Because Go Short is a beacon for young talent, Go Short has selected 21 films made by young, talented filmmakers this year. These films will compete for an Encouragement Award, an award that inspires and stimulates young makers.

In alphabetical order:

1. A Film About Pudding | Roel van Beek | 9’ | United Kingdom | 2021

2. Catcave Hysteria | Angelika Abramovitch | 20’ | Sweden | 2022

3. Doosra | Keerthigan Sivakumar | 29’ | Switzerland | 2021

4. Fury | Julia Siuda | 6’ | Poland | 2021

5. Mona & Parviz | Kevin Biele | 17’ | Germany | 2021

6. I Was Max | Lukas Kacinauskas | 21’ | Lithuania | 2021

7. In The Woods | Sara Grgurić | 17’ | Croatia | 2020

8. Invisible Border | Mark Gerstorfer | 27’ | Austria | 2022

9. Letters From Eusapia | Andres Cornejo Pinto | 19’ | Belgium | 2021

10. Love, Dad | Diana Cam Van Nguyen | 13’ | Czech Republic, Slovakia | 2021

11. Soum | Alice Brygo | 31’ | France | 2021

12. Strangers | Nora Longatti | 20’ | Switzerland | 2021

13. The Land that Rises and Descends | Moona Pennanen | 20’ | Finland | 2021

14. The Making of Crime Scenes | Che-Yu Hsu | 22’ | France | 2021

15. The Salamander Child | Théo Degen | 27’ | Belgium | 2021

16. The Seine’s Tears | Yanis Belaid, Eliott Benard, Nicolas Mayeur, Etienne Moulin, Hadrien Pinot, Lisa Vicente, Philippine Singer, Alice Letailleur | 9’ | France | 2021

17. TRAP | Anastasia Veber | 20’ | Russia | 2022

18. Wet | Marianne Bergonneau, Lauriane Montpert, Mélina Mandon, Cloé Peyrebrune, Elvira Taussac | 6’ | France | 2021

19. When The Moon Was Gibbous | Erika Grace Strada | 4’ | Denmark | 2021

20. Will My Parents Come To See Me | Mo Harawe | 28’ | Austria, Germany, Somalia | 2022

21. Z Bratem | Mattias Bavré | 21’ | Poland, Belgium | 2021