Golden Kitchen 

2005. Belgium. Directed by Philippe Witjes, Valerie Berteau. The Golden Temple of Amritsar, India, serves thirty thousand free meals a day. U.S. premiere 5 min.

Burka Boogie Woogie 

2005. The Netherlands. Directed by Sietske Tjallingii. An animated dancing burka takes on a life of its own. 5 min.

Judas (Peephole)

2005. France. Directed by Nicolas Bary. This ominous science-fiction costume drama, starring Jean-Pierre Cassel, features an array of mysterious and magical peepholes. New York premiere. In French; English subtitles. 17 min.

Wrong Answer 

2005. Australia. Directed by Jon Cohen. A fictional clinical psychological test measures the subject's reaction to authority figures and willingness to inflict pain. New York premiere. 8 min.

Schmuckgarten (Jewel Garden)

2006. Switzerland/Germany/Israel. Directed by Felice Wonnenberg. The filmmaker explores a jumble of second-hand bric-a-brac in a stall in Berlin's Ku'damm market. U.S. premiere. In German; English subtitles. 9 min.

History Is a Silent Film 

2006. India. Directed by K. M. Madhusudhanan. An aging technician lovingly maintains old movie projectors still in demand in parts of India. U.S. premiere. 15 min.

Rabbit 

2005. Great Britain. Directed by Run Wrake. Two storybook children discover a mischievous idol, with macabre results. 9 min.

Marché aux Poissons (Fish Market)

2005. South Korea/France. Directed by Han Il Cho. A Korean fish market revealed through stunning photography. U.S. premiere. 9 min.

Why the Irish Dance That Way 

2006. Ireland. Directed by Nick Kelly. A humorous commentary on the character of the Irish. New York premiere. 5 min.