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fight side by side against dreadful monsters.
However, Lisa refuses to meet Marco in real
life. When one day she stops showing up for the
game, Marco decides to go searching for her.
He finds a new world, and discovers real dread.
Written by: Katarina Kokstein; Produced by:
ThorstenHeger; Director of Photography: Jurgen
Kemmer; Editor: Max Mittelbach; Production
Design: Sabine Kasch; Costume Design: Miriam
Aksoy; Sound Design: Hartmut Teschemacher;
Original Score: Stefan Paul Goetsch; Animation:
Toni Sattler and Tobias Graff; Main Cast:
Swantje Kohlhof, Bazon Rosengarth
Daily bread (Israel)
Written and Directed by Idan Hubel
Venice Short Film Nominee
Jonathan loves chocolate. One day, he steals
the last remaining chocolate in the jar. When
his stepmother catches him, and his brothers
ostracise him, he decides to run away.
Producedby:KobiAzran;Director ofPhotography:
David Stagmeister; Editor: Idan Hubel; Production
Design: Estee Nemeth; Costume Design: Shai
Friedman; Sound Design: Moshe Silver; Main
Cast: Adam Shmidt (Jonathan)
Pride (Bulgaria/Germany)
Directed by Pavel Vesnakov
Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Nominee
Manol, a retired general and loving grandfather,
is a patriarch with firm morals and fixed beliefs,
which he has upheld in his household. But on
this day, he learns that the boy he raised is gay.
The life choices of his loved ones challenge his
values in a battle he has lost by default.
Written by: Pavel Vesnakov andVanya Rainova;
Produced by: Vanya Rainova; Director of
Photography: Orlin Ruevski; Editor: Karen
Tonne; Production Design: Nikolai Zlatanov;
Sound Design: Veselin Zografov.
Summer 2014 (Poland)
Written, Directed and Produced by Wojciech
Sobczyk
Krakow Short Film Nominee
This short film portrays a pessimistic view
of the human fate, and tells a universal tale of
the world possessed by evil. The same piece of
land is shown multiple times in different scenes.
In the beginning, there is a bloody battle of
swords, axes and spears, followed by plagues
and conflagration. Next, it becomes an arena
of war, uprising and famine, portrayed through
a cemetery wall. After a short while, grains and
grass sprout from the blood-soaked earth. Nature
is reborn, it flourishes and presents itself in its
fullest form: as summer. However, the repetition
is painful and pessimistic, and the world, trapped
in a vicious cycle of evil, is unable to break free.
Director of Photography and Editor: Wojciech
Sobczyk; Sound Design: Michał Jankowski
and Michał Fojcik; Original Score: Bartosz
Chajdecki; Animation: Wojciech Sobczyk.
The chicken (Germany/Croatia)
Written and Directed by Una Gunjak
European Short Film 2014 – Bristol Short Film
Nominee
As a present for her 6
th
birthday, Selma is given
a live chicken. When she realises the animal
is going to be killed to feed the family, she
decides to save it and set it free unaware of the
high stakes her action will lead to. While trying
to bring back the missing chicken, Selma’s
mum becomes the target of a sniper shoot.
Sarajevo,1993.
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