An enigmatic man journeys back in time to find his younger self, seemingly to revisit the nostalgia of trading cards. An exploration of identity, mental health and the erosion of childhood innocence, Trading Cards is a dark fantasy animated film about the weight of living with Obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Candela has a monotonous life working in the family’s dry cleaner’s in an inland town. During the town festival, she accidentally runs over her nephew’s dog, but decides not to confess to avoid ruining his birthday. Instead, she invents a legend about a dog pilgrimage to a sacred tree and invites him to join her in the search. As they search for the lost dog, their relationship grows closer, but the lies will begin to consume her.

Brutalist architecture, a toll elevator and the surrealism of the environment are the daily life of Mzia, a former sniper overseeing this globally unique transportation system. This film’s grotesqueness paints a tragicomic picture of modern Georgia.

Encouraged by her boyfriend, Emma invited her parents over for Christmas Eve dinner. Around the table, her father’s usual grumpiness created a tense atmosphere.

A hundred years ago, a factory in the village of Anhovo promised prosperity, but delivered a slow death.

Stick With Me explores the overwhelming fear of merging with a partner and losing all sense of individuality.
It starts out small, wearing the same clothes, having the same friends, maybe even the same hobbies until it spirals out of control, and you find yourself fighting not to become a monstrous entity so that one can’t function without the other.