Albania 2023 — Directed by: Eneos Carka — 82 min — Spoken languages: Albanian, Italian — Subtitles: English — Production Company: SCRB & NKNB — Producers: Joni Shanaj, Eneos Carka
Two migrant street artists watch their long-held friendship fracture as past traumas, art, and survival slowly pull their lives onto separate paths.
THE MELUSINA AT THE EDGE OF THE RIVER — Portugal, Luxembourg 2023 — Directed by: Melanie Pereira — 84 min — Spoken language: Portuguese — Subtitles: English — Production Company: Red Desert — Producer: Pedro Neves
In search of the legendary Melusina, a filmmaker journeys through Luxembourg, uncovering fragmented identities and the blurred lines between belonging and otherness.
Spain 2023 — Directed by: Guillem Cabra, Mar Clapés — 80 min — Spoken language: Catalan — Subtitles: English — Production Company: La Manchester — Producer: Guillem Cabra
A chamber play set in a kitchen: how Francesc and Francina have held their own at work and in private for 50 years.
CAPTURES — Romania 2023 — Directed by: Ana Gurdiș — 22 min — Spoken language: Romanian — Subtitles: English — Producer: Larisa Crunțeanu
An incomplete family album and a series of street-found photographs lead the author on an introspective journey, unveiling the way her passion for cinematography is passed down from father to daughter.
HOW DID I GET THERE — Hungary 2023 — Directed by: Dorottya Márton — 30 min — Production: University of Theater and Film Arts — Producers: Atilla Csáky
After her grandmother gifts her a lifetime of Olympus photographs, a filmmaker returns to Eger to reconstruct a childhood she barely remembers and to reconnect with the two women who raised her while her parents built a life in the United States.
I WON´T DIE — Hungary 2023 — Directed by: Asia Dér — 92 min — Spoken language: Hungarian — Subtitles: English — Production Company: Match Frame Productions — Producers: Noémi Szakonyi Veronika, Máté Vincze, Krisztina Meggyes
When Budapest gallery owner and art collector Gábor Einspach is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, he refuses comfort and redemption narratives, turning survival into a brutal test of control, where vulnerability may be the real threat.
Spain 2023 — Directed by: Lucija Stojević — 80 min — Spoken language: Spanish — Subtitles: English, Spanish, Catalan — Producer: Andrés Bartos Amory — Producer: Lucija Stojević — Producer: Deirdre Towers — Pruduction Company: Noon Films
Holocaust survivor Pepi Perez sets out on a musical road trip across Europe to reclaim a haunting melody from his childhood in a concentration camp — a journey of memory, loss, and the healing power of song.
AIR — Spain 2022 — Directed by: Ricardo Íscar — 93 min — Production Company: El Refugio Producciones
Two freedivers chase breathless glory — one fights for records, the other for survival. Aire is a gripping dive into ambition, sacrifice, and resilience.
WATERS OF PASTAZA — Portugal 2022 — Directed by: Inês T. Alves — 61 min — Spoken language: Spanish — Subtitles: English — Production Company: Oublaum Filmes — Producer: Ico Costa
Deep in the Amazon rainforest, a community of children grows up in close communion with nature, shaping their own world through autonomy and cooperation.
THE GAMER — Finland 2022 — Directed by: Petri Lukkainen, Jesse Jokinen — 80 min — Spoken language: Finnish — Subtitles: English — Production Company: napafilms — Producers: Liisa Karpo, Marianne Mäkelä
Bona’s shot at becoming a professional esports player takes an unexpected turn when sports psychologist Mia guides him through the pressures on and off the server.
LAST CALL — France 2021 — Directed by: Inés Fabry Garcia — 21 min — Spoken language: French — Subtitles: English — Production: Université de Paris (ex Paris-Diderot)
Every day telephone operators of a legal advice service receive calls from prisoners. Soon, conversations escape from their primary function.
OUR LAND, OUR ALTAR — Portugal 2020 — Directed by: André Guiomar — 78 min — Spoken language: Portuguese — Subtitles: English, Spanish — Production Company: Olhar de Ulisses — Producers: André Guiomar, Luís Costa, Mafalda Rebelo, Miguel da Santa, Dinis Henriques
As the Aleixo towers are dismantled over years, residents face suspended lives, fragile routines, and the quiet erasure of their community.
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