from Friday 20th
to Sunday, March 22nd
Turin

by Michele Vicenti, Italy, 2025, 20 min. - In competition, regional premiere In the arid landscape of the Alta Murgia, Raffaele—a farmer and guardian of the land—faces recurring wildfires that threaten the fields and biodiversity. His daily role as a sentinel reveals the fragility of a land undergoing desertification and the impact of the climate crisis on the lives of those who live there. #ClimateChange #Desertification #EnvironmentalCrisis Michele Vicenti is an Italian fi

by Teresa Juksaar, Estonia, 2025, 14 min. – In competition, regional premiere A small Estonian family, who has moved into the city’s most prestigious neighborhood, unexpectedly receives a goat as a gift through a charity program. Someone thinks they’re doing a favor for a distant stranger with a single click. Amid the moving boxes of a house still in the process of being packed up, a little goat wanders about. The father takes it upon himself to solve the problem, since the c

by Niccolò Donatini, Italy, 2024, 12 min. – In competition, regional premiere Alma is twenty years old and has ADHD. In the world of beehives, Alma feels perfectly at ease; over time, she has learned to manage the inattention associated with her neurodiversity. The bees symbolize the safe haven that Alma shares with her father, Pietro. The day of the college entrance exam arrives. What appears to be chaotic and unmanageable actually conceals an intrinsic order. #inclusion #so

by Stefania Accettulli, Italy, 2024, 16' – In competition, regional premiere   Aura, a fighter who rejects emotional contact, tries to teach the art of judo to Miriam, a traumatized girl with a phobia of physical contact.   #sexism #culturalviolence #feminism #machismo   Assistant director and recently director, Stefania Accettulli has produced, written, and directed several documentaries, music videos, and short films, including "Deerstalker," a project selected at sever