Eco Sluts
Shortfilm program, 62 min.
Nature is memory, resistance, and transformation. “Eco Sluts” explores queer ecologies of desire, where ancestral myths, rituals, and unruly bodies challenge the boundaries between human and more-than-human worlds. A celebration of pleasure, survival, and radical forms of becoming.
MexXxica Teotl (MexXxican Gods)
By: Santy Mito
MX 2018, 6 min., int. OV
Ancient Mexica myths are reimagined. “MexXxica Teotl” revisits ancestral understandings of sexuality and gender, reclaiming knowledge obscured by colonization.
anthos
By: Maartje Hensen, Jessie Yingying Gong
NE/GR 2026, 8 min., engl. OV + engl. UT
In a burned landscape, two bodies enter a dialogue with earth, rope, and renewal. anthos transforms restraint into a language of intimacy, exploring vulnerability, care, and the fragile connections between bodies and the living world.
Ballenas Mojadas (Wet whales)
By: Clarer Winter
MX 2026, 7 min., span. OV
At the edge of the sea, bodies drift, collide, and surrender to the rhythm of the waves. Ballenas Mojadas is a playful celebration of sun, water, touch, and the simple pleasures of getting lost together.
Que Mija
By: Daviel Shy, Amina Cruz
US 2025, 11 min., int. OV
Red rocks, open roads, and bodies under the desert sun. “Que Mija” turns the harsh beauty of the landscape into a playground for intimacy, imagination and queer desire.
Echelle de la noyade (The measure of drowning)
By: La Fille Renne, Elisa Monteil, Laure Giappiconi
FR 2025, 7 min., fren. OV + engl. UT
We no longer recognise the flow. We no longer recognise the forest. Through water, bodies, and shifting landscapes, The Measure of Drowning imagines desire as a force of survival – a search for breath, connection and renewal.
Lush
By: Che Che Luna
US 2025, 8 min., engl. OV
Under the California sun, bodies return to the land through touch, breath, and shared pleasure. A poetic meditation on queer connection, where intimacy becomes a way of remembering ourselves and the worlds we inhabit.
Sterile
By: P1nk Poodle
UK/FR 2026, 14 min., engl. OV
Crucifixions, forest rituals, and radical intimacies converge in this queer folk-horror vision. “Sterile” transforms taboo, desire, and chosen family into a celebration of connection, resistance, and collective becoming.
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