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Film dreams about her childhood. Camera, Rolling, action! And they act, sing and cry. However, how many people realize that the earlier film base was actually made of Taiwan's camphor tree and the story behind it? AWARDS:

Glaswegian dentist Philip black approaches his 50th birthday with trepidation. Fate lends a hand in the shape of a polish ventriloquist who slumps dead in his chair during a routine extraction. Seizing the moment Black appropriates the man's identity and throws himself into the unknown. Armed with the deceased's passport and huge trunk containing the dummy Black lands in Poland. However he finds that neither being a ventriloquist nor speaking one word of Polish is the least of his problems. Enter Ludek, a manic depressive midget who offers a possible route to salvation. AWARDS:

Abigail spends her days by the lake, reading and thinking. One day, a mysterious man sits next to her. Where is he from? Who is he? Is he connected with her past? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wL5eHJbv8rY AWARDS:

A small young woman brutally batters a series of hulking men – who seem to put up no defence against her attacks. Why? Men Only unravels this mystery. Telling its story in reverse, it leads from confusing enigma to satisfying twists and revelations; its start feels darkly ironic, but its mystery uncovered will later shift the mood to tragedy. AWARDS:

Verdun, 1917. In the night between the bombings, four Poilus heard a character fall from the Moon; an encounter of their reality with the historical fiction: Cyrano de Bergerac. Based on the play by Joseph Suberville, a young gunner poet, written in 1918, and performed at the Théâtre des Armées a century ago. https://vimeo.com/305835415 AWARDS:

A bunch of college kids get together to share an enlightening experience and end up being pursued by a shadowy figure. AWARDS:

A young man in his twenties finds himself trapped in his own psychosis when he patiently waits for his turn in the waiting room of a medical office. AWARDS:

A man gets a mysterious phone call threatening the life of his girlfriend unless he does what he is told. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKDLmQ2RIOw AWARDS:

A young Ballerina visits a fortune teller. What has fate got in store for her? AWARDS:

The film depicts the interrelationship between three generations; Grandson (Aditya), father (Siddharth) and grandfather (Vijayendar ). Today is the birthday of Aditya, Siddharth is preparing to give him a surprise birthday party, his relatives, and Aditya's cousin brothers and sisters are all preparing for that when the doorbell rings at the door. As soon as Aditya enters the house, everyone bows and wishes his birthday. He flourish with happiness and gets excited and hugs his father. When Siddharth sees this precious love of his son, he realizes that one day his own father had also prepared birthday for him and on that day he hurt his heart in his ignorance. Now Vijayendar is no longer alive. Siddharth is standing in front of his picture. Soaked in the spirits. He apologizes to his father for drowning in feelings that he did not call him sorry, thank you and I love you father at the right time and today he is late Original/Alternative Title: इनारा AWARDS:

A homeless harmonica player teams up with a dancing runaway girl with hopes of finding success despite their impossible situation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvg3jFev8Y4 AWARDS:

A documentary that explores a long-practiced erotic fetish from the point of view of a gay millennial who expresses it as performance art.

Everything that is written remains forever and it is powerfull. Over centuries, books have filled millions and millions of shelves and have left their mark on many hearts and minds. There are those who have been afraid of them, for not being able to have control over what it was written in them and wanting to avoid those "ideas that shook the foundations of coexistence." For this reason, many books have been burned, destroyed and persecuted, but thanks to the people who fought for them, they have survived to this day as faithful witnesses of history, so that we do not make the same mistakes as our ancestors. AWARDS:

Oskar Salomonowitz, the 12-year-old son of filmmakers Anja Salomonowitz and Virgil Widrich, had drawn 206 frames of a flip book when he died in an accident. Using the remaining blank sheets, his father continued drawing the film. "Oskar never showed me his drawings in detail because he did not want to showcase an unfinished film. At first, I had no idea whatsoever how the story should continue, and the beginning was very difficult for me. I practiced Oskar's stroke for a long time for fear of doing something wrong, but that's what definitely would have made my style be different from his, because he wasn't afraid at all. Oskar conceived his project as a flip book and not necessarily as a film, but his stack would have been far too thick to flip through evenly. In the end, I would have suggested to him that we photograph his drawings and then turn them into an animated film with sound. I am sure he would have liked this format very much and it being screened in the cinema." (Virgil Widrich) AWARDS:

Sam hates yellow, her full name and a long list of other things, including herself. The morning she decides to die, she finds a yellow carillon by her door and decides to give herself 24 hours. Waiting for a bus that will never pass, under an old bus shelter next to two strangers: the extravagant Mr. Manfredi and quiet Timoteo collector of sounds. Their story is told by Victor, an old writer in love with his fragile wife who wants to turn herself into a yellow fish with blue strips. L'Ansia del Giallo | Shortfilm from Viola Folador on Vimeo. AWARDS:

Wayne hasn't been performing well at his job. At wit's end, Mr. Hinson, his boss, gives Wayne the ultimatum to meet Mr. Osaka on the weekend to seal the deal. If he doesn't, Wayne understands he will be fired. His co-workers, Allison and Steve home-in on his incapabilities and fears, and warns Wayne about the creepy JANITOR. The weekend comes around and in fact, the janitor proves to be just that -- times ten. AWARDS:

Millie, a recovering alcoholic-addict, falls in love and marries Cillian, another alcoholic-addict with bipolar disorder. When Cillian relapses and becomes abusive, Millie has to make a decision: Will she save the man she loves or herself? An intimate memoir, “Shevolution” is a candidly unfiltered look at the journey of a broken woman finding her own strength. AWARDS:

An amateur camera crew follows two police officers in a specialized division called the "Bike Cops" seeking recognition and more importantly, funding for their division.

The world in 2025. Strict restrictions and quarantine measures still apply. The global economy plunged into a deep crisis from which it has not yet recovered. The silent fear of the COVID-19 virus and state control are widespread. A mother and her daughter live in silent fear of a virus and the oppression, the invisible control that is supposed to protect our society. Everyday life has changed. He has become calm, characterized by simple tasks and the urge to survive. In these circumstances, the mother tries to complete a work whose completion becomes the symbol of our time. It is a serious decision that our society has to face: fear or freedom. AWARDS:

On a late summer night, Tony and Laura stroll through the deserted and silent streets of the city. They remember the tender memories that keep them linked, but the time comes to clarify an old question that has been pending for several years that could change their relationship, forever. AWARDS:

As she does every Sunday night, Leo is getting ready to receive her two sisters at dinner. As expected from her, she didn't prepare anything. Except a heavy secret that she's struggling to reveal. AWARDS:

Two identical twin sisters from Iran create mesmerizing paintings that reflect a major conflict in their lives. Physically, they are two people. But psychologically they feel they are one. The single persona cannot exist in the real world, so the sisters invented an imaginary space where they can go to create their paintings. The mythical person who lives in the imaginary world has taken on a life of her own. As she is growing up and changing, she appears to be guiding the future of the twins in real life. AWARDS:

A 26- minute film adaptation of the ancient Greek tragedy, 'Medea'. Medea and Jason, unmarried parents to an infant son, co-exist until Jason betrays Medea, pursuing his ambitious passions with a young Princess. Medea, a sorceress, implodes and tragic events play out, reminding us of the power of faith, the frailty of devotion, and the sanctity of a family bond. 'Love will not be treated so.'

Paola Clemente, a 49-year old laborer from Puglia, died of fatigue on the 13th of July 2015. Her story is told through facts and words of the enquiry to the gangmasters that exploited her and by the voices of women travelling on the bus that takes them to the field-work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HwSSSY61y8