Films by Spike Jonze and Park Chan-wook make the cut.

25 films from 21 countries will be competing for the Golden Bear and Silver Bear, the DAAD Short Film Prize and a nomination for the EFA Short Film Prize.

The winning films will be chosen by US photographer and film-maker Nan Goldin, Israeli filmmaker and director of the Sam Spiegel Film and Television School Renen Schorr and Tunisian film-maker Ibrahim Letaief, with the awards presentation taking place on Feb 19 at the Berlin Film Festival.

The full line up:

15 iulie, dir Cristi Iftime (Romania)

Apele Tac, dir Anca Miruna Lăzărescu (Germany/Romania)

Ashley/Amber, dir Rebecca R. Rojer (US)           

Återfödelsen, dir Hugo Lilja (Sweden)

Back by 6, dir Peter Connelly (Belgium)

Cleaning up the Studio, dir Christian Jankowski Republic of Korea)

Erdö, dir György Mór Kárpáti (Hungary)

Fragen an meinen Vater, dir Konrad Mühe (Germany)

Green Crayons, dir Kazik Radwanski (Canada)

Heavy Heads, dir Helena Frank (Denmark)

La Calma, dir Fernando Vílchez Rodríguez (Peru)

La Ducha, dir Maria Jose San Martin (Chile)

PARANMANJANG, dir Park Chan-wook, Park Chan-kyong (Republic of Korea)

Pera Berbangê, dir Arin Inan Arslan (Turkey)

Planet Z, dir Momoko Seto (France)

Pu-Seo-Jin Bam, dir Yang Hyo-joo (Republic of Korea)

Rao Yi Sheng, dir Alexej Tchernyi, Wu Zhi (Germany)

Scenes From The Suburbs, dir Spike Jonze (US)

Sju dagar i skogen, dir Peter Larsson (Sweden)        

Stick Climbing, Daniel Zimmermann (Austria/Switzerland) 

Sudsanan,Pimpaka Towira (Thailand)

Susya, Dani Rosenberg, Yoav Gross (Israel/Palestinian Territories)

Świteź, dir Kamil Polak (Poland)

Tomorrow Everything Will Be Alright, dir Akram Zaatari (Lebanon/UK)

Woman Waiting, dir Antoine Bourges (Canada)

 


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