SHORT SHORTS FILM FESTIVAL & ASIA 2015

The composting phenomenon, that lasts on average 6 months, is compressed into a short movie of 2 minutes and 30 seconds.

Ain't No Fish is a short stop motion animated film set to the music and lyrics of Sigman and Russell and performed by Hoagy Carmichael. It's an 'easy-go-lucky' song about fishing and why 'Some Days There Just Ain't No Fish'.

Wasps Man is about to destroy the Earth so the heros come to the rescue. An apocalyptic battle begins!

Sitting in her favorite oak tree, 11-year-old Filine encounters little wonders in the natural world around her. She observes the beauty and dramas of life in and around a tree most people are not even aware of. As trees fall down in the forest, Filine starts to fear that one day she will lose her special oak tree.

In the far future the air is heavily polluted, so much so that people must wear special masks. A book that a boy picks up at the library has something to tell us...

There is so much to feel guilty about nowadays. Sure, we all care about the environment, but honestly, don't you just want to toss all the junk in the same waste bin, sometimes? What if there was a simple service that got your back covered, on a monthly direct debit plan?

'Brilliant Darkness: Hotaru in the Night' explores the importance of darkness, and the erosion of it, through the study and preservation of firefly habitats in Japan and the US. The film, presented by the Zoological Lighting Institute, features artists and scientists working to understand firefly flash patterns and live among wildlife in urban settings.

At a family breakfast table, the family uses a single piece of tissue paper to clean everything up. This piece of tissue paper can be reused an unlimited number of times. It seems to be a great invention, but...

The main character, “Albert,” gets lost in the seductive world of pretty packages. When his frivolous fantasy turns into a nightmare he discovers a different world behind the facade of the supermarket.

Conservation International has finished a collection of beautiful and poignant films that represent “nature speaking.” Each film gives voice to an element of nature and challenges our notion of the relationship between humankind and the Earth. Celebrities have generously donated their talent and time to play the parts of each element.

A Japanese comedian returns to his room backstage. Here he is kidnapped by a group of mysterious masked men because of his misbehavior. They take him to the studio and ask him to jump into a bath of hot water...

In the beautiful environment of the Alps, an extraordinary documentary about the incredible "Petramosaurus Cavator." Through fiercest fighting and the miracle of birth, we will know the incredible life cycle of this beautiful species, and in particular its relationship with the man and our planet.