Here are some of the synopses of the films appearing in this season’s festival. In a world where the boundaries between humans and machines have been abolished, now that death has been overcome and eternity is in sight, is there a soul left alive ? Through this story, we explore the connection between human feelings and technology, imagining a future of love and understanding in a surreal way. A retro-futuristic song inspired by the 1967 British sci-fi drama “”The Prisoner,”” which still enjoys a cult following today. An in-car food review unlike any other. The music video for QUVN’s song “Coal Mines and Wind Turbines” eloquently captures the duality of love. Through evocative imagery, it portrays heartache, longing, and passion. In the future world, it has become a common phenomenon for consciousness to be uploaded to the cloud, and a new way of socializing and continuing life has become popular. Two strangers share the same emotion while watching a movie. The cinema exit door opens onto an imaginary desert where they will meet. A music box dancer, surrounded by animated mannequins, performs her usual choreographic routine, beginning to become uncomfortable with its mechanical repetitiveness. Elvis dreams of an alternate reality in which previously strict gender norms are mocked and his queer desires are eventually fulfilled – a détournement of the white playboy stereotype in the Elvis movies. An experimental found footage documentary about the first school shooter, Brenda Spencer. Scratch My Nose part criticism. part pitch. part analysis, a love letter of sorts to this new choreographed world. Tumble through the animation multiverse in this series of dizzying shorts from the Blind Pig extended family.