 Medusa by Nick DiLiberto Perseus risks his life for the head of Medusa. |
 The Quiet Life by Timothy Hittle Jay Clay and Blue have built a home and Jay is content to live a quiet life. Yet trouble is never far away, and soon chaos is at his door. He encounters two visitors amid the mayhem, and his life is forever changed. Sequel to the Oscar-nominated film, CanHead |
 Just Can’t Trust a Drunk Ninja by Greg Doble A cautionary tale that humorously warns us about the danger of drunken, uncoordinated, weapon-carrying ninjas. |
 Ruby Rocket, Private Detective Web Series by Sam Niemann & Stacey Hallal The continuing mis-adventures of Ruby Rocket, Private Detective. |
 Slow Joe by Philip Gray & Stephen Boot Joe resorts to desperate measures to try and win a prestigious pigeon race when his pigeon tragically dies. |
 The Lighthouse by Po Chou Chi Inspired the director’s own experience, a story about how parents support their children to make dreams come true. No matter what happens, parents will be always waiting for their children, just like the lighthouse forever lighting out for the boats. |
 The Box Game The Box Game Collective Kevin’s sister is too grown up for the make-believe games that he and his friends like to play. When she tries to stop their cardboard box game, she discovers that the vital worlds of imagination have their own reality and are available to all ages. |
 Transformations on Bartók by Stephen Campbell An experimental film exploring abstract forms moving in synchronization to Béla Bartók’s frenetic violin duet. |
 Missionary by Mike A. Smith Geopolitical allegory as cartoon slapstick, featuring eggs and fearsome hand-on-stick technology. |
 In the Fall of Gravity by Ron Cole A wizard and his traveling companion discuss the nature of life and the workings of the universe. |
 Good Bot Bad Bot by Marcus Ng & Nick Matthews When Joe is brought in for questioning after a toaster’s murder, he meets an odd couple of robot police. Tensions rise as the interrogation drags on and it’s anyone’s guess how Joe will get out alive! |
 Something Left, Something Taken by Max Porter & Ru Kuwahata Everyone who enters a crime scene leaves something behind and takes something away. Something Left, Something Taken is an animated dark comedy about a vacationing couple’s encounter with a man they believe to be the Zodiac Killer. |
 Landscape with Duck by Patrick Neary A wayward duck tries to catch up with his companions on their migration south. |
 24 Frames by Brad Pattullo A stop-motion animated black comedy mockumentary about the making of a puppet film. At an art school in the southern U.S., a group of ambitious animation students endeavor to adapt a children’s book into a stop-motion film. |