Valentin Vasenkov.
Sound by Vladimir Golounin.
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