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This surreal story about loneliness, love and jealousy is an adaptation of a story by Roland Topor made by renowned director Izabela Plucińska. The director sticks to her original claymation style that she stretches to the extreme. In her film, a man tries to chase away loneliness by eating. When he finally finds love, it happens to be inseparable from his own body. This strange story has an even stranger ending.

The protagonist of this story is a child named Oscar who grows in his parents’ garden. Each of the parents has their own idea of what gender the child is. This peculiar and artistically original film about the search and subsequent acceptance of one’s own identity was made by a Brazilian director who studied at the prestigious French school La Poudrière.

This humorous and ironic film was made largely in the form of a music video. The author depicts a situation when the native Americans are finally returned their land and the immigrants now have to return to where their ancestors came from. A film packed with stereotypes illustrating the absurd discussion about sending all people back to their home countries.

One night, Reine, a young loner, sees among the urban chaos a moving oneness that seems alive, like some sort of guide. This artistically refined and atmospheric film was made by Adrien Merigeau, a French filmmaker who worked in Ireland for several years. Apart from making his own films, he worked on the Oscar-nominated hits The Secret of Kells (2009) and Song of the Sea (2014).

American director and animator of Czech origin Paul Fierlinger (once again in collaboration with his wife Sandra) presents another biographical film. In this documentary film based on his own personal memories of his long-time close friend, actor and voice actor Jim Thurman, Fierlinger recounts a number of unbelievable events they experienced together.