A rap fairytale of justice, told in three acts.

In a kingdom bound by a strict hierarchy and surrounded by a magical wilderness, there lives a young maiden named Jasna. Gifted with sharp wit and a heart full of justice, she stands against the wicked and tyrannical ruler, Volk, who exploits his people. In his wrath, he banishes her on a treacherous journey to a faraway land, one from which none have ever returned. But with courage as her guide, and through overcoming her deepest fears, Jasna discovers a powerful ally in Eagle, the guardian of the forest. Together, they unravel the key to breaking the chains of the kingdom and setting its people free.

The journey of Jasna draws on contemporary ecological and feminist perspectives, highlighting interpersonal acceptance and understanding. The visually challenging form combines live-action scenes with 2D and 3D animation, complemented by musical sequences inspired by the contemporary rap genre.

I want to know what love is | Hanna Järgenstedt | SWE | 6’

A road movie about Hanna, who’s totally connecting with a hot DJ-guy in Berlin and is heading down to his gig, but misses the train, leading to an unwanted road trip. Will Hanna and dj___snorksenzation__000 become an official couple tonight? What’s cool and who´s not? Are all middle-aged men perverts?

Baby It's Cold Outside | Jannik Weiße | DEU | 27’

At the end of their studies, Finn and Johanna set off on a cheap ski trip – one last carefree escape before adulthood kicks in. But when a stray puppy shows up outside their hotel, everything changes. What starts as a harmless vacation spirals into a quiet reckoning – with their relationship, their values, and the prejudices they didn’t know they had.

Dancers Only | Siiri Selin | FIN | 19’

On a slow, rainy night in a neon-lit strip club in the center of Helsinki, four dancers find themselves with more glitter than guests. Dancers Only is a slice-of-life short film that peels back the rhinestones to reveal the real — a night of stillness where nothing happens, and yet everything does. A love letter to friendship, femininity, and the in-between spaces where identity, performance, and the mundane blur.