Official selection

A young girl thinks a man in the candy bar line looks like her dad.

A slick art dealer fumbles through the absurd world of conceptual art to impress a radical collector, risking his career on a piece of pure artifice—while a documentary crew captures every awkward moment.

A story about a girl who wanted to escape her own fear, but accidentally traps herself together with it in a small cabin in the woods. Locked inside four walls, with no way out, she has to deal with hunger, cold and the fear of something that once wanted to hurt her... but now lies dead beside her.

A brief interlude of life, where the end gently unfolds beneath laughter and warmth. This film portrays a group of elderly individuals leisurely basking in the sunlight along the Côte d’Azur.

A lowly temple servant in a clay-bound world makes a shocking discovery that hurls their devout society into chaos.

Little Thelma More asks the question: “Who lit the Moon?” In response, her dear grandmother tells a magical tale in which we meet the witch Starla. While she is in a hurry to get home, Starla faces a number of challenges and learns useful things. How many numbers are on the clock? What are the letters of the alphabet? What flies in space? You will find all this in the dizzying adventure, suitable for both young and old! This is the debut animated film by director Maya Bocheva. Maya is a creator of animations and advertising clips, and this film is inspired by her book of the same name, which marks the beginning of a series of fairy tales with games. The book also has a digital version, rich in animation and interactive elements, winner of three international awards. With this film, Maya Bocheva is laying the foundation for future animation projects based on the books in the “This and That” series.