Niv Fux

This Queer Palm winning short film holds an unattainable allure: unconventionally poetic yet accessible, personal but universal.

In a clever and playful moral, the extensive process of constructing a tree house charts the significance of time.

Carlos Gómez Salamanca tells an intensely personal drama, a complete life trajectory, reflecting on a turbulent societal condition.

Jean-Sébastien Chauvin’s city symphony generates affect before analytics, allowing it to continuously play with expectations and observations as it progresses.

The past is inescapable for the protagonists in Marie Larrivé’s Noir-Soleil, in which the filmmaker wants us to pay close attention to “unmoments”—seemingly unimportant short occurrences where the characters stare into space or an animal moves between the bushes.