At Sea There is No Haven
Dir. Wim Jongedijk - Netherlands - 16 min.
A personal memory of the filmmaker's father who crashed the sports car he just bought for his wife. A relatively minor event that had great impact on the ability for intimacy.

Recognize Myself
Dir. Eva-Marie Elg - UK - 19 min.
Playing on the collision of meanings between the spoken and the written word, Recognize Myself explores ideas of choice and entrapment through the experiences of a depressed man seeking to come to terms with both the breakdown of his relationship and his loss of himself.

Softly
Dir. Lisa Kennedy - Canada - 5 min.
Trapped within lucid darkness and shadows, a young woman loses and finds her lover, facing her fears and anxieties through movement.

Sub Sectio
Dir. Wim Jongedijk - Netherlands - 16 min.
A compelling fetish-horror movie on the anxiety of upcoming parenthood in which a woman gives birth to furniture.

To Die is to Live
Dir. David Sarkissian - Armenia - 8 min.
An experiment in montage.

White Blue Air
Dir. Inza - France - 7 min.
Based on Roberta Lima's project, "Inversion" that deals with Body and Space and compares static trapeze performance with body suspension, this short captures the beauty, elegance and strength in exploring the possibilities of one's body.

Whore
Dir. Isabelle Mcewen - Germany - 4 min.
A poetic-pornographic vision of hell based on the autobiographical words of the novel by Nelly Arcan.