Marina D. Richter

An old man ( Yousef Daryadel) is working as a night guard in a large industrial complex. Apart from him and his dog, there is no living soul around.

Everything looks perfectly fine in Ming’s (Qingge Gao) life until a strange incident at a stage rehearsal of a patriotic play occurs, involving lots of splashed paint.

Ghost Turd, finely subtitled A Twisted Tale From The Mind of Cheese Whiskers deals literally with what it says it does – with a ghost turd. The stinky creature is punishing dog owners who don’t clean after their pets

As a large number of people is using dating apps to find potential partners, the chances they will run into perverts and/ or lunatics are high. But what happens when an app insists you’ve got a match date, although you never liked the person in the first place?

In Z-Goat: First Bleat, the goat-horned beast (Simon Damamme) is not the biblical creature from the “Book of Revelation”, but it does declare death to anyone who doesn’t worship its authority.

All the generously applied blue cast and hard shadows with saturated black won’t scare you in Plasmid. Although it is pleasant to the eye and technically well executed, it would do much better with a more defined narrative structure that doesn’t leave that many gaps open.

After having killed Uncle Ben in The Amazing Spider-Man Leif Gantvoort is back to kill the comedy.

A young man’s (Sidney Robote) slumber on the couch in front of the TV gets interrupted by a woman’s cries for help.

Living in a second skin in the world of gaming is the core of Diana Kaiser’s directorial debut Savegame that provides the viewer with the privilege of a personal interpretation of what’s the Earthly- and what the virtual life.