Official selection

"THE END OF HUMAN RACE" is a fast-paced cinematic documentary about the highest art exhibition in the world at 2,675 meters by director Vesely Marek, exploring the tension between humanity and nature, told through the artistic intervention of Alexander Maria Lohmann. It follows the creation and installation of seven large-scale artworks embedded in the permafrost soil beneath the Rettenbach Glacier in Tyrol. Thematically, the documentary spans the arc from human exploitation of the planet to nature’s reclaiming of its space — a visual poem about time, transience, and responsibility.

An animated short film for everyone, young and old, who wonders what to do when they reach the top of a mountain. Along the way, you’ll meet Grandma Lazylana and learn her recipe for Giant Cookies, get to know the two dwarfs, Move and March, and discover why our Giant is called Lazybones.

The film was shot around the place of O Fieiro, a small village of no more than twelve houses and nine inhabitants, among them Rosa. A ninety-year-old woman who dedicates her last years to watching the rain through the window. Her father was a canteiro, a house builder, before the reservoir changed everything. Rosa remembers how her father lifted the stones and the people transported them from one place to another. It is shown as an abstract visual poem where the rain and the stones are the protagonists of the story Rosa tells us.

In an isolated castle, students prepare for a life-changing examination. As anticipation builds to a fever pitch, a storm strikes. Trapped within crumbling walls, their academic sanctuary becomes a prison, and minds begin to break.

After a breakup, Lola casts a spell for the perfect boyfriend. When a man appears at her door, her mother, Kaisa, quickly falls for him. Tensions rise as both women compete for his attention, only for a surprising new rival to join the mix

When a fruit fly flies into her eye, she asks her roommate for help removing it. But the search for the tiny intruder quickly spirals into a nightmarish journey through her own brain.