Feels Like Home
Sarah works at a hardware store. One day she meets Salim and instantly connects with him. They both share roots that might divide or unite them.
Film Category: Short
Dog Thieves
A middle-aged, grumpy neighbour accuses an immigrant girl of stealing his dog.
KAPSUR IMRANE in New-Brunswick
In the small village of Saint Isidore in New Brunswick, Canada, lives Imrane, a bright and curious 12-year-old boy who moved from Morocco just two years ago. Between school, family time, friends and exploring the nature around him, Imrane is learning what it means to grow up in a new country. He carries with him…
Children of the Waves
Noakim, Alassane, and Ilan, three young friends from Marseille, meet up after school as they always do. Amid their carefree laughter, a serious question suddenly emerges: x{201c}What do we want to be when we grow up?x{201d} This question sparks a deep conversationx{2014}a heartfelt exchange about their dreams and aspirations, as they dive into a boundless…
I’m Jesus
In 2024, faced with a humanity increasingly lost and a world marked by conflicts, God decides to intervene once again on Earth. But times have changed, and so has the way of communicating with people. For this new mission, He chooses an unprecedented approach: to return among human beings through His son, Jesus. This time,…
Chop Chop!
A Scottish-Pakistani dad’s life spirals into chaos as he battles his orthodox father’s ultimatum to circumcise the grandson.
Amman
A lonesome, immigrant printing plant worker in Southern Sweden gets wrongly accused of stealing a work tool.
What If / Tank Om
Pulsing with the rhythm of modern-day uncertainty, What If is a lyrical and visual short film exploration of doubt, prejudice, and the complex search for identity, created through innovative AI video technology. In a world constantly questioning race, gender, and social norms, the film follows Simon, a young man from Husby, on his inner journey…
Unfold Your Ways
The forest carries hidden stories—layers of historical and cultural meaning that are often overlooked. In a Scandinavian context, the forest has long been framed as a neutral and inclusive space. We have Allemansrätten, (the right of public access) so in theory, anyone can just “go out into the forest.” But in reality, there are invisible…
Arbuus (Arbusto)
In a post-apocalyptic Europe you can consider yourself lucky if you encounter some watermelons… or not.