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A young girl finds out she's the astronaut she aspires to be, but has to save herself. AWARDS:

The search for love happens in a place where angels fear to tread. A man is walking on the edge of deep woods, holding an old wooden case. A white owl in the trees takes notice of him and swoops down. In a puff of smoke the owl transforms and becomes a beautiful female apparition. The “Girl” warns him against going further in these woods. The man stops and he sets his wood case on a fallen tree trunk. He opens it. Inside is an old fashioned turntable, a wind-up phonograph he cranks before carefully placing the needle on an old, black vinyl record. The music crackles and plays and a story unfolds. He experiences a vision: he is approaching an exotic country estate with its entranceway resembling an exotic, metal bird cage. He’s there and he steps in and sees the Girl waiting for him. He pursues her, but she is always one step ahead, able to disappear by magic, or secretly walking behind him, uncatchable. Finally, the man is able to engage her in just one loving dance with the song that is still playing. But the beautiful apparition suddenly pulls away, fading away into thin air. And just as the music fades she deserts him. The vision gone, there at the edge of the woods, the man, abandoned by love, begins his long trek into his lonely future, literally, into his sunset with many miles ahead of him. As he departs into the stormy dark cloud fields, the owl screeches from her nest above the man. Abandoned by the man, the owl transforms one last time to the Girl Who

In this psychological thriller inspired by Luis Bunuel, a dinner party of the wealthy morphs into a surreal twist. A reflective look into the lives of the upper class, ‘Bunuelesque’ satirises the vapid conversations of the rich, paying homage through the truly surreal: the horror of the upper-class dinner party. An affluent couple, Charlotte and Ian, host their estranged friends, Mark and Ruth in their opulent apartment. All the while, the untouched meal serves as a haunting symbol of the characters’ greed … AWARDS:

The debut video clip from the nerdcore rockers of Perth, Western Australia - six lunatics find themselves strapped inside a rocket, battling a mad scientist and it's robot crew, with only three minutes to spare! This project was crowdfunded to a miniscule $3k, with the sets and props being made from 90% recycled materials and refuse.

A homeless subway violinist has her world turned upside down when her most prized possession is stolen.

A disoriented and guilt ridden man tries to recollect the happenings of one fateful snowy evening. AWARDS:

Follows a boy, a mole, a fox and a horse, as they create an unexpected friendship and travel together in the boy's search for home.

Facing a devastating disease with no known cause or cure, Austin Crawford claims to be 'the richest man in the world' as he fights to pay it forward and keep his head in the wind. AWARDS:

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It's the day of Jo's big job interview. Will she rise to the occasion or will the sudden arrival of Shakes threaten to derail her chances of success? AWARDS:

A woman takes a photo of herself and disappears. An impression movie, the projection of an inner world, haunted by fear. A pop world, framed and colored in echo to Antonioni's blow up, and Powell's films. A quest for meaning in the image, its projection and the disappearance of the soul in the frame, to the point of getting lost and being only a shadow of ourselves. Intentions: Two films made an impression on me when I was younger: Powell's Peeping Tom and Antonioni's Blow up. Both films are English, and the image processing is very organic. The actors are completely invested and inspired, confusing, on the edge. Crazy, obsessive. Dark Lens is mixing acting and image. The beauty of fear embodied in a look and captured in a frame. A Pop/rock film, English style. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHgP1ZuCCOo AWARDS:

When Hannah moves in with her new friend Samantha, she quickly realizes that her roommate isn't as sweet and nice as she seems. Samantha is controlling, jealous, and potentially just flat out crazy. As things escalate, Hannah and her friends find themselves in dangerous and scary situations as a result of the new living situation. AWARDS:

Joe and his volatile girlfriend, Rose, are trying to make a quick escape from their latest heist. However Rose has parked their getaway car in a multi storey carpark and they find their way blocked by Fleur a confused, elderly woman who is struggling with the ticket machine. As the police sirens get louder and closer Joe comes up with a plan however, he has underestimated the old lady. AWARDS:

A darkly comedic horror mystery set in the Wiltshire countryside, The Trouser Thief follows a detective investigating a bizarre murder, uncovering strange occurrences and supernatural elements that lead to a mysterious, unsettling killer. AWARDS:

A family visit turns into something completely different than intended - when a young man begins to remember events far back in time ..

On a summer day, the paths of two boys unexpectedly cross. AWARDS:

After attending a presentation at school, Alex, Claire's son seems disturbed. In seeking to know more about the mysterious speaker, Claire will discover secrets buried long ago . AWARDS:

The poetic relationship, between the ancient ritual of Zenerù and the life of the hermit Flaminio, makes us reflect on the border between domestic and wild, between known and unknown. AWARDS:

While David is facing a crisis in his current relationship, a phone call about his ex-girlfriend makes him reflect upon his past decisions. Original/Alternative Title: Izginotje Evelin Gale AWARDS:

Scott spends a sleepless night, stressed out over his upcoming procedure. Barbara is concerned but knows it is needed just as she is needed by Scott. How do you deal with the unknown? AWARDS:

This is the story of sulky twin sisters on holiday in Venice who quarrel with their mother over their desire for a dog. She leaves them alone to see a client and they fight over her favourite necklace and break it. The twins scrape together a handful of change and set off into the throngs of Venice to find a replacement. Out on their own for the very first time, they are distracted by toys, take a gondola ride, and visit a costume museum. In a dead end lane they realise they are lost and do not even know their address. They wander aimlessly losing clothing, playing in canals, chasing pigeons, and spending their money on pizza. They begin to see the value of money and the acuteness of hunger, and wonder if perhaps they expect too much. No longer with enough cash to buy a necklace for their mother, they find her a gift nonetheless. Happening upon the Goldoni Museum they remember that Goldoni's statue is near their apartment and a stranger gives them directions home. Racing through dark lanes and over bridges, they return to their desperate mother and give her the gift they purchased - a Venetian glass puppy. AWARDS:

Everyone thinks 15 year old Ali has an imaginary friend because she’s been traumatized by the death of her best friend. What they don’t understand is that Ali’s friend is real. AWARDS:

The 18-year-old skater Noah faces emotional ruin when his father disowns him for failing to graduate from school. While his friends finish school and plan their futures, Noah has to repeat his final year. This fills him with the fear that he may only have one last summer with his friends before they all go their separate ways. He is particularly troubled by the growing distance from his best friend Finn, who is already pulling away and threatens to cut off contact entirely after the summer. Noah’s friend group also includes his on-and-off girlfriend Maja. While Noah hopes for a committed relationship, Maja values her freedom and shows increasing interest in other friends of his. The boys spend a sweltering summer together, marked by boredom, skating, and excessive drinking. The situation escalates when a shady photographer tempts Noah and his friends with an immoral proposition. Noah’s deepest fears come to the surface as he is exposed and isolated. Surprisingly, he finds unexpected solace with the photographer, who uses photographing boys as a way to cope with his own losses. Original/Alternative Title: If June never fades AWARDS:

In a world of gray and ice where humanity seems absent, a voice full of darkness chants slogans. This voice speaks of a world after the apocalypse where hope appears to have vanished. No rebellion, no revolution seems possible. Oppression has prevailed. Will the bleak days ever end? AWARDS: