The national finalists for all the countries involved in TEHC - Teaching European History through Cinema – Italy, Slovenia, Romania and Bulgaria are available for online voting now. All of them will participate at the final event in Milan, happening between 18^th and 19^th October. Until then they also compete for 2 awards:

1. Jury Award (consisting of technological gadgets for the students and a donation to the school in order to buy equipment) – it will be designated by an international jury of specialists, one for each country
2. Audience Award (consisting in tech gadgets for the students) – it will be granted to the video-essay who gathers the most online votes until 15^th of October. All visitors can vote their favorite video, not more than once/day.

Support your favorite video essay by voting here: http://tehcproject.com/video-contest/

 

More information about TEHC Project you can find here and in the official project`s pages:

Website: http://tehcproject.com/

TEHC Bulgaria Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/tehcbg/

CALL FOR ENTRIES

16th IN THE PALACE INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM FESTIVAL

 

OSCAR® Qualifying Film Festival in the following categories:

BEST FICTION, International Competition

BEST ANIMATION, International Competition

BEST NATIONAL FILM

 

Total award fund / 10, 000 euro in gold

Fist deadline / 01 November 2018 / 15 euro

Last deadline / 15 March 2019 / 20 euro

For students and professionals

Individual and institutional entries accepted

  

FICTION - DOCUMENTARY - ANIMATION – EXPERIMENTAL

 

IN THE PALACE ISFF features several competitive and special programmes, workshops, seminars, master classes, industry meetings, pitching session, and a diverse range of initiatives in film.

 SUBMIT YOUR FILM HERE

 

 www.inthepalace.com

mail@inthepalace.com

After an exciting week filled with film, music, partying, rain and thunder, the time had come to announce the winners of 15^th IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival in the different competition categories.

During the closing ceremony of its 15^th edition the festival made an unexpected official statement which shocked the audience attended the closing event. For more information, please check below in the article.

PITCHING SESSION

PSYCHICKEN, by Ata Mojabi, Italy

It is often said that drama is a far easier genre to tackle compared to comedy and so one could not ignore the many laughs that one project succeeded in raising during the pitch. A homage to such legendary animators as Chuck Jones and Tex Avery, we award the pitch award to ATA MOJABI for PSYCHICKEN and hope to see it at this festival soon.

Jury members: Faisal Azam-Qureshi, Massimiliano Nardulli, Rossitsa Valkanova

STUDENT COMPETITION

SPECIAL MENTION FOR BEST STUDENT FICTION: MILLIMETERLE by Pascal Reinmann, Switzerland

The discussion concerning Best Student Short was heated and passionate. Special mention should be given to a visually impressive yet compelling short that didn't flinch from the darkness of teenage sexual violence. So the jury notes the accomplishment of Pascal Reinmann's MILLIMETERLE.

BEST STUDENT FICTION: SHADOWS, by Victoria Karakoleva, Bulgaria

For the freshness and poetical approach to a sensitive issue, for the beauty of its cinematic expression, the prize for the best student fiction goes to Shadows by Victoria Karakoleva.

 

BEST STUDENT ANIMATION: HAPPY END by Jan Saska, Czech Republic

The range of animation and techniques in the animation category varied from surreal claymation to imaginative computer graphic imaging. Subjects ranged from an examination of the subconscious to the tactile nature of love. Despite this, story was often neglected in favour of style but this can't be said for the winning animation. A short non-linear examination of the consequences of a simple accident, the jury is unified in awarding best animation to Jan Saska for HAPPY END.

BEST STUDENT DOCUMENTARY: THE SANDMAN by Lauren Knapp, USA

Many of the documentaries blurred the lines between observation and staging for visual effect. There were diverse subject matters from an elderly painter of religious icons to a post-apocalyptic landscape where horses live amongst the ruins of man's civilisation. But one documentary stood out for it's examination of medical ethics colliding with over-reaching state power. Given unique access to those who wield the power of life and death over one of the biggest prison populations in the US, the jury is unified in awarding best documentary to Lauren Knapp for THE SANDMAN.

Jury members: Denis Mujovic, Faisal Azam-Qureshi, Manuela Cernat

DOCUMENTARY COMPETITION

SPECIAL JURY MENTION: MERYEM by Reber Dosky, The Netherlands

A powerful look at conflict through the eyes of a group of brave and awesome warrior women.

BEST DOCUMENTARY: RAKIJADA - DISTILLATED VILLAGE TALES by Nikola Ilic, Serbia/Switzerland

A refreshing and humorous portrayal of a small community and its eccentric characters that makes us understand the complex nature of Serbian men.

Jury members: Kasia Klimkievich, Massimiliano Nardulli, Philip Ilson

OSCAR QUALIFICATION CONTENDERS COMPETITION

SPECIAL JURY MENTION: DOWNSIDE UP by Peter Ghesquiere, Belgium

This film is a very clever take on the world being different. Turning Down’s syndrome into the norm was very creative. Looked beautiful, great cinematography. Complete story was told in a compact style.

SPECIAL JURY MENTION FOR SOCIAL CONSCIOUSNESS FILM: HAVE NO FEAR by Marco Calvise, Italy

Absolute tour de force acting by all, gripping Alzheimer’s tale with an emotional punch that breaks your heart.

BEST BULGARIAN SHORT FILM: BANGO VASSIL by Milen Vitanov, Bulgaria

This Bulgarian film is lovely animation. It tells a very strong story, appropriate for both children and adults, with a nod to today’s racial tensions.

BEST INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION: CONFINO by Nico Bonomolo, Italy

This film is beautiful animation with a great story very well told. It is a very beautiful use of storytelling with a strong emotional punch

BEST INTERNATIONAL SHORT: WAVE by Benjamin Cleary and T J O’Grady Peyton, Ireland

This film is a unanimous decision, imaginative, humorous, touching, different and inventive. It made us watch closely. Creating a unique language is very clever. The actor/director carried the film with ease. At 16 minutes it was perfectly timed.

Jury members: Alan McQueen, Bozhidar Manov, Sandi Sissel

 

SOFIA UNIVERSITY "ST. KLIMENT OHRISKI"AWARD: SHAME by Petar Krumov, Bulgaria

Petar Krumov is awarded for his specific cinematic expression, original story and good direction. He uses his good command of the black-and-white form in order to intensify the message of the story and the main character’s inner world. The optimistic ironical ending balances the realistic depiction of the dark life of a teenager in unprivileged or unfavorable conditions. The cast of non-professional actors contributes to the spontaneity and truthfulness of characters’ representation. Due to the originality of the narrative, the realistic and natural acting (of course attainable due to adequate director’s work) the cinema-verité taste of the camera movement, and the social thematic, this films stands out in contemporary Bulgarian short film making. 

Congratulations to all winners of 15th IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival!

On behalf of all the team, we would like to thank all our festival partners, the volunteers under Erasmus+ Program of EU, the participants, our guests and jury members. 

FESTIVAL STATEMENT

 

If you are willing to support IN THE PALACE`s campaign against shallow, vulgarity, kitsch and bad taste and contribute for its future existence and development, please sign the petition (link below).

Your support will be much appreciated! Thank you very much!

https://www.gopetition.com/petitions/support-in-the-palace-international-short-film-festival-stop-killing-culture-at-the-palace-balchik.html

FILMER FORGE 2018

EDUCATIONAL SESSIONS PROGRAMME

 

25 JUNE / MON / STONE HALL

13:00 h

Shorts from the Masters by Alan McQueen

 

14:00 h

Genre Tendencies: Balkan Stylistics and Originality as Sustainability for Successful Co-Productions by Manuela Cernat

 

26 JUNE / TUE / STONE HALL

13:00 h

100 Films, Oscar and BAFTA, as photographed by Sandi Sissel, ASC

 

27 JUNE / WED / STONE HALL

13:00 h

Film Festivals: Locator of New Talents by Philip Ilson

 

14:00 h

Osmosing an Idea: Cutting Edge in Storytelling by Wim Vanacker

 

28 JUNE / THU / STONE HALL

13:00 h

Case Study: Stairway to EFA by Katarzyna Klimkiewicz

 

14:00 h

Pitching: How to Do It. by Faisal Qureshi

 

30 JUNE / SAT / STONE HALL

13:00 h

Demystifying The Short Film World: Oscars, Festivals, Distribution Workshop of Linda Olszewski, session I

 

15:00 h

Does Massive Investment and Usage of Shorts Cause Quality Pollution by Massimiliano Nardulli

 

16:00 h

Why Short Film Festivals Need To Pitch Too by Jacopo Chessa

 

17:00 h

Demystifying The Short Film World: Oscars, Festivals, Distribution Workshop of Linda Olszewski, session II

 

FILMER FORGE 2018

SELECTED PROJECTS FOR PITCHING  

 

 

BAIKAL (dir. Deyan Bararev / prod. Angel Ivanov / Bulgaria / 10`00``)

CERBERUS (dir. Jeremy Adonis / Belgium / (15-20`00``)

DESPOT (dir. Petar Krumov / Bulgaria / 15`00``)

HAPPY NEW YEAR 1982 (dir. Sokol Keraj / Albania/Colombia / 25`00``)

I KNOW WHAT YOU DID (dir. Stanislava Ivy / prod. Vlady Gerasimov / Bulgaria 13`00``)

LOSING GRACE (dir. Athena Mandis / prod. Liz Farahadi / England / 15`00``) 

LOVE INCOMPLETE (dir. Ilina Perianova / prod. Irina Gurova, Ilina Perianova / Bulgaria/ 15`00``)

PSYCHICKEN (dir. Ata Mojabi / prod. Nicoletta Cataldo / Italy / 11`00``)

SACRED THINGS (dir./prod. Anna Nevander / prod. Thea Marti / Sweden / 20`00``)

SCAR (dir. Thanos Psichogios / prod. Olga Moustaki / Greece / 18`00``)

SNAKE (dir. Andrej Ilievski – Volkashin / prod. Elena Stanisheva / Macedonia / 20`00``)  

SPELL (dir. Victoria Karakoleva / prod. Lyubo Yonchev, Ivo Nikolov / Bulgaria 20`00``)

THE RUINS OF EVERYTHING I LOVE  (dir./prod. Maya Yotzova / Bulgaria/Canada / 8`00``)

THE ANIMAL (dir./prod. Vilma Kartalska / prod. Lyubo Yonchev / Bulgaria /10`00``)

THE ARCHITECT (dir. Kiril Todorov / prod. Irina Gurova / Bulgaria / 15`00``)

WRITER’S BLOCK (dir. Todor Velev / prod. Eleni Dekidis / Bulgaria / 15`00``)

WALL UNIT (dir./prod. Joanna Polak / Poland / (8-9`00``)

Please confirm your participation to filmerforge@inthepalace.com

FILMER FORGE 2018  

CALL FOR PROJECTS

 

 

Dear film professionals,

We are thrilled to inform you that 15th IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival CALL FOR PROJECTS is now open!

 The Pitching Panel, part of Filmer Forge Programme, is aimed at film authors and producers who seek (co-)producing and funding opportunities for their current or upcoming short film project.

 Pitching Sessions Dates:

• 29 June 2018 
• 30 June 2018

 Application deadline:

•  15 June 2018

 To apply for Filmer Forge Pitching of 15^th IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival, please fill the form (registration_form.doc) and send it to filmerforge@inthepalace.com before 15^th June 2018. Applications sent after the deadline will not be considered.

 More information about Filmer Forge programme you can find here.

20 days to 15^th IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival opening: Balchik is still here where we left it last time and (almost) ready to welcome the festival and its guests again. The recently planted summer flowers in the Botanical garden begin to thrive and will be ready to blossom for the festival days. The sea is getting warmer and warmer, Balchik moon is preparing itself to rise full and red for the last days of June. Film programme is in preparation, call for pitching to be announced, open-air screen and DJ stage project under construction, Silver Princess award statues in foundry, new volunteers just arrived and still do not suspect anything…in one word, IN THE PALACE is IN THE PROCESS.

What has already been processed :) is our honored jury! We are pleased to welcome all of them in our 15^th anniversary between 23 – 30 June in Queen Marie Palace, Balchik. They will be engaged with the hard job to judge wisely all films in competitive programmes and film projects in Filmer Forge Pitching. Therefore we kindly advise you to do the same :).

20 more days to go and then let the jury be with you!

More information about 15^th IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival jury members here: http://www.inthepalace.com/en/15th-palace/festival/jury-members.html

15^th IN THE PALACE International Short Film Festival

OFFICIAL SELECTION

 

OSCAR® QUALIFICATION CONTENDERS COMPETITION

• BEST FICTION CATEGORY

#BURNING (dir. Nathalie André / Afghanistan / 2016 / 19`00``)

14 YEARS AND ONE DAY (dir. Lucía Alemany / Spain / 2015 / 12`14``)

ACIDE (dir. Just Philippot / France / 2017 / 17`30``)

AGAIN (dir. Lu Pulici / Italy / 2016 / 15`00``)

CLÉO (dir. Julie Navarro / France / 2016 / 27`18``)

DOWNSIDE UP (dir. Peter Ghesquiere / Belgium / 2016 / 15`00``)

FAUVE (dir. Jeremy Comte / Canada / 2018 / 16`24``)

FORMERS (dir. Irina Bas / Russia / 2017 / 15`00``)

GOLIATH (dir. Loïc Barché / France / 2018 / 18`06``)

HAVE NO FEAR (dir. Marco Calvise / Italy / 2016 / 19`46``)

HEADBUTT (dir. Daan Bunnik / Netherlands / 2017 / 09`11``)

HOWLS (dir. Catriona MacInnes / United Kingdom / 2017 / 16`20``)

ICARUS (dir. Nicolas Boucart / Belgium / 2017 / 27`11``)

LITTLE HANDS (dir. Rémi Allier / Belgium/France / 2017 / 15`00``)

LITTLE NOAH`S LAST ADVENTURE (dir. Shariff Nasr / Netherlands / 2017 / 10`00``)

MAKE ALIENS DANCE (dir. Sebastien Petretti / Belgium / 2018 / 25`14``)

MARE NOSTRUM (dir. Anas Khalaf / France/Syria / 2016 / 13`00``)

NEXT TIME (dir. Adriano Giannini / Italy / 2016 / 15`00``)

PUSHING NIGHT AWAY (dir. Jade Aksnes / Norway / 2016 / 22`33``)

RABBIT PUNCH (dir. Keith Farrell / United Kingdom / 2017 / 15`00``)

RIKISHI (dir. Julien Menanteau / France / 2017 / 19`34``)

SATURDAY (dir. Sokol Keraj / Albania/Colombia/Romania / 2018 / 26`30``)

SERVAL AND CHAUMIER, MASTERS OF SHADOWS (dir. Arthur Goisset & Bastien Daret / France / 2016 / 20`00``)

SHADOW BOXER (dir. Andreas Bøggild Monies / Denmark / 2017 / 22`00``)

SO BE IT (dir. Cristina Spina / Italy / 2016 / 19`00``)

THE CAMEL BOY (dir. Chabname Zariâb / France / 2018 / 15`13``)

THE GLASS PEARL (dir. Tommi Seitajoki / Finland / 2017 / 15`00``)

THE TERRIBLE TALE OF HENRIETTA TATE (dir. Tom Beckwith Phillips / United Kingdom / 2017 / 15`25``)

ULISES (dir. Jorge Malpica / Mexico / 2018 / 07`53``)

WAVE (dir. Benjamin Cleary / Ireland / 2017 / 13`47``)

WAWA (dir. Anj Macalanda / Philippines / 2015 / 10`11``)

 

• BEST ANIMATION CATEGORY

A THOUSAND KISSES (dir. Richard Goldgewicht / Brazil / 2018 / 16`00``)

AND THE MOON STANDS STILL (dir. Yulia Ruditskaya / Belarus / 2017 / 10`43``)

BERNARD (dir. Anna Oparkowska / Poland / 2017 / 06`11``)

CARLOTTA'S FACE (dir. Valentin Riedl / Germany / 2018 / 05`00``)

CONFINO (dir. Nico Bonomolo / Italy / 2016 / 11`00``)

ETHNOPHOBIA (dir. Joan Zhonga / Albania/Greece / 2016 / 14`20``)

FLATMAN (dir. Philipp Bürge / Switzerland / 2018 / 14`04``)

FRAMED (dir. Marco Jemolo / Italy / 2017 / 07`00``)

LOST PROPERTY OFFICE (dir. Daniel Agdag / Australia / 2017 / 09`45``)

MERMAIDS AND RHINOS (dir. Viktória Traub / Hungary / 2017 / 15`34``)

NOCTURNE (dir. Anne Breymann / Germany / 2016 / 05`19``)

SOPHIA (dir. Zsofia Opra-Szabo / Canada / 2017 / 10`54``)

THE GAP (dir. Patrick Vandebroeck / Belgium/Netherlands / 2016 / 14`41``)

THE HERMIT (dir. Raul Diez / Spain / 2017 / 10`00``)

WEASEL (dir. Timon Leder / Slovenia / 2017 / 11`35``)

WOOLWORLD (dir. Joanna Polak / Poland / 2018 / 10`00``)

YELLOW (dir. Ivana Šebestová / Slovakia / 2017 / 06`00``)

 

• BEST NATIONAL FILM CATEGORY

FICTION

CLOTHES (dir. Vesselin Boydev / Bulgaria / 2016 / 23`00``)

KOLIVA (dir. Andrey Ilievski Volkashin / Macedonia/Bulgaria / 2017 / 24`10``)

LEA (dir. Pavel Pavlov / Bulgaria / 2017 / 9`30``)

REFLECTIONS FULL OF LIFE (dir. Marieta Petchanska / Bulgaria/Netherlands / 2017 / 26`30``)

ROBBERY (dir. Maria Nikolova / Bulgaria / 2017 / 27`15``)

SHAME (dir. Petar Krumov / Bulgaria / 2017 / 24`00``)

TIMMY (dir. Lyubo Yonchev / Bulgaria/Germany/Belgium / 2018 / 15`00``)

TRIALS (dir. Boya Harizanova / Bulgaria / 2017 / 28`08``)

TRIALS (dir. Lyubomir Pechev / Bulgaria / 2017 / 13`00``)

TRUST EXERCISE (dir. Vilma Kartalska / Bulgaria / 2018 / 06`46``)

 

ANIMATION

BANGO VASSIL (dir. Milen Vitanov / Bulgaria / 2016 / 08`30``)

GRANDMOTHER (dir. Roza Kolchagova / Bulgaria / 2017 / 6`00``)

HAPPINESS (dir. Dimitar Dimitrov / Bulgaria / 2018 / 6`00``)

THE RETARDED CHILD (dir. Dimitar Dimitrov / Bulgaria / 2016 / 0`59``)

UGLY FAIRY TALE (dir. Radostina Neykova / Bulgaria / 2017 / 11`00``)

 

 

DOCUMENTARY & EXPERIMENTAL COMPETITION

• BEST DOCUMENTARY CATEGORY

CHILDLESS (dir. George Nicholas / Bulgaria / 2018 / 10`10``)

EN LA BOCA (dir. Matteo Gariglio / Switzerland / 2016 / 25`00``)

IT'S NOT SILENCE (dir. Joonas Salo / Finland / 2018 / 25`00``)

JOE BOOTS (dir. Florian Baron / Germany / 2017 / 29`50``)

MERYEM (dir. Reber Dosky / Netherlands / 2017 / 17`00``)

MON AMOUR, MON AMI (dir. Adriano Valerio / Italy/France / 2017 / 14`30``)

NATURAL LIGHT: VIVI'S STORY (dir. Ivy Yukiko Ishihara Oldford / Canada / 2017 / 08`50``)

RAKIJADA - DISTILLATED VILLAGE TALES (dir. Nikola Ilić / Serbia/Switzerland / 2016 / 18`45``)

ROAD TO GLORY (dir. Bruno Pereira, Luc Godonou Dossou / Switzerland / 2016 / 15`00``)

SAND MEN (dir. Tal Amiran / United Kingdom / 2016 / 13`56``)

THE THEFT (dir. Anna Nevander / Sweden / 2017 / 14`57``)

UNLOCK THE STAGE (dir. David Julius Roston / Bulgaria / 2017 / 26`48``)

VULTURE'S LOVE (dir. Maia Iotzova / Bulgaria / 2016 / 06`07``)

WHOLE TO PART (dir. Vahid Hosseini Nami / Iran / 2017 / 16`00``)

 

 

STUDENT COMPETITION

• BEST STUDENT FICTION CATEGORY

14.74 OR THE PURSUIT OF MEDIOCRITY (dir. Antoine Dengler / Germany / 2017 / 16`30``)

A STATE OF EMERGENCY (dir. Tarek Roehlinger / Germany / 2016 / 12`00``)

AAMIR (dir. Vika Evdokimenko / United Kingdom / 2017 / 16`22)

APLOMB (dir. David Thibaut / Germany / 2018 / 09`26``)

APPLES (dir. Milda Baginskaite / United Kingdom / 2017 / 18`15``)

ARIANA FOREVER! (dir. Katharina Rivilis / Germany / 2015 / 23`00``)

ARSENIC (dir. Vanesa Prieto / USA / 2017 / 13`39``)

ELISA (dir. Kristina Shtubert / Germany / 2016 / 15`53``)

EVIL DEEDS (dir. Piotr Domalewski / Poland / 2016 / 24`00``)

FEDRA (dir. Malo Bara / Belgium / 2017 / 13`31``)

FIST (dir. Sarah Al Atassi / France / 2017 / 21`00``)

FRIENDLY SPORT MEETING (dir. Adam Koloman Rybansky / Czech Republic / 2017 / 17`57``)

FUCKING DRAMA (dir. Michael Podogil / Austria / 2017 / 17`01``)

GENEK (dir. Raushaniya Rakhimov / Russia / 2017 / 19`36``)

IRON HANDS (dir. Johnson Cheng / USA / 2017 / 11`00``)

LABELLED (dir. Violetta Moshkova / Russia / 2017 / 24`07``)

LIKE WOLVES AND LAMBS (dir. Federico Troisi / France / 2018 / 12`14``)

LILY'S PAIN STORE (dir. Chen Li China / 2017 / 25`00``)

MILK (dir. Urszula Morga / Poland / 2017 / 15`00``)

MILLIMETERLE (dir. Pascal Reinmann / Switzerland / 2016 / 15`45``)

MIMICRY (dir. Jennifer Von Schuckmann / Germany / 2018 / 26`21``)

NEW BRONX (dir. Filip Ignatowicz / Poland / 2017 / 14`59``)

PALEONAUT (dir. Eric McEver / Japan / 2017 / 16`00``)

SERAFIM (dir. Vanya Doneva / Bulgaria / 2017 / 15`12``)

SHADOWS (dir. Victoria Karakoleva / Bulgaria / 2018 / 27`00``)

SHORT DISTANCE (dir. Giovanni Pierangeli / Poland / 2017 / 20`00``)

SIRENE (dir. Zara Dwinger / Netherlands / 2017 / 26`12``)

SKIN (dir. Emma Blakey / Australia / 2017 / 17`04``)

SNOWGIRL (dir. Ilina Perianova / Bulgaria / 2016 / 27`38``)

SOLO (dir. Yves De Prà / Switzerland / 2018 / 14`41``)

SON OF ICARUS (dir. Jérémy Adonis / Belgium / 2016 / 21`37``)

THE GIRL (dir. Petar Minov / Bulgaria / 2017 / 10`29``)

THE LIFE OF ESTEBAN (dir. Inès Eshun / Belgium / 2017 / 15`49``)

THE SUITCASE (dir. Abi Damaris Corbin / Switzerland/USA / 2017 / 21`00``)

WHEN DEMONS DIE (dir. Daniel Ruebesam / Germany / 2016 / 19`00``)

 

• BEST STUDENT DOCUMENTARY CATEGORY

CHAMPIONS (dir. Anastasija Bräuniger / Germany / 2016 / 08`00``)

EDUCATION (dir. Emi Buchwald / Poland / 2016 / 20`00``)

HOW TO BECOME A POPE? (dir. Justyna Mytnik / Poland / 2017 / 16`00``)

KIS (dir. Svetlana Bolycheva / Russia / 2016 / 20`00``)

KSENIA PETERBURGSKAYA (dir. Sybilla Tuxen / Denmark / 2017 / 23`00``)

SUEDWESTWIND (dir. Annika Sehn / Germany / 2017 / 18`37``)

THE MUSIC STOPS HERE (dir. Adam Farkas / United Kingdom / 2017 / 20`25``)

THE SANDMAN (dir. Lauren Knapp / USA / 2016 / 18`45``)

 

• BEST STUDENT ANIMATION CATEGORY

GREATER THAN (dir. Sebastian Hühnel, Kate Haase / Germany/Switzerland / 2017 / 09`00``)

HAPPY END (dir. Jan Saska / Czech Republic / 2015 / 05`43``)

I - ONE OF YOU (dir. Eva Georgieva / Bulgaria / 2018 / 05`15``)

LIGHT SIGHT (dir. Seyed M. Tabatabaei / Iran / 2016 / 07`34``)

MASTERCLASS (dir. Ewa Drzewicka, Dominika Fedko, Weronika Kuc, Malgorzata Jachna, Malgorzata Jedrzejec, Aleksandra Rylewicz, Grazyna Trela / Poland / 2018 / 06`28``)

NOBODY (dir. Elham Toroghi / Iran / 2016 / 09`17``)

REM (dir. Artur Hanaj / Poland / 2017 / 03`00``)

THREE WOMEN ON A BENCH (dir. Karolina Borgiasz / Poland / 2017 / 03`50``)

WHAT HAS TO BE (dir. Jerrold Chong / Singapore / 2017 / 10`45``)

YOUME KNOWS WHAT MEYOU WANTS (dir. Mona Keil / Germany / 2016 / 02`25``)

 

On behalf of the festival team, CONGRATULATIONS to all selected and good luck!