
One Night
dir. by Maggie Sophie Brown, Tyler Morris Brown I 14’ I United States
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At its heart, One Night is about two young people stumbling into unfamiliar emotional territory, neither entirely sure what to do with the intensity of what they’re feeling. It’s about presence in an age of distraction and the blurry emotional spaces we unintentionally enter. Funny, flirty, and quietly devastating, One Night is for anyone who has ever mistaken an intimate moment for something more.

​Respite
dir. by Martin Geisler I 21’ I France
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Annabelle, in her early fifties, has become invisible to her family. She lives her life on automatic pilot. Ahmad, a young Syrian, a dog and a mountain ride are about to reshuffle the cards of her existence.

Ne Me Quitte Pas
dir by Karim Huu Do I 18’ I Spain
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1962. Matthias, a former soldier stationed in the Belgian Congo, goes into exile on an island in the Mediterranean Sea with his beloved Awa, a young Congolese woman he met during his deployment in Africa. Awa dreams of a better life, a life free from persecution. Matthias hopes to escape his past and, maybe, build a future.

Stiina
dir. by Elisabeth Kužovnik I 15' I Estonia
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​STIINA (28) is a single mother raising her daughter EMMA (9) by herself. While Stiina is working, Emma is often left home alone. What Stiina doesn't know is that Emma has an imaginary friend who keeps her company and comforts her when bad things happen. What neither of them know, is that Emma's friend is actually more connected to them than they realise.

