Electric Shorts

Renowned composer Clint Mansell presents three short films that explore the relationship between sight and sound - the slapstick 'Mr. Foley' from Ireland, Andreas Hykade's 'Love and Theft' and Mexican drama 'The Cu Bird's Last Song'.

'Black Swan' and 'High-Rise' composer Clint Mansell introduces five titles with an existential twist, including 'Fugu and Tako' from Framestore Pictures and 'Cholera' with Luis Tosar.

Uncompromising director Lynne Ramsay selects four shorts that scrutinize the concept of family, including Joseph Pierce's 'Family Portrait' and the award-winning animation 'My Dad' by Marcus Armitage.

Lynne Ramsay, director of 'We Need to Talk About Kevin', chooses titles on the theme of memory - Rohan Blair-Mangat's 'When I See You, I See Me', carpet store romance 'Radical Hardcore' and a collage of Lisbon life in 'Symphonic Memories'.

BAFTA-winning actor Samantha Morton documents people and characters with a selection of short films. American documentary 'Blind Faith', 'Dotty' from New Zealand and 'Totally Free' by Daniel Soares all feature.

Critically acclaimed actor Samantha Morton introduces four titles that inspire through simplicity - Dutch drama '97%', an exploration of war through dance in 'Young Men' and Academy Award-nominated 'Fresh Guacamole' by PES.

Robert Eggers, director of 'The Witch', curates a selection of films that evoke fear and suspense, including 'The Dark' featuring Toby Jones, the H.P. Lovecraft-inspired 'Behind' and Romanian slow-burner 'Horizon'.

Rising star Robert Eggers presents four shorts that explore dreams, dreaming and dreamers. Till Nowak's mockumentary 'The Centrifuge Brain Project', the hypnotic 'Windows' and Spanish drama 'The Attack of the Robots from Nebula-5' feature.

Academy Award-winning director Asif Kapadia explores fact and fiction with a selection of short films, including Sai Selvarajan's watercolor animation 'Sugarless Tea' and the urban legend-inspired drama 'The Ellington Kid'.

The acclaimed director of 'Amy' and 'Senna', Asif Kapadia, introduces short titles about passion and genius - social documentary 'Hiking for Emails', Portuguese drama '3x3' and the award-winning 'Voice Over' by the Rosete Brothers.