Bruised Fruit Tastes Sweeter

Ukabu The town where Yui lives was once surrounded by a dense forest. The forest has a legend of people being spirited away by the Tengu inhabited there. Yui remembers that 11 years ago Kayo disappeared in that forest. "Back then, I was right next to Kayo. But, why wasn't I chosen...?" Consumed in her thoughts, Yui steps into the last of the forest as if the swaying wind from the trees is calling her in...

Harald Harald is a wrestler. Driven by his ambitious mother he won a vast number of challenge cups. But his true love is flowers. When his favorite is taken away by his mother one day, he has to fight for it.

Frottage/Dommage/Fromage... Clint Eastwood whistles with Kyle. "The most engaging work in the program, creating such a heightened sense of awareness and connection to the screen..." - Marilyn Brakhage (Edges Fest, Victoria)

Boy Monster A disconsolate incel encounters a sentient pool of mud.

Today is Payday Office worker comedy by Nobuo Nakagawa

Willie and the Mouse John Nesbitt's "Passing Parade" purports to show how the behavior of mice can be studied in relation to the interaction of school children.

Bir Aylin, who lives with her mother in Istanbul, is continuing her university education. In the harsh conditions of life, they exist with a new "deceptive" business model that suits the desires of today's city dwellers.

BLUE An erotic drama adapted from the comic of the same title by popular manga artist Yamamoto Naoki, known for his extreme sexual depictions, starring Kohzuki Luna. On the day of the school festival, Haino goes up to the roof of the school and runs into Eri Kutani, an honor student. Eri recommends a drug called BLUE to Haino and invites him to have sex with her...

Der Vater eines Mrders... Germany, 1928: a pupil attends a Greek lesson in which the head of his school, Oberstudiendirektor Himmler, takes over from the teacher. Himmler is in fact the father of the eponymous murderer, Heinrich Himmler. The film is based on Alfred Andersch's last story.

Iigo... The first step is taken inward and in silence.