SHORT SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL & ASIA 2019 CINEMATIC ATTITUDE

The true story of two small Bosnian children during the siege of Sarajevo, who are asked by their father to collect and fill the bath up with snow, so that when it melts it will become water. The children risk their lives amid motar shells and sniper bullets to try to fulfil their father's wishes.

If two diplomats do not find an agreement quickly, it will be the end of the world.

A little boy is scared to go to the toilet. His father - a military soldier - taught him "A real man should pee in the toilet not the pot". The father went to war in the East of Ukraine and didn't come back home. The son should become a man now.

(This film contains scenes that some viewers may find disturbing.) The plot revolves around two German soldiers and their daily routine. They are truck drivers, seemingly ordinary, but in reality are drivers of a gas van. Their typical day consists of preparing and cleaning the truck, and the conversations that take their minds off of their reality – picking up people from camps.

An amateur artist sketching in a churchyard has a series of encounters with a young woman, who we might come to believe is a ghost. In fact, the truth is stranger than that.

Akiko Takakura is one of the last survivors of the atomic bomb explosion of Hiroshima. During Obon she receives the spirits of her parents and is haunted by memories. Akiko's childhood consists of constant rejections and beatings. Finally Akiko experiences fatherly love in the midst of Hiroshima’s ruins.

Arto is waiting for his wife and child in his car. As they return from the store they tell him that an unknown man harassed them. Arto decides to take the law into his own hands and plans to make a video to shame the man on social media.