Competition Shorts 1

80 minutes
Competition Shorts 1

For the international competition shorts 54 films have been selected, of which 23 non-narrative.

This program screened as part of Haff 2015

Showing in this program

Black Tape

Black Tape

  • Uri Kranot / Michelle Kranot
  • Denmark, 2014
  • 3 min.

The second part of a trilogy that started with White Tape (2010), Black Tape explores the theme of domination. Michelle & Uri Kranot's short shows how, in an entangled tango, the victim and victimiser dance, occupying the frame and the space between brushstrokes. It is based on news and documentary footage, exploring the implications of life under occupation.

Dark Mixer

Dark Mixer

  • Hirotoshi Iwasaki
  • Japan, 2014
  • 4 min.

All things must first dissolve so that they can be reborn and turn into new shapes. A very intriguing animated short inspired by Transmigration and Alchemy.

Habana

Habana

  • Edouard Salier
  • France, 2014
  • 22 min.

Havana is occupied by foreign forces and on the edge of civil war. Lazaro, a kid from the slums, walks us through his streets and reveals the chaos that has taken over the capital.

House of Unconsiousness

House of Unconsiousness

  • Priit Tender
  • Estonia, 2015
  • 10 min.

A psychedelic drama about a chimney sweeper and a burning woman.

On the Other Side of the Woods

On the Other Side of the Woods

  • Anu-Laura Tuttelberg
  • Estonia, 2014
  • 10 min.

In this fairytale full of magic and childhood's nostalgia, a clay doll awakens her surroundings in a surreal natural daylight.

Pilots on the Way Home

Pilots on the Way Home

  • Priit Pärn / Olga Pärn
  • Canada, 2014
  • 16 min.
Sillon 672

Sillon 672

  • Bastien Dupriez
  • France, 2014
  • 4 min.

Colours and animations drive you deeper and deeper into vinyls.

The Wait of May

The Wait of May

  • Simone Massi
  • Italy, 2014
  • 8 min.

Simone Massi was born in Pergola (Italy) in the month of May. As a fiercely independent animator, he has conceived and realized a dozen small animation films that have been shown in 60 Countries on 5 Continents and have collected over 200 awards.