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Jeff is invited by his friend Max to travel to an estate within a forest, which belongs to acclaimed director Blake Cadieux. The youngsters' quest for ideals and freedom is pitted against the wounded egos of the adults.

In the heart of Tel Aviv, Dror and Eitan, former lovers navigating the aftermath of heartbreak cross paths on their way home from a night out and realize they are now neighbors. What follows is a bittersweet "walk of shame" that forces them to confront their past love and present pain. With a tender and introspective narrative, this short film delves into the complexities of love, heartbreak, and the enduring bond that draws people together despite separation.

In the midst of their own personal struggles, Milagros enjoys the fleeting freedom of her youth, seeking sperm donors, while Jonathan grapples with abandonment issues through online connections, finding solace in Grindr. Their paths intertwine in a wild road trip filled with music and self-discovery, filmed entirely in 16mm. Along the way, they encounter a mystical mermaid whose presence adds a touch of magic to their journey, leading them toward unexpected revelations and adventures.

Mercedes Cosco's debut feature follows Nina and Emma, two friends who spend their summer vacation together at the beach. Alfonsina Carrocio and Valentina Pereyra give life to these characters, who immerse themselves in sun-filled days, party nights and intimate conversations. When Emma begins a new relationship during the trip, the dynamic between the friends is challenged, leading Nina to a summer of self-discovery and reflection, in this intimate portrait of friendship and youth.

Director Nikola Stojanović, a familiar name on the festival circuit, returns with another short film marked by its unique atmosphere and captivating cinematography. It follows Sara who travels to a quiet provincial town for her grandmother's funeral, where the usual tranquil atmosphere is disrupted by the ongoing construction of a railway. Amidst her personal challenges, Sara discovers an unexpected bond with a construction worker, finding solace in their connection.

Set during summer in a Costa Brava mansion, this dramatic comedy follows Ana, a Colombian maid who works for an opulent family under the promise of a dignified job once her probation ends. As she starts seeing through the deceit, Ana will look for her own way of having fun. Miguel Faus crafts a visually stunning debut, complemented by standout performances and a storyline that navigates themes of class dynamics, personal resilience, and unforeseen opportunities.

Lillian, a high school senior from South Carolina, embarks on a whimsical odyssey across the Eastern U.S., venturing through its cities and forests. Her adventure begins with a school trip to Washington, D.C., opening her eyes to the vastness of the world beyond her hometown. This journey is a delightful exploration of self-discovery, through a satirical surrealist road film.

A group of young women gather at a country house for a week in summer to rehearse a play. As they spend time together, they share experiences of friendship, acting, love, loss, and personal struggles, hoping that this exchange will enrich their lives and deepen their bonds.

a man who travels from Spain to Argentina for a vacation at his family home, where he becomes attracted to a childhood friend. But their relationship is full of misunderstandings as they try to hide it from family and friends.

A study of minor events in the adolescence of a boy growing up in small towns. Daniel lives with his grandmother and, after one year of high school, has to go to live with his mother in the south of France. She is a seamstress living in a tiny apartment with her lover Jose, a Spanish farm worker. Daniel would like to continue school, but his mother cannot afford it, so she sends him to work as an apprentice in a moped repair shop. Daniel wiles away his time in the shop, and learns about girls from the other boys in town. When he returns to visit his grandmother next year, it is obvious that he has grown up faster than his old friends.

Directed by Bebe Kamin, this captivating documentary delves into the emotional farewell concert of the legendary band Sui Generis and an immersive journey into the heart of Argentine rock history. Filmed amidst the electric atmosphere of the Luna Park stadium in Buenos Aires on September 5, 1975, the film captures with the dynamic duo of Charly Garcia and Nito Mestre the essence of this iconic band, which attracted an audience of over 30,000 fervent fans.

In a quiet community nestled by an Irish lakeside, Joe and Kate Ruttledge, joined by a colorful array of individuals, traverse the daily ebbs and flows of existence. The story unfolds in a cyclical manner, exploring the regularities of life and the influence of nature. Characters such as the steadfast John Quinn and the nostalgic Johnny contribute layers to the rich fabric of the community, while Jamesie and Mary personify its enduring resilience. As time passes, the unfolding drama of their lives sheds light on the complexities of rural living.

In Marc Ferrer's latest film, Toñi, a transsexual hairdresser, leads a quiet life until she crosses paths with Lahcen, a young Moroccan immigrant seeking refuge. Their love story unfolds against the backdrop of a vibrant Barcelona neighborhood, where gossip and envy fuel the drama. With humor and irreverence, Ferrer blends comedy, melodrama, and musical elements, delivering a fun and touching subversive chronicle of love's resilience.

Ariane Louise-Seize's debut feature offers a fresh twist to the vampire genre, combining elements of dark humor and teenage romance. The film follows Sasha, a sensitive vampire who has an aversion to killing, as she forms an unexpected bond with Paul, a teenager contemplating suicide. Together, they embark on a nocturnal quest to fulfill Paul's final wishes, navigating quirky and unexpected adventures that blend deadpan humor with heartfelt moments.