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An animation painting recurring themes accompanied by an associative soundscape. Our companion through the sequences is a fly that appears in the image only to leave it just as quickly.

As a young boy in the 1920s, Carl Schönmeyr was regularly filmed by his mother. The result was unique footage of a bygone world. Carl comments on the pictures at the end of his life with a nostalgic look.

Notions of death and the act of mourning as a process of relearning the world in times of extinction and loss. The film tells the stories of six individual non-humans that were the last of their species before extinction, so called "endlings".

The Haven takes place in the communal laundry house, typical to Swedish housing complexes and a kind of frame of mind for ordinary life. The laundry house is not only a warm and temporary safe space, it is also a place where it is possible to be somebody else, for a couple of hours. In an uncertain and vanishing existence, simple everyday routines – like doing laundry – becomes a way to hold on, and to belong.

A quiet and fragmental look at loneliness.

A unsuspecting group of strangers visits a man on his birthday unknowing of the evil that thrives beneath the surface.

We take a walk to find a way, to find the answers or just a cigarett to calm us down. Are we connected without knowing it... captured in a mixed of realities in the promenade of life? Some stories can not fade away while we are moving close to one onother but in the same time close can be far away in a crossroads of realities.

Näcken is a video about a jealousy drama at a horse camp. When a participant realizes that her love for her soulmate horse might not be exclusive, something has to be done and it’s going to affect everyone involved.

A myriad of pictures from the early to the late 1900s portraying the old Göteborg in the festival’s most frequently recurring staple and cherished program item.

The physical world dissolves as bodies rhythmically hover through dreamscapes in this throbbing search for liberation. A Bath in my Mother’s Womb is an experimental dance film and an aesthetic explosion for body and mind.

A film team records a thriller at a cabin in the woods, when suddenly one of the child actors goes missing. During their desperate search, the team winds up in conflict: Is Tim’s disappearance of a supernatural nature?

Two men head out to go fishing. One of them thinks himself the obvious expert in the area and tensions rise beneath the surface. When a woman joins up from the beach, the course of events takes an unexpected turn in a visually appealing film with supernatural features.

The wedding approaches. The party location is decorated, photographic opportunities are planned, the sister reads her speech to the bridegroom, and a small Audi is missing in a fragmentary and visually beautiful portrayal of the characteristics, symbols, and actions of love.

Two groups of girls during a feverish summer night in a suburb of Stockholm. The same place, but two completely different worlds. A Sun in the Night is a poetically charged postcard, delivered with cinematographic perfection, and a bitter-sweet picture of a sisterhood that is both inclusive and conditional.

Three friends wake up on a spaceship after a party. They soon realize that the aliens are on their way back to abduct more specimens. With no help from the authorities, they ultimately find themselves facing the deadly force of invaders.

A man in a wheelchair is locked in a room - until suddenly something unexpected happens.