Two artists in Berlin, a Palestinian and an Israeli, reflect on war, peace and exile.

The film follows a middleaged man who builds a mobile religious shrine to make money. As his get-rich-quick scheme becomes unexpectedly successful, he faces a crisis of conscience, leading him into a spiral of remorse and self-examination.

Over the years we have seen the war analysed from many points of view, but we have rarely stopped to think about the weaponry capacity of music.
At the same time that we analyse the conflict through music, we try to give colour to each of the stages of a fratricidal conflict that still has too many open wounds.

After enduring many decades of embarrassment and discomfort, the filmmaker finally admits to the negative impact that possessing the commonest name in the English-speaking world has had on his psyche. Peppered with disparate fragments of autobiography, Being John Smith takes us on an unpredictable journey that reveals just how important a name can be.

Adi, a 16-year-old teenager from a Romanian village, is in the doctor’s office with his parents and the police chief. The wounds on his body show that he has been beaten. In their attempts to discover who is the responsible for this, the policeman learn that the boy was beaten because of his sexual orientation and something else will affect the boy’s life. 

Twelve-year-old Bailey lives with her single father Bug and brother Hunter in a squat house in north Kent. Bug doesn’t have much time for his children and Bailey, who is approaching puberty, seeks attention and adventure on her own.

Delphine, a disillusioned literature teacher, has a well-oiled deal with her pupils: they keep quiet, she gives them A grades. But the scheme backfires when her excellent but fictitious results propel her class to the World Latin Latin championship in Naples. To make things worse, the headmistress’s over-zealous nephew is chosen as a chaperone. To save the Latin option and above all her comfortable position, Delphine sees only one solution: cheating!

Surrounded by vineyards and grain fields, the inhabitants of a village in La Mancha go through their days as normal. Some, the living, struggle against the hardships of life while others, the dead, deal with the pains of death.

A car ride through the beautiful yet isolated landscape of an Icelandic childhood, shaped by a loving family and pristine nature. Carina navigates us through self exploration, across/showing roadblocks of insecurities and fear.

Caught up in each other, Qiaoqiao and Bin enjoyed all that the city had to offer, singing and dancing. Until one day, Bin finds himself wanting to try his luck in a bigger place than Datong. He left without any notice. Some time later, Qiaoqiao decides to go on a journey to look for him.
Spanning 21 years of a country going through profound transformation, the film gives a new perspective to look into the contemporary China as well as the individual experiences under the turbulent emotional and social changes.

Can high school friendships last a lifetime? One thing’s for sure: before long, Aurore, Nours, Jeanne, Diane and the others will say goodbye to their boarding rooms, swimming in the Drôme and parties in the mountains. Louison will cut his dreads and the little family will break up. For some of them, it’s not the first time, and it hurts even more…

With the festive season long gone, the film documents Christmas trees abandoned on the streets of Berlin, left to party alone.

Auksė and her father Saulius arrive at her late grandfather’s house, where Auksė learns that Saulius intends to sell the property. Saulius considers things left at home as junk that needs to be thrown away, while Auksė sees them as memories that shape her entirely different view of the past. Guided by her new-found perspective, Auksė tries to convince her father to reconsider the sale. But the cold relationship between them and the ongoing silent mourning lead to a confrontation where neither side is completely right.

Eva, an idealistic prison officer, is faced with the dilemma of her life when a young man from her past gets transferred to the prison where she works. Without revealing her secret, Eva asks to be moved to the young man’s ward – the toughest and most violent in the prison. Here begins an unsettling psychological thriller, where Eva’s sense of justice puts both her morality and future at stake.

For years this film was an invisible milestone, a cult film that could only be heard about, because there were no copies in video stores, nor was it shown in film libraries. John Flynn was a reviled director who put himself at the service of Sylvester Stallone and Steven Seagal in the nineties, since the industry had forgotten and denigrated his priceless work in brutal films like The Outfit (1973) or Rolling Thunder itself, a revenge film written by Paul Schrader that now, thanks to Quentin Tarantino, finally holds the privileged place in the history of cinema that it deserves.

A group of people with epilepsy are subjected to a series of tests, under surveillance and sleep deprivation, with the aim of causing them to have a seizure. Where do we go when consciousness is switched off for a few moments?

Antonio wanders the streets of Buenos Aires in search of money and sex. The magnetism he exerts on the people who cross his path allows him to steal and cheat them. Only his mother, with whom he has a conflictual relationship, will get over his feeling of impunity and will push him to leave, to embark on his escape to the south.

1901, the adventurer and Lumière brothers’ operator Gabriel Veyre lands in the Country of Nour with a three-month contract to introduce the Venerable Sultan to the mysteries of the cinematograph. A phantasmagorical, humorous and terrifying but properly scientific reverie on the pioneers of cinema.

This documentary aims to show how punk music and its environment, despite being associated to the vindication of rights, has shown in its history different attacks on LGTBIQ+ people and collectives. Developed as a result of the production of the album of the same name in 2020, in which well-known songs from the punk scene are adapted with lyrics that clearly allude to the LGTBIQ+ struggle, and which also incorporate the vindication of the Asturian language.

A man wants to complete a virtual reality survival game, which begins to challenge him
with the family responsibilities he avoids in real life, forcing him to confront them before
the countdown reaches zero.

Spring arrives, and with it Ernest’s longing for the winds of his homeland, Charabia, which herald the change of season. On the other hand, the little mice prepare cakes and pretty flower decorations to celebrate the arrival of spring.
New and colourful adventures of the duet formed by clever little mouse Célestine and good-natured and big bear Ernest.

People disappear, like the buildings they once inhabited, the places where they worked and were happy. Those faces and those lives were once part of the written memory, a memory that will disappear because nothing is forever. Easy come, easy goes. A non-fiction short film about the fragility of memory and the places humans create to safeguard it.

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In October 2021, Jean-Luc Godard presented his idea for Scénario, a six-chapter feature film combining still and moving images, halfway between reading and seeing.

Despite his ailing health, Cass leaves the big smoke of Sydney, hitting the road for his long-forsaken childhood home. With an unprecedented worker shortage in the area, an old mate reaches out to Cass, looking for help to tap into natural springwater on his farm. The deeper Cass digs into the soil he was born upon, the deeper his connection to his past becomes. From farms to pubs to recycling centres to cleaners to factories, the story highlights the importance of the workers that keep the national economy moving.

The white tranquility of mountains is disturbed by colorful winter sports enthusiasts who enjoy downhill skiing. The short film is an audiovisual experience, an abstract dance of freedom that reflects the joy and fragility of being.

Haunted by a personal tragedy, home care worker, Shoo, is sent to a remote village to care for an agoraphobic woman who fears the neighbours as much as she fears the Na Sídhe – sinister entities who she believes abducted her decades before. As the two develop a strangely deep connection, Shoo is consumed by the old woman’s paranoia, rituals, and superstitions, eventually confronting the horrors from her own past.

A number of teenage musicians, or aspiring musicians, decide to break away from the pre-established model and start forming new bands. The phenomenon quickly evolved from a musical scene to a whole cultural movement.

“Goodbye To God” follows an Astronaut through the universe, grappling with loss and existential dilemmas. Amidst the beauty of the stars, he questions reality and searches for meaning. Through live action, animation, and music, the film delves into themes of death, identity, and the search for truth.

Over seven hallucinatory days, a village with no name, in an undefined time and place, disappears. In Tsangari’s tragicomic take on a Western, townsman-turned-farmer Walter Thirsk and befuddled lord of the manor Charles Kent are childhood friends about to face an invasion from the outside world: the trauma of modernity.

Billie, a seven-year-old child, is driving a wounded man home in the middle of the night. By the morning he’s unable to move, and she’s sure something is stuck inside him that needs to come out. 

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Since her father was forced to return to Russia due to the sanctions imposed on his country, Iulia has been living alone in Monaco. Isolated, she has dropped out of school and is gradually sinking into a suffocating loneliness, feeling increasingly vulnerable and threatened.

Under the shadow of the US invasion, an extended Afghan refugee family begins their new lives in Iran unaware of the ultimate price expected of them as outliers in this (un)welcoming environment: Mohammad, a young teenager and promising student; Leila, a woman isolated by geography, and Qasem who bears the weight of his family’s sacrifice.

Jaap Peter, a lively 16-year-old boy, eagerly prepares for his older sister’s wedding at their beloved grandfather’s country house. As the whole family rallies together to create the perfect celebration, Jaap Peter falls in love for the first time. But when the girl of his dreams is smitten with his younger sister Joe instead, Jaap Peter is disheartened and loses interest in the wedding. Until he realises that his presence and the unbreakable bond of his family are vital in making the party a success.

Opal Coast, Northern France. In a quiet and picturesque fishing village, something finally happens: a special baby is born. A child so unique and peculiar that it unleashes a secret war between extraterrestrial forces of good and evil.

Franco’s concentration camps started to operate since the military uprising against the Republic in 1936 until 1947, throughout the entire State. In Asturias, it is estimated that there were 15, the most notable being Arnao, unique in hosting women and children exclusively in its second operational stage.

María Margarita is the youngest of four siblings in a family living in a mining town in the Atacama Desert (Chile). The most special time of the week is Sunday, when they all go to the cinema to enjoy the stories that take them to other worlds. The girl’s parents soon realise that the little girl has a very special gift, an almost uncanny ability to tell films. The girl’s extraordinary talent will spread throughout the village, changing the fortunes of her family as the country is transformed forever.

After 99 years cultivating the same land, a family of natural cider producers is preparing for their 100th harvest, a milestone that unites their entire community. The Big Apple invites us to follow the cider’s journey, from its origins in a small apple orchard to its arrival on the streets of New York. In the midst of the conflicts to expand their cider to the global market, a narrative rich in motivations, memories and the difficulties that have marked this family over generations is unveiled.

In Mumbai, Nurse Prabha’s routine is troubled when she receives an unexpected gift from her estranged husband. Her younger roommate, Anu, tries in vain to find a spot in the city to be intimate with her boyfriend. A trip to a beach town allows them to find a space for their desires to manifest.

An exploration of the role of muses in the History of Western Art, highlighting their close connection with the work of the so-called great geniuses as co-creators. Great artists of the past are portrayed in a contemporary context, in order to question their prejudices and point out the abuse of power they exercised over their muses. This modern version of the classic artists illuminates the persistence of these problems today, inviting a re-examination of the power dynamics within the art world.

Luna is a 6-year-old girl who doesn’t want her mother to leave her with the babysitter every time she has to go to work. Her mother, Sara, is a flight attendant and has invented a game for her daughter to stop suffering from her absences: bringing her stones from every place in the world where she travels. Each stone will be a new story to tell. Luna’s imagination overflows every time her mother leaves for faraway countries, immersing herself in imaginary worlds unknown to her.

Set over a sweltering A-Level results day in London, Last Swim follows Ziba, a promising British-Iranian teen, as she leads her friends on an eventful journey across the city, culminating in a once in a lifetime astronomical event. Despite the celebratory atmosphere, Ziba struggles to retain her characteristic optimism as she finds herself battling the intrusive fears and secrets she’s been hiding from her friends. As day turns to night, Ziba has no choice but to confront the irreversible event she has planned for the end of this last day of untainted adolescence.

After her parents’ divorce, Berta travels with her baby sister and mother to her grandmother´s country house for the summer. After lunch, while the adults are napping, her cousin Jorge offers to teach Berta how to ride a bike. Berta is very happy to spend time with him, but doesn´t realize he has other intentions.

A young woman struggles to care for her critically ill mother. In her efforts to uplift her mom’s self-esteem, she confronts her own hidden motivations, realizing that fear of loss isn’t her only driving force.

After years abroad, Ena returns to Venezuela with a fragmented sense of self. At home, she finds her grandmother losing her grasp of reality. Meanwhile, her father spends his days looking for rare books in an attempt to safeguard the country’s literary past. When Ena discovers a mysterious postcard inside a book, she embarks on a search across Caracas to uncover a forgotten writer. Her search gradually interweaves with her grandmother’s memory loss and her father’s quixotic dreams.

Winter 1862. In the midst of the Civil War, the US Army sends a company of volunteer soldiers to the western territories, with the task of patrolling the unchartered borderlands. As their mission ultimately changes course, the meaning behind their engagement begins to elude them.

«I have searched for the memory of my relatives in the places where they were after being repressed by Francoism. I found myself at the borders, in the camps and in the prisons with their history [and mine] suspended between the cracks, like old paintings that emerge after burning a church. Inside the archive, the familiar and the public, the images are revisited and the documents are read. All this has built an intergenerational bridge that links me to my grandmother and her mother».

On a warm summer day in Wedding, Berlin, four Arab neighbors meet together in one’s apartment; a habitat they create while procrastinating recording their music.

Jérémie returns to his hometown for the funeral of his former boss, the village baker. He decides to stay for a few days with Martine, the man’s widow. A mysterious disappearance, a threatening neighbor and a priest with strange intentions make Jérémie’s short stay in the village take an unexpected turn…

In China, a new industry has emerged devoted to helping couples stay married in the face of infidelity. Wang Zhenxi is part of this growing profession, a “mistress dispeller” who is hired to maintain the bonds of marriage — and break up affairs — by any means necessary. Offering strikingly intimate access to private dramas usually hidden behind closed doors, Mistress Dispeller follows a real, unfolding case of infidelity as Teacher Wang attempts to bring a couple back from the edge of crisis.

Rogelio is 8, his parents are never around and he gets his best birthday gifts from his dentist. This summer he’s sent away to his nanny’s hometown, nestled in the jungle of Yucatán. Rogelio spends the excruciatingly hot days obsessing over “The Book of Spirits” which awakens in him visions and dreams of ghosts, but above all, of an old man who leaves a trace of death when passing by. His new Mayan friends say this man is not a dream, he is real and lives in the outskirts of town, he is known as the “Xibalba Monster”. Why these dreams? Rogelio starts to spy on the monster and lives an adventure that will forever change his views on life and death.

The settlement of Montiana was created to provide accommodation for the workers of the large local steel company. It took ten years for 200 homes to be occupied by humble families from different places of origin, neighbours who gradually built up a community identity and organised themselves to cover the initial shortcomings with which the neighbourhood started out.

After two decades in a Belarusian Orthodox monastery, Vera reflects on her unexpected path to nunhood, rooted in a history of addiction. Facing her lingering guilt, she finds herself at a crossroads between her monastic sanctuary and an uncertain future. With a poignant gaze, Vera’s quiet journey of self-examination offers an intimate glimpse into the complexities of faith, recovery, and personal transformation within cloistered walls.

Iris, a mysterious traveller, wanders around the outskirts of Seoul. There she convinces a number of people to teach them French
in a method that is as unorthodox as it is seductive, despite her lack of experience. Between walks in the park and bottles of makgeolli rice wine, Iris suddenly seems like one of the family. Wearing a straw hat, a flowery dress and a green jacket, her uninhibited personality creates an atmosphere of trust, fun and learning around her, which leads to hilarious moments as a result of her self-confidence and the occasional misunderstanding.

Mienten, mienten tus ojitos / miran, miran tan bonitos / y mi corazón se hace pedaci­tos.
“Ojitos mentirosos”, Tropicalísimo Apache

Trompe l’oeil is a genre of painting that relies on ‘deceiving the eye’ of the beholder. Here is a sample of trompe l’oeil paintings from Madrid: those that invent non-existent windows and skies on city walls, and those made by the film camera.

Paul & Paulette’s chance encounter on a Parisian boulevard sparks an unusual friendship that grows around a dark game; reenacting scenes of notorious crimes from bygone eras at the sites they occurred. For Paul, the game is a way of getting closer to Paulette. For Paulette, it’s a way of escaping a painful break-up with her girlfriend, and of processing her own inherited trauma. As their morbid road trip approaches the more recent past it becomes more uncomfortable, blurring the lines between reality and fantasy, but finding a surprising joy in the darker corners of humanity.

The concept of counterculture currently has an empty and unclear meaning, as it has been distorted over the years, but if we go back to its origins, we begin to understand how it all came about. The students of Audiovisual Communication of the IES Doña Jimena of the academic year 2023/2024, raise their voices, and decide to carry out a research project, whose original source is the counterculture of the 60’s in the USA. This journey will not only lead them to learn about the history of this legacy, but will also help them to learn more about themselves. What they will discover will change their lives forever.

Chea Samy, a celebrated dancer at the Cambodian Royal Palace, raises a boy as her own at her home on the palace grounds. Years later, as a forced labourer under the Khmer Rouge, she realises her foster son is Pol Pot. The film tells the almost unknown story of the history and reign of Pol Pot and its connection to classical Cambodian dance.

Forty years after ETA kidnapped her family and the state tortured her father to death, Tamara Muruetagoiena embarks on a tireless search for truth and justice. Tamara, face to face, tells the story of her family tragedy: the revolutionary tax, the 17-day kidnapping by an ETA commando, the subsequent family breakdown, the persecution by the state machinery, the political pressure, the trial, the arrest of her father and mother, the torture, the murder… But also the path towards truth, recognition and the use of dialogue as the main tool for conflict resolution.

Everyday digital devices are no longer just tools; they have become gateways to a new multi-layered reality, an exponentially growing augmented universe that we experience largely without a physical connection. As human beings made of flesh, we now spend most of our time in a digital landscape, seeking happiness, wealth, relationships, knowledge, and experiences. What is today’s reality made of?
R​eal is a kaleidoscopic, immersive audiovisual journey exploring how it feels to be human in the digital age.

The film investigates the potential of the cinematogram to put on screen the (re)construction of a collection of propaganda films of the Asturian Republican government in 1937, which, although they never existed -or did not reach our days-, could have been shot, as different evidences and news of the time show. The film proposes the archaeology of a possibility, at the same time as, on the screen, this possibility, this potential, is transformed, now yes, into cinema.

Johann Lurf teams up with artist and architect Christina Jauernik in this magnetic and circular short film, where landscape, nature and light establish a symbiotic dialogue through two synchronised cameras, two projectors and a cyclothereoscope, technological devices that invade the natural space and create a new representation of reality.

In the 1970s, groups of young Europeans entered the Sahara desert with the intention of crossing it and having an ‘adventure’. Unprepared, reckless and ignorant of the terrain they were crossing, they faced extreme situations with unexpected consequences. From these young men’s passion for adventure, the world’s most famous rally was born. Sahara. Fin de viaje tells the story of one of those adventures.

In Borneo, on the edge of the tropical forest, Kéria is given a baby orangutan rescued from the oil palm plantation where her father works. With her cousin Selaï and the little ape, Kéria will battle against the destruction of the forest in an adventure that will also enable her to connect with her own origins.
A moving environmental fable starring truly courageous characters.

Scénarios, which was literally completed by Jean-Luc Godard the day before his self-death, is twofold: DNA, fundamental elements, and MRI, Odyssey. Between these two polarities, which evoke genesis and decline in a strictly materialistic way, a person’s story unfolds, made up of a jumble of notes and images, condensed into 18 minutes. It is a singular yet shared narrative of a life haunted by death, as this film is also a farewell. The second segment ends on a self-portrait of JLG sitting on his bed – his last images.

A pedantic animator lives a routine life, only moving between home and work. Slowly sinking into apathy, she began separating herself from the outside world. Her life turns upside down when she discovers a picture of sheep, that in a series of absurd events, eventually draws her out of stagnation. It’s a symbolic story about facing your fears and getting out of comfort zone, loosely inspired by Haruki Murakami’s book Wild Sheep Chase.

Although Alex and Juli are twins, they couldn’t be more different. While Alex failed his A-levels, Juli not only passed with flying colors, but also has clear plans for the future. But for now, they have a cool summer in the skate park ahead of them. Together with daredevil Ewa and skate newbie Nia, they form the skate crew “GetUp” to participate in a skateboarding contest. In the preliminary selection, they demonstrate what they are capable of. However, unexpected problems arise which will put the special bond between the twins to the test.

A fallen flower
Returning to the branch?
It was a butterfly.
(Moritake)

The year is 1994. An 18-year-old boy appears on TV news programmes. He reports that his father has been imprisoned for a murder he did not commit. The nightmare began in Ibi (Alicante), when the body of an old woman, his neighbour, was found. Vicente’s father is sentenced to almost thirty years in prison. When he is released from prison, Vicente recovers videotapes he began filming when his father was sentenced and gains access to the case file: he has decided to re-appropriate the story and give his father the chance to have his voice finally heard.

Afternoons of Solitude is a documentary about bullfighting based on the portrait of the bullfighter Andrés Roca Rey and his cuadrilla.

In the Central Asian steppe, Kyrgyz shepherds live in conflict with a ghost. In winter, at -20 degrees below zero, the last hut in the valley awaits the arrival of an actor at the height of his career. There, the isolation will witness the deconstruction of success and the disappearance of fame. A wild and silent rupture between the beasts.

A trans woman occupies the space she has earned. She is an actress, prestigious, married, makes money, and embarks on adopting a child. Professional and personal success, the dream seems complete, the family utopia. The protagonist glides through this thesis, constructing a new trans narrative that includes the right to enjoyment, ambition, glamour, contradiction. What is the cost of mantaining this new and unexpected reality?

In Russia, at the time of the cruel and illegal mass deportation campaign of Georgians. A young Georgian woman, Medea, who recently sold her house in Georgia, goes to view an apartment in St. Petersburg’s historic center. It is on sale for a very low price, but it comes together with its owner, an old man named Vadim Vadimich. Medea is pleased with everything, even the prospect of having an old man as a flatmate doesn’t scare her. She is ready to move in immediately and start a new life but should have a month-long probation period.

In his tower-block apartment in New Lodge, Joe reenacts memories from his childhood amidst the Troubles. In this Catholic area of Belfast, the number of deaths was tragically significant. Joe is joined by neighbours Jolene, Sean, Angie, and others, all willingly participating in this process of revisiting the collective memories that shaped their lives and the district they live in.

Sam, a fearless young girl raised outside of her Māori culture, is determined to fulfil her mission of connecting with her mountain in the hope they can heal her from the cancer she battles. Along the way she meets some misfits and new kids in town – Mallory, hoping to find friends, any kind of friends – and Bronco who claims to be a runaway from his dad who is too busy to notice him. As they make their way through the difficult “off the beaten track” route, they learn the true spirit of adventure and the magic of friendship.

After a terrifying storm destroys their home, a speedy sloth named Laura and her kooky family move to the big city in their rusted old food truck, hoping to make their business a success. The family’s delicious food catches the eye of a quick witted cheetah named Dotti who will stop at nothing to revive her failing fast food business, Zoom Fuel.

Angie and Pat are a couple living in Hong Kong who have been together for over four decades. After Pat’s unexpected death, Angie finds herself at the mercy of her extended family as she struggles to retain both her dignity and the home that they shared for over thirty years.

Terrestrial life reached a very far away planet after a long odyssey through space, via microorganisms in meteorites that can survive the journey. On the planet Somnum, night is eternal. Humans carry with them their dream of reproducing their past life, but their luggage also includes ancestral fears and absurd rules. The sky is falling in.

Joan is no longer in love with Victor and suffers from feeling dishonest with him. Alice, her best friend, reassures her that she herself feels no passion for Eric, yet their relationship is going swimmingly! She is unaware that he is having an affair with Rebecca, their mutual friend… When Joan finally decides to leave Victor and he disappears, the lives and histories of the three friends are turned upside down.

tú me abrasas is an adaptation of “Sea Foam”, a chapter of Cesare Pavese’s 1947 book Dialoghi con Leucò. By the sea, the ancient Greek poet Sappho and the nymph Britomart are talking of love and death. Sappho is supposed to have thrown herself into the ocean from heartbreak. Britomart, to have accidentally fallen into the water from a cliff, while running from a man. Together they discuss the stories and images created around them, hoping to grasp, at least for a moment, the bittersweet nature of desire.
tú me abrasas introduces a collage of readings and translations, expanding beyond the myths of Sappho and Pavese.

When Ingrid pulls the trigger, her victims don’t know who shot them. Her ability to infiltrate and disappear without a trace makes her a ruthless contract killer. But that power comes from another world, a place inhabited by monstrous creatures from which Ingrid emerges less and less human each time.

Time seems to have stopped in three different places: a forest, a quarry and a mine shaft. Stories bloom from every tree, each wall, from every single breach: ghostly and everyday stories.

Claudia works. Maider reads. Claudia cooks and Maider keeps reading. Who takes care of those who make movies.

1944. In Vermiglio, a high mountain village of the Italian Alps where war looms as a distant but constant threat. The arrival of Pietro, a refugee soldier, disrupts the dynamics of the local teacher’s family, changing them forever. During the four seasons marking the end of World War II, Pietro and Lucia, the eldest daughter of the teacher, instantly drawn to each other, led to marriage and an unexpected fate. As the world emerges from its tragedy, the family will face its own.

The short aims to bring the impact of the public, outside gaze onto gay bodies to light in a soft and playful way. The title references a quote by Ben Carpenter, whose voice you can hear in the piece, who once expressed that, within the confinement of his home, he in fact does not vogue down staircases.

Two friends trudge through a Michigan forest with the intention of following through on a disturbing pact. After they fail, one of them must return home to deal with the legal and emotional repercussions.

A cruise ship, the Neoromantica, crosses the Mediterranean. Among the pensioners in search of ‘Marriage Margaritas’, Mary, a teenager, wanders through the casino and hits the jackpot in love. Under the capricious moon of the Aegean Sea, Greek myths meet the Arabian Nights.

When the light breaks on a long summer’s day in Iceland.
From one sunset to another, Una, a young art student encounters love, friendship, sorrow and beauty.

A woman goes on nightly trips, in search and awaiting someone who’s impossible to find. Someone who has departed. She tries to comprehend what death means and has an unusual encounter.
This film delicately explores cultural differences and the universality of the unspeakable grief, from Taiwan to Sweden.

A bourgeois woman enters a church seeking forgiveness from the local Virgin for a little accident she has had with one of her best friends. But the Virgin, with her professed power to see both past and future, has something in mind for her.