The short films:

That's My Sister

  • Year: 2026
  • Country: Canada
  • Director: Zoé Pelchat
  • Duration: 14min

Camille, a teenager with Down syndrome, dreams of dancing in a semi-professional dance troupe. On the day of the audition, her sister Agathe witnesses how the world still stumbles over difference. Love and rage find their own choreography.

Dina Inou

  • Year: 2025
  • Country: Netherlands
  • Director: Fouzia El Hannouti
  • Duration: 16min

Dina’s parents are from Morocco, but she herself has never visited the country. That’s why people sometimes call her a ‘fake Moroccan’. On her first trip to her parents’ homeland, she discovers a world that feels both unfamiliar and familiar.

People Live Here

  • Year: 2025
  • Country: Canada
  • Director: Gabrielle Côté
  • Duration: 12min

Montréal is a city full of parks, cafés and bicycles. Until a new wind starts blowing: historic buildings disappear, making way for AI-controlled towers that erase all traces of the past and cast a shadow over the cyberpunk city. When the system collapses, nature reclaims its rights.

Precious Fantasy

  • Year: 2025
  • Country: France
  • Director: Nino Bouhnik
  • Duration: 13min

Paris, 19th arrondissement. As Zack is hosting his friends at home, his little brother Elie makes an unexpected appearance.

My Grandmother is a Skydiver

  • Year: 2025
  • Country: Ukraine
  • Director: Polina Piddubna
  • Duration: 10min

In the 1960s, the lively Alfyia takes up skydiving and trains to become a midwife. Suddenly, she receives a phone call from her granddaughter in 2022. The girl is worried about her grandmother's safety following the invasion of Ukraine, in a conversation that transcends time and space.

Extra info

What’s on the menu? A salad of themes such as diversity, identity and sustainability, etc., dressed with a dash of civil responsibility, served bite-sized and easy to digest. A series of short films with minimal dialogue is also suitable for newcomers.