A creature that faces problems others don't understand, is trying to fit in with the rest of his species. But in a world that feels alien to him, how will he find his place?

In 'bed rot song', a figure lies in their bed, covered by a blanket while they scroll through an endless cycle of "doom" on their phone. Mushrooms grow out of their body and their eyes. Suddenly, the door slams open and their cat aggressively calls on them to pet her while she eats. The film credits end with the figure, revealed to have a mushroom head, petting their cat while she eats.

A little boy, bored with building a bed, seeks something more exciting. A mischievous fire creature lures him away, and despite his father’s attempts to keep order, the boy follows his new friend into a magical mushroom world where anything is possible.

This black-and-white short film takes us into an imaginary world filled with fungal landscapes and strange, almost deformed creatures. From the depths of empty, mysterious caves emerge small monsters that move through organic and barren environments, driven by a predatory instinct that leads them toward a village inhabited by humanoid-looking mushrooms. From there, the journey becomes increasingly psychedelic and unsettling. The boundaries between predator and prey blur, creating a spiral of visions where everything is turned upside down: at one point, it is the mushrooms that chase and devour the monsters.

Humusities proposes a slow immersion into the living fabric of the soil as a space of coexistence between life and death. The work rehearses a politics of attention that opposes the spectacle economy, inviting us to inhabit slowness and to listen to the invisible rhythms of matter and its transformations.

Kingdom Fungi is a feature documentary that delves into the extraordinary world of fungi, following four dedicated amateur and professional field mycologists whose work is driven by a shared mission to document, educate and protect this remarkable kingdom.

Morana is a hand drawn abstract animation exploring the life cycle of fungi. Stemming from deep fascination for the world of mushrooms, this playful short film paves the way for friendships between humans and fungi. It’s an independent project of two artist friends.

Nature’s Bounty explores the relationship between fungi, people and forest in Zambia’s Miombo woodlands. It follows local women whose deep knowledge of wild mushrooms provides food and income for their families, alongside mycologists exploring the remarkable fungal diversity of the region. The film reveals how valuing wild fungi could create sustainable livelihoods while giving communities another powerful reason to keep these biodiverse forests standing.

In this short film – Regrowth – April reflects on how, when she experienced a challenging period with her mental health, her love for lichens gave her a window back to the beauty in the world, and a way back to balance.

A lost and lonely soul walks through a forest and stumbles upon a peculiar looking fungi. Once eaten, a series of precarious events unfolds. The effects begin to take hold and we see an enlightening metamorphosis happen before our eyes. The lost soul becomes whole. And enters true eternal bliss.

The Dreams of the Last Drum follows a community inhabiting the mountains of the ancient burned forests, a territory of volcanoes and burials, where body, land, and spirit are interconnected.