95’ | Estonia, Latvia
Cinematographer: Elen Lotman | Director: Jaak Kilmi
Kristjan and the other kids from the neighborhood are best friends and spend their summer days with games and adventures in an abandoned old factory. After being chased away from the grounds by Elmar, the grumpy security guard, a freak accident casts a dark shadow over the group – and Kristjan has to face the hardest decision of his young life. Will he dare to save a life against all odds?
113’ | Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, N. Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro
Cinematographer: Almir Djikoli | Director: Pjer Zalica
After ten years in Germany, Armin returns to Bosnia in the dead of night. It’s the May holidays, Armin just got married and he wants to surprise his father Fudo, but Fudo’s not home. The neighbor says: “They arrested Fudo, who knows why.” Chaos comes to the neighborhood.
120’ | Croatia, N. Macedonia, Kosovo
Cinematographer: Frane Pamić | Director: Lukas Nola
One night with a sex worker and two hotel employees who made him do the wrong thing, and Miro’s life will be forever changed.
128’ | USA
Cinematographer: Peter Biziou | Director: Alan Parker
In 1964, two mismatched FBI agents investigate the disappearance of Civil Rights workers in a racist town. Their different attitudes track them to a segregated town and learn that not everyone wants the case solved.
TAK TAK, 20′ | N. Macedonia
Cinematographer: Aleksandar Kasapinov | Director: Jane Altiparmakov
A TON OF ICE CREAM, 19′ | N. Macedonia
Cinematographer: Gjorgji Klincharov | Director: Sandra Gjorgieva
ARE YOU A MAN?, 15′ | N. Macedonia, Serbia
Chinematographer: Naum Doksevski | Director: Gjorce Stavreski
THE SCRIPT, 15′ | N. Macedonia
Cinematographer: Dusan Kardalevski | Director: Aleksandra Kardalevska
BOXES, 12′ | N. Macedonia
Cinematographer: Dejan Dimeski | Director: Angela Dimeska
105’ | Serbia
Cinematographer: Bojana Andrić | Director: Nenad Pavlovic
An aspiring journalist in Communist Yugoslavia, sets out on a journey to investigate a brutal murder in rural countryside.
AIKEN 10′ | IT
Cinematographer Stefano Bianchi | Director: Luca Coassin
101’ | South Korea
Cinematographer: Ju-Yeol Han | Director: See-Woong Tak
Bo-Yeong moves into the mansion of her previously wealthy grandmother, Wang, as a caregiver with a dangerous intention. But once there, he will see that there is something supernatural in that mansion and in the lake.
123’ | UK, France, USA
Cinematographer: Seamus McGarvey | Director: Joe Wright
Thirteen-year-old fledgling writer Briony Tallis irrevocably changes the course of several lives when she accuses her older sister’s lover of a crime he did not commit.
118’ | Greece, N. Macedonia, Germany
Cinematographer: Simos Sarketzis | Director: Asimina Proedrou
A tragic incident on Greece’s northern border strikes a local family of three, pushing them to face their own personal impasses, while having to deeply consider the price for their actions.
SOIL, 30′ | N. Macedonia
Cinematographer: Joško Morović | Director: Alex Cvetkov
FEAR, 4′ | N. Macedonia
Director: Tode Blazevski
IF THERE WAS NO SKY, 29′ | N. Macedonia
Cinematographer: Nikola Kitanovski | Director: Branko Popchevski
LIVING IN A BUBBLE, 8′ | N. Macedonia
Directors: Natalie MacMahon & Nikola Drvoshanov
LOBUS FRONTALIS, 16′ | N. Macedonia
Cinematographer: Riste Pejovski | Director: Kristina Atovska
THE AMERICAN ALIEN 13′ | USA
Cinematographer: Carlos Diazmunoz | Director: Rodrigo Rodrigez
86’ | Croatia, N. Macedonia
Cinematographer: Branko Linta | Director: Goran Dukic
Almighty and all-knowing Jesus Christ, equally all-knowing auntie Anka, and a curious hog Beba are the main protagonists of this rural musical comedy, situated in the mellow Croatian Zagorje during the 1990s war years. The folklore backdrop of the village life is dominated by the dramatic love between Beba and Roki, a boar of half-Serbian origin, and the breakdown of the hair salon bonnet dryer that tragically leaves auntie Anka with a half-done haircut.
