Official Selections
Winter 2026
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Best Short Film
"2054 : SEELE" by Edoardo Maione & Alice Gnech
"Best Short Film"
Situated in the future, 2054 Seele reveals a scene in which the economic violence seems to have changed gender. A world in which artificial intelligence and social control become human rights threats.
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Best Director
"2054 : SEELE" by Edoardo Maione & Alice Gnech
"Best Short Film"
Situated in the future, 2054 Seele reveals a scene in which the economic violence seems to have changed gender. A world in which artificial intelligence and social control become human rights threats.
"The Cockroach and the Ant" by Marco La Ferrara
"Best Director"
A father and his daughter struggle to cope with the gradual decline of the girl's memory, when an unexpected encounter with an insect shakes their existence.
The central theme of the film is Alzheimer's disease, through which the bond between a mother and her son is explored. In her confused state, the mother mistakes her son—who is caring for her—for her own father.
The story is told from the mother’s point of view, and as a result, her character is portrayed on screen by a young girl. By alternating between different timelines and perspectives, the narrative weaves together reality and imagination, ultimately inverting the parent-child relationship.
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Best Editing
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Best Original Screenplay
"Pretty Little Lucy" by David Williamson
"Best Original Screenplay"
When a lonely pharmacy tech is catfished by someone impersonating actress Lucy Hale, he spirals into an obsessive digital romance that blurs the line between fantasy and delusion. As his life unravels, the only voice that seems to understand him is Aria Montgomery—Hale’s fictional alter ego—who may not be real, but speaks to the ache no one else sees.
"Tom Hanks Must Die!" by Evan Neill
"Best Original Screenplay"
When a bitter nobody becomes convinced that Tom Hanks is the cosmic reason his life sucks, he drags a new friend on a chaotic cross-country mission to confront destiny-and maybe punch America's dad in the face.
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"The Cockroach and the Ant" by Marco La Ferrara
"Best VFX"
A father and his daughter struggle to cope with the gradual decline of the girl's memory, when an unexpected encounter with an insect shakes their existence.
The central theme of the film is Alzheimer's disease, through which the bond between a mother and her son is explored. In her confused state, the mother mistakes her son—who is caring for her—for her own father.
The story is told from the mother’s point of view, and as a result, her character is portrayed on screen by a young girl. By alternating between different timelines and perspectives, the narrative weaves together reality and imagination, ultimately inverting the parent-child relationship.
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