In The Woods, by Maya Shechter & Alon Sivan, 2014, Israel.

Selected for the 60Seconds Jury Award 2014

Dogs Will Never Tell, by Oana Constantineanu, Denmark.

Selected for the 60Seconds Jury Award 2014

Beyond silence by Alex Kostrov, Evalds Namavirs and Alina Kapustina Denmark.

Selected for the 60Seconds Jury Award 2014

War and peace by Amir Todeh Rosta, Iran.

Winner of the 60Seconds Jury Award 2014

Mass Manipulation Essay, by María José Alós, México.

Selected for the 60Seconds Jury Award 2014

Monsieur Fabergé In A Sticky Situation, by Frank Molino, 2014 Denmark,

Selected for the 60Seconds Jury Award 2014

Tell me your secret by Daniel Urhøj & Denis Haladyn , 2014 Denmark

Selected for the 60Seconds Jury Award 2014

Mask by Fayez Bahram, Iran.

Selected for the 60Seconds Jury Award 2014

Morten Hartz Kaplers

Morten Hartz Kaplers was born in 1971. He is a film director and a writer, known for AFR (2007), Gem et smil, Katrine (2001) and Le grand final (2000).

Kaplers studied at the film school FAMU in Prague.

He has produced several films and television programs, commercials and music videos. In 2000, he received a two-year grant from the Danish Arts Foundation. In 2008, he received the Carl Th. Dreyer Prize for his "courage, originality and provocation in his play with fiction and truth" with AFR.

Heinz Hermanns

Heinz Hermanns - festival director / CEO of  Interfilm Berlin - International short film festival & distribution, and directorand founder of Going Underground Festival at Berlin Metro.

Interfilm Berlin - International short film festival with almost 6,000 entries from over 100 countries and a festival program boasting more than 400 films, is one of the largest international short film festivals and the oldest.

Marika Seidler

Marika Seidler,is an  Independent Visual and Video Artist / Art Educator from The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Media arts, Conceptual visuals.

She works with open artistic hybrid field between documentary and fiction, where documentary material is transformed into a fictionalized ritualized cinematic spatial reality.