ANDARAS CYBERLOVE – Official Selection

ANDARAS TRAVELING FILM FESTIVAL 2025

All the finalists of the 7th edition

July 14–20, 2024

“We accept the love we think we deserve.” That’s what Professor Anderson tells Charlie in the film The Perks of Being a Wallflower (poorly translated in Italian as Noi siamo infinito) when the student asks for advice about a teenage love that never quite takes off.

Love, bodies, and the space for relationships in the new millennium are the starting point for the latest journey of the Andaras Traveling Film Festival.

With CYBERLOVE, the 7th edition of the festival blends travel and science fiction to venture into a new frontier, exploring how youthful passions, sudden breakups, and eternal loves intertwine in an increasingly digital world.

Here are all the finalists who will light up the festival evenings from July 14 to 19, 2025.

“Andaras Noas (New Paths)”

Category dedicated to fiction short films that revolve around the theme of travel, the moment before departure, or the beginning of a new life.

Stormy Weather – Gabrielle Gingras (Canada, 11’)

Sharing is Caring – Vincenzo Mauro (Italy, 16’)

Largohen Dallendyshet – Deni Neli (Albany, 20’)

A Mother goes to the beach – Pedro Hasrouny (Portugal, 15’)

Two for the road – Lochlainn McKenna (Ireland)

“Gazes from the world”

Category dedicated to travel documentaries, offering intimate and unique perspectives.

Who loves the sun – Arshia Shakiba (Canada, 20’)

Alkaline – Paul Abraham, Abdulla Al-Hor (India, Quatar, 19’)

Wafaa from Gaza – Elisa Ward (Germany, 15’)

“Animation”

Category dedicated to animated short films.

Beaupré The Giant – Alain Fournier (Canada, 9’)

Trash – G. Boudiz, M. Crançon, R. Delaporte, M. Durand, R. Fleischer, A. Le Ral, M. Lutz, F. Vecchie (France, 7’)

Reven – H. Babey, V. Barreu, L. Bossard, C. Hurard, C. Monnier, M. Morin, L. Ripoche, T. Salaün (France, 7’)

Dawn – Y. Chang, M. Dejoux, M. Forestier, L. Jonckheere, N. Mercier, M. Pradeilles, A. Royer, L. Stora

When the chamois are quiet - A. Bourgoin – K. Ghilas, M. de Kerleau, L. Donadio, D. Haig, M. de Susanne d’Epinay (France, 7’)

The ones who never see the moonlight – S. Marché, L. Thoby, T. Saurel, E. Philippart, M. Fantini, A. Soto (France, 7’)

IS, or A beautiful, tiny, reddish hair, as thin as fiber – Kostas Bakouris (Greece, 6’)

“Narrative Shorts”

Category dedicated to fiction short films.

A good day will come – Amir Zargara (Canada, 19’)

Una faccia da cinema – Alberto Salvucci (Italy, 15’)

Taste of India – F. Garofalo, J. Santambrogio (Italy, 10’)

Le Derapage – Aurélien Laplace (France, 15’)

Chicken broth soup – Deniz Büyükkirli (Turkey, 18’)

Spider Zan – Maryam Khodabakhsh (Iran, 13’)

Ce qui appartient a Cesar – Violette Gitton (18’)

“Strange World”

Category dedicated to experimental short films or those featuring strong themes and content.

Masterpiece Mommy – Dorothy Sing Zhang (UK, 15’)

Crescendo – P. Chabé, M. Davaine, C. De Lamberterie, N. Garnier, A. Gatoux, M. Leite (France, 6’)

You are the truck and I am the deer – Max Ferguson (Belgium, Hong Kong, 5’)

Oplà – Giulia Camba (Italy, 18’)

Premise – A. Garlaschelli, R. Grasso (Italy, 6’)

“Another Love”

Category dedicated to fiction short films that portray an intimate and personal perspective on emotional bonds and relationships.

Amelìa – F. Orefice, R. “Belusci” Croce (Italy, 15’)

To Err is human – Tristan Bouillon-Perron (France, 10’)

Love and chewing gum – Arianna Di Stefano (Italy, 13’)

Cry me a river – Suman Sen (Taiwan, 17’)

Maundy Thursday – Daniil Chernogortsev (Russia, 18’)

“Erotic Art”

Category dedicated to erotic short films with a maximum duration of 20 minutes.

Freak – Claire Barnett – (USA, 13’)

Živa – Tamara Maksimović (Bosnia and Herzegovina, 7’) HIV fell in love with me – M. Iacono, J. de la Mar (Colombia, 9’) Parmi les violettes – C. Rouchet, A. Weissemberger, L. Cuilé, C. Thierrée, J. Bousquet, S. Carnazza (France, 7’) In all the rooms we met - Bonaventure Tain (Malaysia, 14’)