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The short film recounts what happened to Jacob Hall and Ava Olsen, who were first-graders at Townville Elementary School in South Carolina when a 14-year-old boy opened fire on their school playground at recess. Jacob was killed and the movie follows Ava as she struggles to deal with the aftermath of the shooting.

Bank security guard S overhears that there is a mysterious black bag in the safe. He decides to take advantage of his job and steal the bag. This VR film uses abstract metaphor combined with a unique hand-painted art style. It tells the story of a person who reaped what he sowed, but with an open ending. Everyone has their own interpretation of what is in the bag.

Achik’, the spirit of a young Mayan immigrant, guides viewers through her dreams and memories of the arduous journey north. Starting in the Guatemalan jungle, travelling through central Mexico and reaching the desert in Arizona. Each chapter is composed from documentation of immigrants’ journeys during the year 2018.

In the Kuzan Republic, the Minister of Defence, who is expected to take part in a meeting of the Next-generation Weapon Coordination Council, has ordered an advance onsite inspection. Public Security Section 9, headed by Major Motoko Kusanagi, must secure the area and clear it from a rumoured terrorist threat.

An immersive VR comedy about big creatures and small slights. Grigon might not be the biggest Kaiju on the block, but he is the most neurotic. When he discovers legendary Kaiju – Mega-Hydra rampaging on his turf, it becomes a battle of passive aggressive proportions.

A stop-motion VR film that tells the story of arriving in a new country to live. Your taxi driver navigates the new terrain with you, acting as your guide while also revealing small parts of his own story. Passenger recreates and investigates the geographic and visual dislocation of arriving somewhere unfamiliar, and beginning the journey of finding a new home in a foreign land.

What is behind the cinema screen? What if the forces of unlimited imagination penetrate through the canvas into our reality? What if the auditorium dissolves and with it the familiar laws of cinema itself? In a way never before seen, tx-reverse shows this collision of reality and cinema and draws its viewers into a vortex in which the familiar order of space and time seems to be suspended.