A slightly trashy and somewhat comedic silent film about bruxism (a response to anxiety that causes teeth grinding at night). A young woman tries to stop her partner's teeth grinding, as he breaks his teeth in his sleep.

In a small town in the Venezuelan Andes, two firefighters were taken to prison for recording a video of a donkey. Little is known about the whereabouts of the donkey.

A short documentary-live show about Alex Burger and his musicians. Between a thousand corners and a thousand blue mornings. Between the stage, the road and the local bar.

Special Mention of Shoot No Matter What Award

Cher Zoscar is a correspondence between the desire to create and life that swallows you up. Something like that.

Running a stolen food smuggling network for her neighborhood, Ghislaine’s operation is going smoothly—until her grandson shows up with a giant freezer, forcing her to get rid of it fast before the community catches on to her not-so-legal hustle.

A visual work that shows the daily journey of the workers in the Masusa port in the Amazon, where dozens of ships dock to supply Iquitos, the largest city in the world without land connections. A continuous movement through which the resources of the jungle are extracted to the continent.

Jessica and Alma, two sisters in a situation of domestic violence, will begin to treat each other with love instead of violence through one of their routine trips to the food stamp office on the night of San Juan, a Spanish holiday.

De Gallo Qui Ovavit is a short documentary that explores the mythical history of egg laying roosters and invites into an ironic play to search and debunk boundaries between genders, species and eras. An egg laying rooster is a phenomenon that has disturbed human mind ever since and in different eras these roosters have been classified as lethal monsters, satanic criminals or biological freaks. But which one came first, the monster or the human?