A Town Called Panic – The Big Sleep

• Stéphane Aubier / Vincent Patar
• Belgium, 2003
• 5 min.

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Atman

• Toshio Matsumoto
• Japan, 1975
• 12 min.

Breakfast on the Grass

• Erik Alunurm / Mihkel Reha / Mariliis Rebane / Mari Pakkas
• Estonia, 2011
• 4 min.

It takses 99 % of work and 1 % talent, to create a masterpiece.

Futon

• Yoriko Mizushiri
• Japan, 2012
• 6 min.

Wrapped in the futon... Memories are coming up to the mind, the future is imagined, senses are recaptured, physical feelings as a woman are deeply ingrained...Everything melts pleasantly all together. In the futon, the body wonders seeking for these sense...

Holiday

• Ryo Hirano
• Japan, 2011
• 6 min.

Mound

• Allison Schulnik
• United States, 2011
• 4 min.

Dozens of lumpy, ghoulish figures — crudely made mostly of clay, fabric, feathers and other materials — dance, gesture and undergo all sorts of changes to the heart-tugging sound of “It’s Raining Today,” a 1969 recording by Scott Walker. The clay, which is mainly white but with color marbled into it, is in constant motion, as if imbued with a manic agency of its own, apart from the figures and objects it represents.

Rivers Return

• Joe Vanhoutteghem
• Belgium, 2011
• 11 min.

Spacy

• Takashi Ito
• Japan, 1981
• 9 min.

The Mechanism of Spring

• Atsushi Wada
• Japan, 2010
• 4 min.

The Mechanism of Spring is full of small twists which touch on universal interconnection. Atsushi Wada links his doodle-based characters into an animation which spells the Japanese word ‘ma’: exciting moments that can be applied to movement, speech, space or time. [please rewrite, from the IFFR website]

The Undertaker and the Dog

• Shin Hashimoto
• Japan, 2010
• 3 min.

Once upon a time,The undertaker met poor dogs.He handed his bone that he had created.