In a town where the adults live on ground level and children refuse to come down from the treetops, a series of interviews sets out to discover - what is it exactly that the generations misunderstand about each other? This animated documentary highlights the absurdity of childhood, adult-ness, the internet, and generational gaps.
● Ronni Shalev, Alon Sharabi, Hod Adler ● 3’ ● Israel
It is a perfect setting for humor, strong emotions, embarrassing moments and a taste of Shakespeare's ""Hamlet"".
● Elisabeth Matheson ● 13’ ● Norway
A day full of socially awkward moments.
● Nata Metlukh ● 4' ● USA
After winning her first international title, an 11-year-old gymnast experiences both new pressures and a new degree of self-aware-ness. The more recognition she gets, the more she realizes that the game only has begun.
● Leonardo van Dijl ● 15’ ● Belgium
In a desperate attempt to become accepted and popular, a young woman uses social media to gain popularity, copying the account of another already well known and liked young woman in her school.
● Helge Kallevik ● 6’ ● Norway
A group of girlfriends prepare for the anticipated summer party in a cramped bathroom. Between boy talk and makeup, Mercedes navigates her blossoming attraction for her friend Julia.
● Paloma Lopez ● 6' ● USA
An emotionally charged teen is forced to reconsider her prejudice towards emotion suppressing devices when a bushfire threatens her town.
● Tamara Hardman ● 13’ ● Australia
A bird that keeps order in the sky accidentally drops a star during cleaning. And on the earth, children find her. 
● Anna Kuzina ● 3’ ● Russia
Lekha Ramaswamy is a high school senior who’s determined to go to prom. She sneaks out and hightails it to a pre-prom party at the home of her crush, Michael.
● Swetha Regunathan ● 11' ● USA
Sexual assault is part of everyday life. Zoe and her friends have decided to do something about it. At night they go out to bring women home safely. As the violence escalates, Zoe is getting more and more caught up in it.
● Natascha Zink ● 15’ ● Germany
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