Synopsis: Every August 15, Paul, his family and their friends gather for their traditional summer picnic on Callot Island, off the coast of Brittany. But this year, the rising tide cuts them off from the mainland and forces them to spend the night on the island.
Caught between the carefree world of childhood and the tensions of the adults around him, Paul begins to see his family, and himself, differently.
Synopsis: In the 1920s, female factory workers paint phosphorescent watch dials. Mollie, the newcomer, makes a mistake that forces her colleagues to stay and work with her through the night. Deprived of the ball they were supposed to attend, they end up improvising their own ball in the factory…
Storyboarding by Kaylie Haggenmiller and Sebastian Zakhem.
Voice cast:
Isis Mejia Duarte as Faith
Jackie Manke as Lola
Kaylie Haggenmiller as Teacher, Bathroom Girl & Hallway Girl
Lewis Tarver as Pro-life Protestor 1
Elise Jung as Pro-life Protestor 2
Audrey Chow as Gossiping Girl
Dante Perri as Cameraman 1
Jean Montesinos Mederos as Cameraman 2
Sebastian Zakhem as Classroom Girl
Matthew Lei as Post-credits Nurse
Apoorva Dasari as Classmate at Hospital
Yoyo Zhub as Classmate at Hospital
Dylan Johnson as Classmate at Hospital
Crystal Maob as Classmate at Hospital
Synopsis: Timid Mr Otter is given one final chance to evict an elderly couple from their rural village home, or risk losing his own company issued housing.
Music by Chevy, Jason LaPierre, Veda Lee and Chun Kit Fong.
Sound Design by Veda Lee.
Sound Mix by Daniel Eaton.
Voice cast:
Chun Kit Fong as Mr Otter
Jorge Ruiz as Cat
Joash Cheong as Dog
Veda Lee as Brother & Sister
Dariush Derakhshani as Boss
Maija Burnett as Assistant
Marjan Hormozi as Restaurant Owner
Domidolo as Policeman
My Ah Ma as Grandma
Ivy Tan as Passerby 1
Carina Lim as Passerby 2
Synopsis: A constantly freezing street sweeper drives to a remote gas station every evening and orders a microwave-warmed Toast Hawaii. One night, a construction worker observes him, causing him to flee in embarrassment. His world begins to fall apart as the desperate search for warmth drags him deeper and deeper into his inner abyss.
Written and directed by Ferdinand Ehrhardt.
Cinematography by Sebastian Ganschow & Leoni Gora.
Music by Clemens Gutjahr.
Sound by Manik Möllers, Samuel Krupke, Perschya Chehrazi, Vincent Egerter, Elias Gürtler, Jan Heitland and Robert Haag.
Voice cast:
Peter Schneider as Detlev
David Gordon Smith as Narrator & Son
Konrad Wipp as Dirk
Sebastian Ganschow as Jan-Eric
Synopsis: Recently widowed Patsy knits a stuffed toy. As the cuddly toy comes to life, Patsy must learn to live with it and try to overcome the loss of her husband.
Directed by:
Pierre-Marie Bavay
Laurie Beldent
Joan Haubois
Maëlle Le Bris
Camille Lequeux
Malo Lescop
Clara Navoizat
Emma Rateau
Original Score by Nicolas Pansieri.
Sound by José Vicente, Yoann Poncet and Baptiste Leblanc.
Voiced by Hélène Mignard, Clara Thébault and Nicolas Eon.
Director’s note: “After losing our mom in Iran, my dad, or Baba as we called him, built a happy home for my sisters and me in the U.S., as he assimilated and learned English.
“This animation attempts to capture his understanding that togetherness is what truly matters, alongside his journey through dementia as it drew him closer to my mom.
“I know he was thinking of her when he passed, and I’d like to think they are reunited in some way.”
Synopsis: A little girl on a beach holiday with her annoying little brother falls in love at first sight with a mysterious boy she spots in the distance.
Directed by:
Anaïs Dos
Coline Reverbel
Edgard Vernier
Kenzo Talma
Lisa Vlain
Martina Doll
Synopsis: Sixteen-year-old Jad, passionate about drawing, lives under the pressure of his older brother Bilal. He discovers graffiti as a new way to express himself and reveal his true desires.
Directed by:
Jade Berto
Lunayah Corvaisier
Alexandra Djeneva
Lucille Laurent
Lucas Layeul
Théotime Meunier
Antoine Valero
Daria Volochai
Original Score by Louison Pugin.
Sound by Mickael Merrheim, José Vicente and Yoann Poncet.
Voice cast:
Mark Kaczmarek
Tristan Le Bozek
Jade Berto
Lucas Layeul
José Vicente
Synopsis: Lily is confused by her grandmother’s post-mastectomy appearance. One night, she discovers that her grandmother’s shadow still has breasts. She follows the shadow to a tree bearing breast-like fruit, believing she has found replacements.
Lily picks two, but when she returns home, she realizes they’re pears. She tosses them aside, causing them to split open and reveal their seeds, which she places on her sleeping grandmother’s scars, hoping they will grow into breasts.
Written and directed by Shadab Shayegan.
Based on a story by Shadab Shayegan and Sepideh Sarihi.
Music by Periklis Liakakis.
Sound by Farzan Roozbahani, Rachel Oker, Jonathan Rösch and Vincent Egerter.
Voiced by Cheshmeh Ebrahimzadeh, Nava Hemyari and Shahin Taslimi.
Synopsis: In the aftermath of sexual assault, a woman retreats into the garden of her mind. Searching for answers and struggling to do “the right thing,” she realises that she must regain her voice and find new paths to healing, before she and her garden are destroyed completely.
Directed by Sarah Beeby.
Written by Louisa Wood and Sarah Beeby.
Music by Die Hexen.
Sound by Louis Morand, Adrian Walter and Helen Miles.
Voice cast:
Evanna Lynch as Leonora
Speech Debelle as Imani
Freddie Fox as Quillan
Chetna Pandya as Rita
Simon McBurney as Detective Danforth
Synopsis:Cupid is about a perfectionist Elite Cupid whose arrow goes wildly off-course, thanks to a very unlucky butterfly, and who must now race to undo the damage before the wrong two people fall in love.
Directed by Lee Do Hee.
Written by Lee Do Hee and Kim Seul Gi.
Music by Kim Dong Wook and Chai Min Joo.
Voiced by:
Lee Young Ki
Choi Jeong Yoon
Jin Yang Uk
Joe Sun
Synopsis: A rolling suitcase is left unattended at an airport. A team of unprofessional GNGN soldiers tries to disable it by any means necessary, leading to chaos.
Directed by:
Antoine Carayol
Thomas Garandel
Nicolas Gradelle-Llaurensou
Martin Hoffmann
Célina Malledant
Loïc Nivet
Léo Pennard
Quentin Renoux
Original Score by Antoine Trameçon.
Sound by Baptiste Leblanc, José Vicente and Yoann Poncet.
Voice cast:
Emmanuel Curtil
Michel Elias
Alexis Tomassian
France Renard
Donald Reignoux
Gabriel Bismuth-Bienaimé
Antoine Perrichon