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Music Video
A Little More Action
dir by Alexis Beaumont 1’ France
Morning star is a story that deals with the union of two uncompromising beings and their path to integration and union, the rebellion of a man who denied his divine destiny, Lucifer is reborn as a bearer of light and hope, charged with bringing peace and helping humanity in its difficult times. The journey and evolution of the female figure from witch, fighter to the mother figure of a divine entity, as well as the involvement of the Three Fates that shape the destiny of gods and mortals, ensuring that the intricate tapestry of existence unfolds according to their divine will, holding the balance of life and death in their ethereal hands.
Edge to Stillness
dir by Lily Rinae 3’ Japan
Jun Miyake’s acclaimed composition—featured in Wim Wenders’ Pina—resonates with the quiet landscapes of Niseko. The film is set in a single-storey house designed by the avant-garde architecture collective SAAD, its curved form echoing the flow of a nearby stream and the rhythms of snow, wind, and light. A dancer embodies these soft, organic lines, using movement to reveal the dialogue between architecture and the natural materials that root the home in its surroundings. The camera glides along the building’s curves, tracing the dancer’s breath and gesture as music, body, and place gradually merge. The result is a spatial poem capturing the moment when architecture, nature, and human presence harmonise in the stillness of Niseko.
The Mammal
dir by Louison Chambon 3’ Belgium
A music video for the band Amande (Amandine Chevigny & Robin Rees). "I am the mammal woman. I am the being of flesh. I am the being of blood. I am the young mother Newly baptized by the cries of child. At the end of my nightly howls the stars lined my eyelids while from the cave beneath my moon light bursted"
No Disco
dir by Angèle Chiodo 4’ France
Animals drink and dance to the rhythm of the beat. The party is scorching. The air is heavy. The club is humid. The atmosphere is clammy. The walls are oozing. The space fills with liquid. The wildlife is submerged.
The garden with roses
dir. by Elpiniki Voutsa Rentzepopoulou 7’ Greece
A lullaby for the children who are no longer alive is the musical path the heroine of the film follows. The woman fills the container with water from a forgotten fountain. She carries it tenderly, as if it were her own child. Her body confronts the grandeur of birth and death, within the crevice of rocks that resemble a vulva. Through a journey from light to shadow and back to light, she reaches her original goal. At the edge of the rocks, she empties the water into the sea, returning her child to the womb of the earth.
Little Moments
dir. by Max Vannienschoot 3' Canada
Set in a dreamlike Montreal, two newspaper pages search for one another, fall in love, and then drift apart. In parallel, a solitary presence lingers in an apartment. Little Moments is a visual meditation on connections and the memory of lost moments.
Le Goût du Ciel
dir by Pierre-Julien Fieux 3’ France
In the stillness of a rainy night, a curious firefly appears in the countryside. It invites us to join a mysterious figure in the clouds and embark on an imaginary celestial journey.
Nolabanda – lucky boy
dir by Timna Tomisa 4’ Austria
Lucky Boy is a surreal, wide‑lens fever dream seen through the eyes of a woman trapped in orbit around a charming man‑child — the self‑crowned king of his crayon‑colored world. As she shifts from waitress to prize‑giver to desperate teacher, every role becomes an act of giving and nurturing, while he shrugs it off with careless defiance, refusing to hear her. It all builds to an absurd, dramatic crescendo — where devotion curdles, rage erupts, and she may or may not realizes the bitter truth: the clown in this story is her.
Norm
dir by Max Hattler 17’ Germany
In this film, various lens and monitor test charts were animated across seven chapters to create visual hallucinations and graphical sound. All sound is generated by directly reading the film's image as an optical soundtrack.
The Last One
dir by Mariliza Antoniadou 16’ Greece
In the rural mountains of Greece a hermit living in an abandoned monastery awakens from his lethargy only to fulfill his dark purpose once more. On his doomed path, he collects three sacrifices to set himself free just for a brief moment.