14th CIDSFF 2026 : Indian Short Fiction

14th Chennai International Documentary and Short Film Festival 2026

21-28 February; multiple venues, Chennai 

Organised by MARUPAKKAM 30

Category – Indian Short Fiction

Dongar/Pani (Land/Water)
Dir: Sanjivani Kamble; 24:53 min; Short fiction; India

When Savi decides to leave behind the chaos of Bombay for a new job in Alibaug, her roommate Anu is left navigating the quiet storm of unspoken emotions. What begins as a simple farewell unfolds into a tender, introspective journey about love, and a friendship at the brink of change. It is a bittersweet coming-of-age story that explores the quiet ache of growing up, the choices we must make, and the bonds that shape us, even when they slip through our fingers.

Tea Kottu' 83
Dir: Sai Harini Vasanth; 19:33 min; Short fiction; India

Set in a 1983 village near Hyderabad, Tea Kottu’83 follows 12-year-old paperboy Nani and Raghavayya, the kind tea stall owner who raised him. As India reaches the World Cup finals, Nani embarks on a quiet mission to help Raghavayya, who’s only known cricket through radio, watch the historic match on TV. A warm tale of cricket, companionship, and unspoken love.

K_Influencer
Dir: siranjeevi sankaran; 13:45 min; Short fiction; India

In a metropolitan city, a mother pins her hopes on her daughter’s YouTube cooking channel, dreaming of a better life. But for young Keerthi, weekends lost to filming mean missing out on childhood. An unexpected accident forces them to confront their choices and rediscover what truly matters.

Knot
Dir: Abhay Parveen Gupta; 14:30 min; Short fiction; India

Manish, a 6-year-old boy struggles to adapt to his mother’s absence from his life. His mother has been dead for weeks and the family can’t gather the courage to explain the real meaning of death to the little kid. Manish, however, is a strong-willed boy who believes his mother will return if he sets out to correct all the past mischiefs he has committed. He can’t open up to his father Siddharth, who is unaware of Manish’s endeavours and is grieving over the demise of his wife. Manish pins all his hopes on a secret magic trick – that he has learnt from his friend. With both father and son struggling with their respective loss, the only way the family can come together again is if the magic trick works. But, will it?

Every Bullet's Account
Dir: Ravish Pathan; 14:00 min; Short fiction; India

In a rain-soaked night, a weary detective and a sharp forensic doctor unravel a triple high-profile murder, all killed in the same instant. But as bullet holes reveal a rare weapon, suspicion turns inward. Loyalties blur, truth bleeds into silence, and every bullet demands its reckoning in a system built to forget.

Two Sinners
Dir: Samir Zaidi; 11:52 min; Short fiction; India

When Azhar's brother forces him to confront the man responsible for their sister's assault, he is thrust into an agonising choice. Does he follow his deep-rooted disdain for violence, or give in to the overwhelming desire for vengeance? Torn between morality and justice, Azhar’s next move will change everything.

Ripples
Dir: SHREEHARSH KHANDEKAR; 9:08 min; Short fiction; India

In an attempt to escape from a situation he fears, an eight year old school going boy embarks on a journey of exploration, coming across various instances all over the town.

Lunch Box
Dir: Kavin B; 23:43 min; Short fiction; India

During a medical camp at a school, nurse Mercy is drawn into helping a student in a critical situation for the sake of her friend — a choice that changes her life.

AKAM
Dir: Hari Krishnan M; 15:25 min; Short fiction; India

This film tells the story of a boy and his stepmother facing the journey of life after the death of his father,while struggling to get along with each other.

Occha
Dir: Sreelakshmi M; 24:55 min; Short fiction; India
Occha, meaning “Sound” in Malayalam, is a personal exploration of how different sounds, both internal and external, affects one’s mental health and well-being. 

Kasra(The Lasso)
Dir: Bharat Mohan Sunita; 19:00 min; Short fiction; India

Two brothers wish to leave their village and find a better life in the city but, to their dismay one of them has to stay back and take care of their house, their old mother and their recently wounded bull.

A Good Son
Dir: Manish Jha; 14:23 min; Short fiction; India

In a small town in India, a lonely son creates a near-perfect world powered by his deep love for his mother. His "perfect" world collapses when a pigeon flies into their lives...

LinColn
Dir: JEEVAN MANI; 29:30 min; Short fiction; India

Wishful water
Dir: Sinoop raj, Subhash K; 8:52 min; Short fiction; India

Wish Full Water is a short film that shows that our earth is being polluted. When two children return from tuition, they see a fish in a pond where water is draining near a field where a ball game is being played. When they take the fish home to save it, their mother does not allow it, so when they go to the ponds, wells, and canals in the area, they see that everything is polluted. 

Zero Bulb
Dir: Soham Prasad Bhende; 17:42 min; Short fiction; India

Zero Bulb unfolds on a Kojagiri night in a small Goan village, where Sudha, an elderly widow, and Tarka, her reserved daughter-in-law, find themselves sharing space and conversation for the first time in years. Surrounded by flickering household bulbs and the sounds of village Kojagiri festivities, the two women reflect on their lives. 

Rumi
Dir: AAKASH JAGAD; 19:32 min; Short fiction; India

A man in his mid-20s who had lost his younger brother to suicide befriends a 10-year-old orphan boy with a tragic past, hoping to help the boy and himself.

DVAND
Dir: SANDEEP SINGH; 19:30 min; Short fiction; India

Radhika a 28-year-old woman, grapples with guilt after committing female foeticide, battling suicidal thoughts amidst familial pressure. As she confronts her internalized misogyny, Radhika finds the courage to break free from her toxic family, embarking on a journey of self-discovery and empowerment.

Almari ka Achaar (Cupboard Pickle)
Dir: Raakesh Rawat; 19:40 min; Short fiction; India

Almaari Ka Achaar is a poignant exploration of love, resilience, and the quiet courage to defy societal norms. Prakash, a gentle soul, and Mohan, a free spirit, are middle-aged Rajasthani migrants who share a deep bond built on warmth, humor, and unwavering understanding. 

Tick Tick
Dir: Shridhar Sudhir; 23:00 min; Short fiction; India

Koli
Dir: Jyotirmoy Mazumdar; 14:20 min; Short fiction; India

Koli is a film that explores the consequences of deception and the importance of honesty within a family. Niyor, a fifth grade student, weaves a web of lies to hide his disappointing grades from his family. This web of lies and deceit grows to cause emotional distress for his younger brother. 

Bagoon
Dir: Aman Thangellapally; 10:50 min; Short fiction; India

A young office worker spots a strange, floating creature on the terrace—visible only to him. His friend dismisses it, unable to see anything. The entity follows the office worker relentlessly through the city, unnoticed by others. At the beach, they test its reactions, but it vanishes after a collision with a stranger. Moments later, the stranger sees it and panics, confirming the office worker’s fear: the creature is real, and now someone else can see it too.

GULAAM (SLAVE)
Dir: Saurabh Nandakishor Kolekar; 13:03 min; Short fiction; India

A few days after a heart-wrenching caste crime, an upper caste man and a grieving tribal fight over a cigarette at a secluded shop in a desolate mountain pass of rural India. As the fight quickly escalates the shopkeeper fears for the worst and takes extreme measures to protect himself.

Holy water
Dir: RAMESH NANDHAN; 14:33 min; Short fiction; India
Venu, a government employee visits Kaasi along with his wife Pavithra and his son Adithya. when he returns, he is met with the misfortune of travelling in train with an irritating character (Ganesh)during his way back home. He tries to avoid him but unexpected turn of event unfolds.

The Daily Bread (GiRRD)
Dir: Anil Kumar Anand; 21:57 min; Short Fiction; India

In a Kashmir village, Mainmuna (30) and her husband Ziya run a bakery, struggling to survive. Mocked for his torn pheran, Ziya asks Mainmuna for a new one after securing a bread order for her friend’s engagement. She sews one herself, but it turns out shorter. At the event, men tease Ziya, causing them to leave angrily. Later, Mainmuna faces a crisis when her ex-husband, Wazeer (40), presumed dead for 3 years, returns, demanding money or her return, threatening her life with Ziya (25).

Red Letter
Dir: Ajit Arora; 30:00 min; Short Fiction; India

"When the horrors of the past resurface and threaten both the present and future, the only way forward for those haunted by these memories is to confront the evil still lurking in society. Driven by a sense of justice and a need for redemption, one individual decides to face the darkness hiding in plain sight and bring down the monster that has long evaded punishment."

14th CIDSFF 2026 : Indian Documentaries

14th Chennai International Documentary and Short Film Festival 2026
21-28 February; multiple venues, Chennai 
Organised by MARUPAKKAM 30

Category – Indian Documentary

The Waves Will Never Stop
Dir: Kartik Sreenivasan, Sai Krishna L V, Sanjana Reddy; 10:00 min; Documentary; India

Twenty years after the 2004 Tsunami’s devastation in Bommayapalayam, Narayanan, a fisherman, carries vivid memories of that fateful morning- raging waves that shattered lives and swept away hundreds of homes in the village where he grew up. He and his crew continue to fish in those same waters, while the haunting ruins scattered along the shore linger silently, stuck in time. Amidst Narayanan's ventures into the sea each morning and his wife awaiting for his return at the shore, lies a quiet testament to hope and resilience, unfolding the community's enduring spirit.

All that we Own
Dir: Aprajita Gupta; 29:00 min; Documentary; India

When a woman leaves her natal home, what does she carry with her and what gets left behind? The filmmaker attempts to create a portrait of her mother born to a migrant lineage in Nagaland, India and leads us into an inner landscape of displacement and forgetting. For mum, is visiting her natal home a promise of rootedness or a reminder that belonging is a question still? The film is about inheritance, loss, identity and migration. Through objects, photographs and her grandmother's song, the filmmaker intimately searches for markers of displacement in her maternal lineage and creates an image of continuity.

OUTCAST
Dir: PRINCE P PAPPCHEN; 1:08:05 min; Documentary; India

As part of a voluntary resettlement scheme, a man returns after ten years to a forest village in Wayanad that he had once lived in. The old village is now empty. The place has turned into a forest. This documentary is about remembering the life, the gods, and the people who once existed there.

The Balance Sheet: World Bank & its 80-year legacy
Dir: Joe Athialy; 1:10:00 min; Documentary; India

For 80 years, the World Bank and IMF have fueled displacement, inequality, fossil dependence, and authoritarian regimes—while claiming to fight poverty. The Balance Sheet exposes their legacy and sinister designs, and celebrates global resistance by indigenous people, women, and marginalised communities who dared to challenge their exploitative development model.

See Me, When You Leave
Dir: Dipin Chenayil; 17:37 min; Documentary; India

Kerala, the southernmost state in India, with its lush landscapes, has seen many migrate abroad for work, creating local labor shortages filled by distant migrants. These workers endure isolation, discrimination and uncertainty, often overlooked beyond their labour. Yet, amid struggle, they forge bonds, share stories, and discover solace in fleeting joys.

Where is my Home
Dir: Jaya Jose Raj; 1:03:00 min; Documentary; India

This is a documentary exploring the shifting meaning of home in a globalized world. This documentary delves into the contemporary phenomenon of migration among young Malayalis to developed countries, and the inward migration of skilled labourers from North India to Kerala.
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Kaanal
Dir: Abhishikta Kaila; 8:00 min; Documentary; India

Kaanal, a short documentary - places the towering real estate billboards, IT parks, the shopping malls, metro rail projects that stand tall in Urban spaces as projections of progress, against the harsh reality faced by some socio economic classes left behind, livelihoods destroyed by such constructions - highlighting the gap between promise and access in the face of rapid urban development.

THE RESURRECTION QUEST
MAYURICA BISWAS, RADHIKA CHANDRASEKHAR; 1:01:39 min; Documentary; India

In an age of accelerating biodiversity loss and ecological anxiety, The Resurrection Quest ventures into one of the most radical scientific frontiers of our time: the reversal of extinction.

Spanning seven countries - from the permafrost of the Siberian Arctic to high-tech cloning labs in China, and from Singapore’s veterinary clinics to the savannahs of Kenya; the film weaves together urgent environmental issues with deeply personal stories of grief, hope, and the dream of second chances. Structured around the cyclical concept of Samsara - loss, birth, life, and rebirth; The Resurrection Quest unfolds as a lyrical and urgent meditation on human ambition and planetary grief.

The Well
Dir: Balaji Maheshwar; 1:02:07 min; Documentary; India

In a remote tribal village, a community unearths an age-old well, reviving not just their water source but their deep-rooted cultural and spiritual ties to nature. Bhaavi is an observational portrait of resilience, indigenous knowledge, and the fragile balance between humanity and ecology.

Located at the convergence of Eastern and Western Ghat mountain ranges, near the Tamil Nadu-Karnataka border, lies the beautiful and pensive Solaganai tribal village. The Solagars are indigenous tribes who call the forests their home. But this home is without a dependable source of drinking water for most parts of the year, especially during the summer months. To bring one pot of drinking water, the people of Solaganai had to walk many miles, up and down hilly areas and down into the valley. For a scenic mountain hamlet, supposedly where springs and streams originate, this fate seemed ironic. This leads us to question our actions that disrupt ecological balance.

‘बूढ़ा अंकल (Booda uncle / old man) IS CRAFTING FUTURES’
Dir: Kashish Kanojia; 10:13 min; Documentary; India

Meet a 91-year-old craftsman whose dedication defies age. In this heartwarming documentary, we dive into the life of a retired man who spends his golden years crafting folding study tables for underprivileged children in slums. Through his selfless work, he proves that life doesn’t end after retirement—it transforms into an opportunity to make a difference. Witness his journey of resilience, hope, and the profound impact one person can have on countless lives.

Kavi Kant
Dir: Jay Kholia; 1:25:00 min; Documentary; India

Manishankar Ratnaji Bhatt (1867 - 1923) AKA Kavi Kant. A poet, writer, translator, playwright, thinker and above all, a seeker of love and truth. This film is the first of its kind of documentary work on the life and works of Kavi Kant.

The Third
Dir: Niladri Sekhar Dassarma; 1:00:43 min; Documentary; India

TRITIYA – the third, is a documentary on the fierce journey of a transgender poetess and social activist Rani Mazumdar. It showcases Rani’s fight against the social and political challenges and her desires of being a transperson.

Bow Barracks: Beyond the Red Bricks
Dir: Vaidyanath Nishant; 25:25 min; Documentary; India

The 300 year-old city of Kolkata is a place where colonial grandeur meets bustling modernity. But beyond the well-told tales of its food, architecture, and festivals lies a story often overlooked.

Nestled near Esplanade’s chaos stands Bow Barracks, a red-bricked settlement built in 1918 to house soldiers returning from World War I. It now stands as one of the oldest Anglo-Indian settlements in India, but over the decades, many have left to settle abroad and find their ways of life. The Barracks now remains, guarded by the few who chose to stay - guarding a heritage which has been long overshadowed by the glitz and glam of the city’s urban development and expansion. It is a fragile yet vibrant testament to a heritage that refuses to fade, even as the city around it keeps evolving.

The documentary intends to showcase the lived experiences of Bow Barracks and the people that grew up in it, while also encompassing the contributions of the diminishing Anglo-Indian community for the country.

HAPUSA - a truly Indian gin
Dir: Thomas Fitch; 13:43 min; Documentary; India

HAPUSA is a short documentary about India's first domestic gin distillery. The film follows Anand Virmani as he takes us through the beginnings of an idea, the hunt for juniper in India, and the creative process that lead to India’s first domestic award winning gin.

Kelad
Dir: Shruti Jagdale; 22:43 min; Documentary; India

The documentary explores Kelad, a serene village in the Vellha region, capturing its people’s daily struggles and deep rooted connection to rice farming. Surrounded by lush greenery and thick clouds, the village thrives in harmony with nature. Through resilience and simplicity, the film unveils Kelad’s essence, showcasing how the interplay of soil, water, air, fire, and sky shapes its unique spirit.

Letters to you
Dir: Ridashisha Kurbah; 11:08 min; Documentary; India

An 11-minute documentary film of a family of six struggling with the death of the mother, and how each of them tries to accept the loss. The director and her family open up to the world about their grief just 6 months after their loss, and their acceptance is an ongoing process.

ADRAYI
Dir: FARSANA; 47:39 min; Documentary; India

This documentary explores the life and legacy of Mr. K. A. Rahman, the exceptional leader of the Chaliyar River agitation, Kerala . The Chaliyar agitation, led by K. A. Rahman, was one of the first environmental protests in post-colonial India. Yet, his life of struggle and activism remains largely unsung in the history of environmental movements in the country.

The Way to The Sea
Dir: Mika Sasaki; 7:19 min; Documentary; India

Suraj, a film student who left his distant hometown, creates an audio letter for a loved one.

At Cheta's Home
Dir: Tarang Pradip Thakkar; 30:59 min; Documentary; India

As we prepare to part ways with the last home that held my mother’s presence, I find myself watching my father move through this familiar space, living a life of solitude. With his daughter away, he navigates the quiet routines of daily life, accompanied only by silence and his aging parents. The film observes the monotony of everyday life and the silence that lingers between us as we struggle to express our loss.

Bali
Dir: Amoli Birewar; 25:45 min; Documentary; India

In a small village in Maharashtra, Sujata, a young girl from the Banjara tribe, is at that fleeting age when anything feels possible. She dreams of becoming a kabaddi player, inspired by the movies she loves. But as her school years come to an end, she is pushed toward a forced marriage, like generations of women before her. A district-level tournament becomes her last chance to change her future. As she steps onto the Kabaddi court, Sujata slips into a Bollywood-tinted dream, momentarily becoming the hero of her own story.

'Bali' is a bittersweet portrait of growing up in rural India. In a culture where grief and pain are rarely articulated, the film explores how young girls like Sujata cope with hardship through humour, escapism, and quiet resilience.

Karma Gaabo Re.
Dir: Shubham Neware; 47:00 min; Documentary; India

Spread across Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, and Chhattisgarh, the Baiga Tribe has seen its population decline over time. Displaced from their ancestral lands in the 1960s, they have struggled to preserve their traditions in a rapidly evolving world. Yet, deep in the villages of Lagma and Bandhatola, Madhya Pradesh. The echoes of their past still live on, woven into their songs, dances, and unwavering bond with nature.

Karma Gaabo Re, the documentary film offers a rare, intimate glimpse into the Baiga’s way of life, capturing their beliefs, rituals, and the deeper meaning behind their music and dance. More than just performances, these art forms are their way of storytelling, expressing joy, sorrow, and their connection to the land they revere. Film follows a raw, observational approach, unfolding the story naturally, coming from the Baiga itself, in their own rhythm.

“Karma Gaabo Re” means “Let’s sing karma” in English. Karma is a song sung by baiga tribe.

14th CIDSFF 2026 : Election Diaries 2024

Election Diaries 2024

A CeMIS (Centre for Modern Indian Studies) production

The Election Diaries produced by CeMIS (the Centre for Modern Indian Studies), comprise nine documentary films that tell the story of the 2024 Indian elections for different stakeholders, encompassing different issues over diverse locations, linguistic regions and states. From the possibility and potential of queer representation in electoral politics, to the contestation and appropriation of cultural symbols and caste politics in Tamil Nadu; from the survival of Muslim identity politics in Hyderabad to the ethnocentrism of son-of-the-soil versus outsider politics in Meghalaya; from the awakening of a social movement in Karnataka that combats Hindu majoritarianism to the aspirations and frustrations of political activists and local youth in small town Uttar Pradesh; from an analysis of the election manifesto of a visionary Leftist leader in Kerala, to a story of redemption and political survival in West Bengal, to a stirring grass roots campaign in Bihar, Election Diaries 2024 is a reflection of the anxieties brought about by the seemingly inexorable march of Hindu majoritarianism, as also the fierce, and oftentimes heroic struggles of oppositional parties, movements, and individuals in the battle for a continuing democratic future for India.

We are happy to screen the following six films from the package :

Alishan Jafri and Omair Farooq : Crescent in the Saffron Sky (53 min)

As Hindu nationalism sweeps India and pushes Muslims to the wall, Asaduddin Owaisi, a prominent Muslim leader, sees an opportunity to expand his political ambitions. But does his politics have a future? This documentary dives deeper than the headlines that routinely demonize Owaisi, offering a nuanced portrait of the leader and the challenges faced by smaller parties like the AIMIM who engage in identity politics.

Location: Hyderabad, Telengana

Amit Mahanti: Inside Out (57 min)

By looking at the electoral battle between two regional parties in Meghalaya and their articulation of ethnicity and identity, the film explores notions of belonging and otherness through the eyes of the filmmaker, an insider-outsider in Shillong today.

Location: Shillong, Meghalaya

Anjali Monteiro and K.P Jayasanker: State of Hope (65 min)

Based in Pathanamthitta, Kerala, State of Hope follows the 2024 Lok Sabha election campaign of Left Democratic Front candidate Dr. T.M. Thomas Isaac in the context of his contributions to initiatives for people’s empowerment.

Location: Pathanamthitta, Kerala

Greeshma Kuthar and Manju Priya K: Our Symbol is? (51min)

As Hindu nationalism and other dominant ideologies seep into Tamil Nadu’s political context, a cultural battleground takes shape-where identity is contested, symbols are repurposed, and tradition is strategically redefined. “Our Symbol is?” explores a state at a turning point: who defines its symbols, who benefits from their meaning, and in this struggle for power and identity, what will Tamil Nadu preserve- and what will it leave behind?

Location: Various locations in Tamil Nadu

Pankaj Rishi Kumar: Gola Dreams (51 min)

‘Gola Dreams’ is a filmic deconstruction of the electoral process. It is set in Gola, a small town, part of Kheri LS constituency in Uttar Pradesh. Through electoral meetings, campaigning, interviews of youth candidates, and conversations with the youth (electorate and party workers) the film attempts a portrait of young political minds in their full complexity. ‘Gola Dreams’ aims at transporting the viewer not only to UP, but to anywhere in India.

Location: Gola, Uttar Pradesh

Sunanda Bhat: SANGAMA | coming together (67 min) 

A behind-the-scenes look at how a popular people’s movement against hate and divisive politics takes on the might of an authoritarian right- wing party in the recent Indian General Elections 2024. With a large band of volunteers on the ground, Eddelu Karnataka (‘Wake-Up Karnataka’) teams with citizens' groups across the country, to dramatically shift the conversation from ‘mandir’ (temple) to ‘mudda’ (issues), making this a closely fought election.

Location: Bengaluru, Various locations in Karnataka

CREDITS:

A CeMIS (Centre for Modern Indian Studies) production /  Producers: Srirupa Roy and Lalit Vachani / Executive Producers: Ridhima Mehra and Tulika Srivastava  / Academic Consultants: Amogh Dhar Sharma and Subir Sinha  / Editing Consultant: Sameera Jain / Finance and Administration: Gabriele Raebiger  / Co-ordination: Karin Klenke / Office: Birgit Priemer

14th Chennai Int Doc & Short Film Festival 2026 : Short Fiction

14th CIDSFF 2026

21-28 February, Chennai 

Organised by MARUPAKKAM 30

Shortlisted Short Fiction 

Indian films : 

Dongar

Dir : Sanjivani Kamble ; 24.53 min

Tea Kottu 83’

Dir : Sai Harini Vasanth; 19.33 min

Knot

Dir : Abhay Parveen Gupta; 14.30 min

Every Bullet’s Account

Dir : Ravish Pathan; 14 min

Two Sinners

Dir : Samir Zaidi; 11.52 min

Ripples

Dir : SHREEHARSH KHANDEKAR; 9.08 min

Lunch Box

Dir: Kavin B; 23.43 min

Akam

Dir : Hari Krishnan M; 15.25 min

Occha

Dir : Sreelakshmi M; 24.55 min

Kasra

Dir : Bharat Mohan Sunita; 19 min

A Good Son

Dir : Manish Jha; 14.23 min

Lincoln 

Dir : JEEVAN MANI; 29.30 min

Wishful Water

Dir : Sinoop raj, Subhash k; 8.52 min

Zero Bulb

Dir : Soham Prasad Bhende; 17.42 min

Rumi

Dir : AAKASH JAGAD; 19.32 min

Dvand

Dir : SANDEEP SINGH; 19.30 min

Almari Ka Aachar

Dir: Raakesh Rawat; 19.40 min

Tick Tick

Dir : Shridhar Sudhir; 23 min

Koli

Dir :  Jyotirmoy Mazumdar; 14.20 min

Bagoon

Dir : Aman Thangellapally; 10.50 min

Gulaam (Slave)

Dir : Saurabh Nandakishor Kolekar; 13.03 min

Holy Water

Dir : RAMESH NANDHAN; 14.33 min

The Daily Bread

Dir : Anil Kumar Anand; 21.57 min

Red Letter

Dir : Ajit Arora; 30 min

14th CIDSFF 2026 : International Short Fiction 

Beneath the Veil

Dir : Hareem Fatima; 21.58 min; United Kingdom

Awakening

Dir : Sonya Dukhon; 5.51 min; Israel 

Saxo

Dir : C Tarun Arvind; 28.50 min; Germany

Hunter Hunted

Dir : Balaji V; 13.40 min; Germany

Reliefs

Dir : Juan Manuel Gonzalez Fernandez; 17.40 min; Mexico

Milky Girl

Dir : Olga Dobromyslova; 15 min; Russian Federation

Knalrot

Dir : Elias Förderer; 6.49 min; Germany

Puzzleak

Dir : Kote Camacho, Anonymous; 15 min; Spain 

I want to comeback

Dir : Sara Brun Moreno; 14 min; Spain 

Nur Sultan

Dir : Xoan Escudero; 14 min; Spain 

Memonto Fabulan

Dir : Candela Núñez Gutiérrez; 22 min; Spain 

Monologue 

Dir : Danae MOSSMAN; 13.25 min; New Zealand

Mounir

Dir : Xose Dopazo, Javier Rúa; 15 min; Spain 

Astronauta

Dir : Giorgio Giampà; 16 min; France, Guatemala; Italy; Mexico

Unwritten Verses

Dir : Fathima Shanaz; 11.58 min; SriLanka 

Dissonance

Dir : Chaochen LI; 21.52 min; China 

A Dream Like a Dream

Dir :Linjie Sheng; 13.16 min; China 

Bob wanna Kill

Dir : Y Yang; 19.20 min; Norway

Gaunyin Hostel

Dir : Qiancao Xiao; 15 min; China

Don’t Kill My Memory

Dir : Liquan Zeng; 23 min; China

Selection 

Dir : Yaoyuan Zhang; 23 min; China, Japan