Two vampires hitchhike on the roads of France. Their goal : Marinaleda, a small town in Andalusia. Following a misunderstanding, they meet Lise, a young woman who offers to host them for the night. She discovers that they are vampires and they spend the evening talking, over a good bottle of wine.

A filmmaker, film critic, film editor and actor, Louis has directed two short films (Les Ronds-points de l’hiver co-directed with Laura Tuillier in 2015 and Saint-Jacques-Gay-Lussac in 2018)  and an essay (Bus 96, 2019) before shooting Marinaleda.

Octave and Flora have been in a romantic relationship for a long time on an online game without ever having seen each other. While Flora burns with desire to meet her virtual lover, it is not the case of Octave, deeply complexed by a burn ravaging half his face. Weary of the situation, Flora gives Octave a date so that they can finally meet. Will their love survive this meeting?

Pablo Dury was born in 1994 in Paris. He graduated in Directing at the Université Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne. In parallel, he set up Limagorium, a collective of filmmakers designed to encourage young film production. It is with this collective that in 2015 he started making OPIUM, his first medium-length film. It won the Fiction Grand Prix at the Festival Côté Court 2016. In 2018, he directed LES AMOUREUX, selected at Angers, Côté Court and Brive among other festivals. In 2021 he directed two short films produced by petit chaos: 💔 and WHERE THE SUN SLEEPS.

Arnaud, a student remaining alone in Paris during the summer, is obsessed with the wall where the names of the Parisian soldiers who died in the 1914 war are engraved. He finds himself confronted by one of these soldiers, who invites him to step out of time, and to bring comfort to his loved ones.

Born on June 28, 1947 in New York City, Eugene Green is a filmmaker and writer of French nationality and expression.
In 1999 he directed Toutes les nuits, released in 2001, which received the Louis Delluc Prize for first film. Since then he has directed nine other feature films and five mini-films.

From before the beginning until after the end; evolution and extinction from the point of view of rocks and various future others.  The geo-biosphere is introduced as a place of evolutionary possibility, where humans disappear but life endures.

Artist and filmmaker Deborah Stratman makes work around issues of power, control and belief, exploring how places, ideas, and society are intertwined.  She regards sound as the ultimate multi-tool and time to be supernatural.  She lives in Chicago where she teaches at the University of Illinois.

Two sisters, younger one Itchan and older one Satchan, come to their grandmother’s house who are currently in a nursing home. They start to clean up the house, to prepare for renovation, but the two gradually find the subtle gulf between them.

Born in 1988. His first feature film Forgotten Planets (2018) was officially selected in the 33rd Entrevues Belfort film festival and also screened at Japan Currents festival in Portland, Oregon.
Recently He made some short films focusing on monologues and landscapes. He is also the director of “The Movie Theatre Floating on the Sea”, the film screening events on a boat founded in 2013.
He also worked as the assistant director on Ryusuke Hamaguchi’s Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy.

Ondina is a happy and fulfilled young woman. She shares her life with Alexia, with whom she is madly in love. Their love story is passionate and carnal. But one day, Alexia flies to her native Greece and does not return.

Lora Mure-Ravaud was born in Bordeaux. After studying philosophy and literature, she turned to directing. Her first two films, Mona Lisa and Stage Left, made at the Lausanne film school ECAL, premiered at the Locarno Film Festival in 2015 and 2016. Her diploma film, Black Jack, was nominated for the Swiss Film Prize and won the Best Short Film Award at Winterthur Film Festival and the Prix de la Relève at Soleure Film Festival. In 2022, she returns to the Locarno Film Festival with Euridice, Euridice, a medium-length film shot in Rome. She is currently writing her first feature film.

During the inexplicable state of emergency in Moscow, a lonely young man is trying to find his missing dog and to figure out what is truly going on. Eventually, he finds himself in a parallel world where the dead and the living are inseparable, but the word “death” is strictly prohibited.

Since 2015 Alexandra Karelina has been working as a director of documentaries and experimental films. Her films have participated in international film festivals: IFFR, ISFF Oberhausen, Image Forum Tokyo, Le Guess who?, MIEFF etc. Her films have been awarded: “How to behave” LUFF 2018 (Switzerland) and ”Bobok” NHIIDFF 2021 (Russia).

Pankaj is a small-town theatre actor with dreams of making it big in Mumbai. But faced with obligations to his family, which is under a deep financial strain post the lockdown, he is forced to weigh his dreams and make a choice.

Achal Mishra (b. 1996, India) is a filmmaker and photographer from Darbhanga, Bihar, currently based out of Mumbai. His debut feature film Gamak Ghar premiered at the MAMI Mumbai Film Festival 2019, where it won the Manish Acharya Award for New Voices in Indian Cinema. Dhuin is his second film.