A love story in an endless loop, recapitulating itself along the same carousel. Love is just a projection.

Elise lives in a retirement home and finds that she has less and less control over her life. Alzheimer's complicates her relationship to reality, where fragments from her past are etched into her present. Valentine Moser captures that which remains, after everything else fades, through fine line drawings and graphite shadows.

Aletsch, the longest and largest glacier of the Alps, is melting. Still images are propelled into motion as ice morphs into water, revealing the intensity and acceleration of the climate crisis. A sensory and visually compelling eulogy from the bowels of this glacial monument, whose future is tethered to ours.

A film about getting dressed, undressed and challenging an inferiority complex. Through photography and film, a woman finds a vantage point through which she can see her own beauty. Sensual and psychedelic, Élodie Dermange illustrates one woman's journey of self-actualisation.

A girl receives a magic ball from outer space. She plays, the ball ricochets around the four walls of the frame. The ball morphs into a balloon and carries her into outer space. A distinctly modernist piece.

Winter is coming! To celebrate the end of autumn, forest animals have decided to take part in a big race. Warm autumn hues are an ode to nature, a hymn to animals and the encroaching white mist.

A transwoman sits alone at a bar and imagines blossoming as a woman under the eyes (and hands) of the barman. Bodies transform and evolve, like the chameleons that surround them. While identity is internal, affirmation is often external.

This film signals the absurdity of seeking order in a world characterised by chaos. The whimsical animation is supported by an unconventional score, while the spatial design is akin to M. C. Escher’s impossible objects.

When the cookie crumbles, it will be captured in stop motion!

An intelligent use of Etch a Sketch to map out the battle of the sexes on a road trip. The windscreen is our portal to their objective and subjective realities, as the couple's imagination and fantasies come to dominate the frame.