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SP 06 Sci-Fi Shorts - First Contact

Science fiction stretches boundaries, awakens our pioneer spirit, shows seemly impossible events, and through it all creates a theoretically plausible future from the present day like no other genre is capable of doing. It also wonders about the first contact with the third kind, which often is just a symbol for strange encounters in our world. The SCI-FI-SHORTS program takes the viewer on a light-speed journey to an animated tiger in space and to the threatening lights in the sky through a diverse range of stories.

23.11.18, 19:30h, Zeiss-Großplanetarium Kino

24.11.18, 23:00h, Volksbühne 3. Stock

9 films

Karl

Thomas Scohy // France // 2017 // 03:45 min

Live Action

A human starts dating an alien, introduces him to his parents, and asks for his hand in marriage—all on one day.

Signal

Oscar Byström // Sweden // 2017 // 12:00 min

Live Action

There is a mysterious curfew in Sweden in the mid 90's. Anna, 17 years old, is told by her parents not to leave the house during the evening hours, which she also doesn’t intend to do. But when youth love comes into the picture it gets hard to see right from wrong.

VOYAGERS

GAUTHIER AMMEUX / ALEXANDRE DUMEZ / VALENTINE BAILLON / BENJAMIN CHAUMENY / LEA FINUCCI / MARINA ROGER // France // 2017 // 07:30 min

Animation

A tiger and its pursuer end up in a space station, where they meet an astronaut and his goldfish. It quickly becomes apparent that weightlessness turns everything upside down.

ANIMAL

Jules Janaud / Fabrice Le Nezet // France // 2017 // 17:36 min

Live Action

Monsters fight with each other in a dystopian world, playing out the revenge of their human breeders.

Asteria

Alexandre Arpentinier / Mathieu Blanchys / Lola Grand / Tristan Lamarca / Thomas Lemaille / Jean-Charles Lusseau // France // 2016 // 04:30 min

Animation

Two astronauts are the first humans to set foot on a planet. They realize that they are not alone.

FTL

Adam Stern // Canada // 2016 // 16:30 min

Live Action

An astronaut is about to to testdrive an FTL spaceship. “Faster than light” describes more than just the new speed. It also shows how uncertain things are in this dimension.