A wall of trees. Her sudden urges to break out of the cold loneliness lead to nothing. A sudden impact leads Irina to choose between owning her life or ending it.

Air is visible only in the things that it moves: in wafting curtains, billowing meadows, or swaying trees. Karin Fisslthaler composes an abstract experience from dynamic images that make the wind visible, audible, and perceptible in its essence. (Michelle Koch)

A playful poem tells the story of a little leopard who doesn’t have any spots and just can’t seem to fit in because he looks so different from anyone else. Determined to change, he tries some ideas to finally be accepted.

We are taken on a trip along the Parkway in Bogotá. After a few steps, the colonial city cracks, its human and non-human inhabitants transform it, the sounds of pots and pans disrupt normality, protest songs call for courage, the monuments fall.

Feeling anxious about giving a presentation in front of people, our protagonist is overcome by fear. A mischievous black goat suddenly appears and leads her on a journey where she faces different hardships and tries to deal with them.

What makes a tree a tree? What form can an encounter with it take? And what does the tree itself have to do with what we see? Answers begin to reveal themselves as soon as we contemplate the endlessly complex relationship between humans and nature. (Ivana Miloš)

On her journey to freedom, a woman dies and is born again many times. In a symbolic narrative, her struggles take the form of a twisted odyssey, praising both nature and life. She develops a deep connection with a goldfish and tries to save it.