Synopsis: A struggling accordionist busker gets more than she bargained for when her desire to get noticed attracts the attention of a mysterious and enticing competitor.
Written and directed by Eva Louise Hall.
Musical direction by Calvin Arsenia.
Mira’s Accordion Theme composed by Erica Marie Mancini.
Sound by Calvin Arsenia and J Ashley Miller.
Voice cast:
Vanessa Severo as Mira
Jessica Paige as Lore
Ava Armstrong as Young Mira
Eva Louise Hall as Mama
Synopsis: Patouille is a little creature who lives in harmony with the plants. With his friend Momo, he discovers the amazing features of plants.
Written and Directed by:
Inès Bernard-Espina
Mélody Boulissière
Clémentine Campos
Music by Delphine Malaussena.
Voiced by Cerise Vaubien and Paul Jeanson.
Original French title: Patouille, des graines en parachute.
Note: Select the (FR) audio track to experience the film as intended by the filmmakers — without YouTube’s AI voices.
Synopsis: A man traumatized by his youth in a reformatory is convinced he can save street children destined for a tragic adult life by killing them. For him, dying young allows one to live eternally as the best version of oneself.
Directed by:
Camille Colonna d’Istria Amourdedieu
Justine Gault
Giulia Gigante
Nicolas Knoll
Noa Lavino
Marion Robe
Manon Seve
Lucas Wallez
Original Score by Senthuuran.
Sound by Guilhem Favard, Tristan Le Bozec, José Vicente and Yoann Poncet.
Voiced by Clara Thebault and Frederic Perchet.
Synopsis: On the outskirts of an isolated, weathered city, soldiers set off to fight. Magnus, the king’s right-hand man, is torn between his duty as a general and saving his daughter.
Directed by:
Elsa Baillehaiche
Marie Guérin du Grandlaunay
Titouan Hélias
Kimberley Hubert
Antonin Lemaître
Benoît Perrigot
Tiphaine Toisoul
Ion-Teodor Vilceanu
Music by Mathis Coopman.
Sound by José Vicente, Yoann Poncet and Baptiste Leblanc.
Voice cast:
Arianne Aggiage as Sélène
Serge Faliu as The King
Michel Élias as Magnus
José Vicente as Capitaine
Synopsis: In the summer of 1992, a young boy visits a farm with his parents. They believe a rare and expensive specialty will make him stronger, but after eating it, his body begins to suffer strange side effects.
Written and directed by Kangmin Kim.
Sound design and score by Daniel Eaton.
Synopsis: After witnessing an old dark stormy cloud painfully rain and die in sorrow, Noma, a puffy white cloud realizes that Mixtli, her daughter, a dark stormy cloud, is in danger of raining prematurely.
Written and directed by Diego Alonso Sánchez de la Barquera Estrada and Christian Arredondo Narvaez.
Sound by Théophane Bertuit.
Original Music by Thibault Cohade.
Synopsis: In a world riddled with piracy, Viktor, a captain haunted by his past, and his first mate, Bill, decide to venture into a gigantic forest in search of revenge.
Directed by:
Vincent Bohnert
Margaux Bontron
Anaë Duquenne
Juliette Gilles-Payart
Veronika Nikulina
Romain Paillet
Yoann Paquet
Quentin Thisse
Maxime Verclytte
Original Score by Matei Pouzet.
Sound by Mickaël Merrheim, José Vicente and Yoann Poncet.
Voice cast:
Mark Kaczmarek as Captain
Robert Laborde as Bill
Vincent Bohnert as Crew
Quentin Thisse as Crew
Synopsis: What if you woke up the morning of your big job interview… and your nose was gone?
Inspired by Nikolai Gogol’s short story, this Korean animated short gives the story a modern twist — trading 19th-century St. Petersburg for the anxious world of plastic surgery.
Directed by Jooim Kim.
Written by Jooim Kim and Lee HanJun.
Synopsis: It’s 7.30 am, rush hour at La Défense. Footsteps echo on the pavement. The smell of coffee fills the air. Silhouettes slip between the legs of the Red Spider, yet no one seems to notice. Sitting at the top of the steps of the Great Arch, I draw.
Written and directed by Camille Authouart.
Sound by Mathieu Tiger.
Music by Bachar Mar-Khalifé.
Voiced by Flora Fisbach.
Note: Switch the audio track to French.
Synopsis: Accompanied by her fool, a queen grants the material wishes of her people in exchange for their submission. But one day, the queen is faced with an abstract request: happiness.
Directed by:
Alex Bajon
Lucie Coste
Charlie Coucoureux
Hindha Koné
Anne Le
Aurore Meyer
Mariette Pons
Éloïse Vacher
Original Score by Edgard Chenest.
Sound by Tristan Le Bozec, Sébastien Fournier, Yoann Poncet, Thomas Vary and José Vicente.
Voiced by Véronique Augereau, Boris Rehlinger and Kylian Trouillard.
Watch Beef Creek on YouTube. (The short film is age-restricted and is intended for mature audiences.)
Synopsis: Beef Creek follows a withered occultist who runs a New York-style deli in middle of nowhere Wyoming with his team of misfit deli warriors.
Directed by Kurt Vinci and Seby X Martinez.
Written by Seby X Martinez.
Voice cast:
Kelly Polk as Lily
Jean-Paul Zuhur as Ralphie
Seby X Martinez as Horace and Sandra
Lloyd Kaufman as Mr. Petrulo
Jaynee Anne Monarrez as Salmahay
Jeff Spencer as Additional Voices
Andrew Feyer as Additional Voices
Synopsis: In a camp on the outskirts of the Vercors mountains, five Resistance fighters, forgotten by their headquarters, struggle against boredom, frustration and a difficult daily life.
By dint of inaction, Joseph, a kid who just joined the camp, starts to stand up to his uncle, who is in charge of the Maquisards. Little by little, madness takes hold of Joseph and spreads to the others.
Directed by Lyonel Charmette.
Written by Lyonel Charmette and Jordan Raux.
Animation by Vanessa Burtey, Eve Ceccarelli, Ekin Koca and Martin Touze.
Sound by Flavien Van Haezevelde and Yoann Veyrat.
Original Score by Pierre Oberkampf.
Voice cast:
Anthony Davy as Joseph
Xavier-Adrien Laurent as Saint-Cyr
Boris Bayard as Alberte
Kévin Chevy as Le Ricain
Hubert Rollet as L’Echarpe
Synopsis: After a painful breakup, a 27-year-old man struggles to focus during ballet practice. When he injures his ankle in class, memories of love, loss, and regret begin to surface.
Director Hojin Lee is an artist who integrates new media — particularly XR (extended reality) technologies — into her creative practice to explore and address pressing social issues such as mental health and societal conflict.
Synopsis: In a medieval fantasy world, a peasant couple fights for their ideals.
Directed by:
Anaïs Figueiredo de Amaral
Julie Ducos
Julie Roulet
Ninon Gayral
Lucas Recatumy
Music by Celyne Baudino.
Sound by Marian Walczak, Camille Marcos and Julien Ponsoda.
Synopsis: The Treasure Hunt follows Melissa as she sets out to retrieve a mysterious treasure… but a huge bear seems determined to stand in her way.
Directed by:
Clara Pecoraro
Eloïse Svanascini
Fiona Bulet
Shannon Shuster
Véronique Marazzi
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