WoFF Glasgow Age of Oblivion - Short Films

Pale Blue Dot

Directed by Pourya Ezzati Pour, Germany, 2014, 11m
Shorts Competition

Pieces of lives spent in this crazy, meaningless, violent Pale Blue Dot in the murkiness of space that we call Earth.

Milky

Directed by Andrée-Anne Roussel, Canada, 2014, 14m
Shorts Competition | Female Perspective

Aude's breasts starts to produce milk, for no reason. Her two roommates become aware of this, and it disturbs their microcosm.

Abrase

Directed by Toshadeva Palani, US, 2015, 8m
Shorts Competition

The fading love of two men, remembered. A relationship once vivid, now dissipating into a fog of partial remembrance; the memories of heartbreak and loss that bend and change as the years go by.

It's Not About You Anymore

Written & Directed by Louise De Groef, Belgium, 2014, 19m
Shorts Competition | Female Perspective

Leon, a pathological liar, is on a journey of self-discovery. But, when he finally discovers who he truly is, it is too late for his environment.

He Took The Bottle, But Left The Girl

Directed by Reinis Kalvins, Latvia, 2014, 20m
Shorts Competition

Toms, a young and handsome mysterious man, is on his way to his girlfriend’s brother’s birthday. Arriving to the circle of Leva’s family and friends for first time, Tom needs to fit in.

Orpheus

Directed by Tina Smalcelj, Bosnia & Herzegovina, 2013, 4m
Shorts Competition | Female Perspective

It's a beautiful winter day. Four children are playing on the bridge, but a fifth player enters the game... The Sniper.

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Special thanks to FEST: New Directors New Films Festival for these lovely discoveries.