Dirección/Director: Maha Haj.
Producción/Production: Yellow Dawn Production.
Intérpretes/Cast: Amer Hlehel, Doraid Liddawi, Mahmoud Shawahdeh, Saana Shawahdeh, Maisa Abd Elhadi, Hanan Hillo, Ziad Bakri and Johan Dermelkonian.
90´ (Israel)

‘In Nazaret, there is a couple who have been together for many years, so monotony has taken over. On the other side of the border, in Ramala, their son Tarek wants to be single for life, and his grandmother is losing her mind, while their daughter is about to give birth at the same time that her husband is about to get a part in a movie. In the middle of a politically tumultuous period and among frivolities, dreams, and responsibilities, some want to go while others prefer to stay. However, all of them have some personal issues to deal with.’

Dirección/Director: Mark Noonan.
Producción/Production: Savage Productions and Irish Film Board.
Intérpretes/Cast: Aidan Gillen, Lauren Kinsella, Erika Sainte, George Pistereanu and Jesse Morris.
82´ (Irlanda)

‘Will gets a probation because, after the death of a relative, he needs to look after her niece Stacey, an orphan after her mother’s death. They head to the middle of Ireland and try to be a family, but they come across some obstacles. Stacey is rejected at the local School because she suffers from Narcolepsy, a condition she developed not long ago. Will disobeys a few times the terms of his probation in disastrous attempts to look like a responsible paternal figure. Both of them are taking a big risk: Will might lose the opportunity to be permanently released form jail and Stacey might end up in a shelter.’

Dirección/Director: Blandine Lenoir.
Producción/Production: Karé Productions. France 3 Cinéma and Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
Intérpretes/Cast: Agnès Jaoui, Thibault de Montalembert, Pascale Arbillot, Lou Roy-Lecollinet, Sarah Suco, Marlène Veyriras, Philippe Rebbot, Samir Guesmi and Laurie Bordesoules.
89´ (France)

‘Aurore Tabort has got separated from her husband. She has just lost her job and is given the news of a forthcoming grandson. At 50, her life seems to be stuck, but when she by chance bumps into an old love, she suddenly changes and refuses to admit that it could be the perfect chance to start a new life.’