Continental Drift International Short Film Festival 2008

Two little men float freely in the deep blue sky, tied to balloons. But then each decides the sky belongs to him.

Biology Made Un-Easy is a close look (possibly too close) at the microscopic world that surrounds us. Within each basic human interaction there is something strange festering under the surface, and we just need a good magnifying glass and a strong stomach to see it.

A young lady who’s out for her morning job discovers a friend who’s working on his dance moves and decides to join him and gets caught up in the moment.

Two childhood friends are reunited after many years in a Cuban rebel prison camp in 1959. Once the closest of friends they now find themselves on opposing political sides. One man a prisoner facing unimaginable torture and adversity, and the other a soldier in the communist army charged with being his keeper.

A lyrical look, exquisitely animated, at a reality as old as humanity, as young as today. In this film an old man looks at his life as he approaches the end. A gentle tale about mortality and how one man deals with his. Adapted from a story by Richard Kennedy.

Robert is an overworked student writing a thesis to prove that pop music is killing the brain cells of millions. After he is hit on the head by an apple, he is haunted by a horrible pop song. Will he rid himself of the song or go insane for good?

The story of a man overwhelmed by an obscure undertaking

Have you ever felt like you're walking with a black cloud above your head? This multi-layered film is the story of an accumulation of encounters between such black clouds.