In a forgotten laboratory, an obsessive inventor brings a mysterious creature called the Hatchling to life. What begins as a miraculous creation soon becomes an unsettling experiment in the pursuit of perfection.

Realizing that Xolotl—the Aztec god of death—has come to take his owner, a little dog named Skippy leads him on a heartfelt tour of the house, showing the small, loving moments that defined their life together.

During a train ride, Ariel and Paul pass the time by sketching their deepest fears. Their game takes an unexpected turn when Gilda, a mysterious passenger, intrudes on their exchange. Yet her relationship with fear seems far less innocent than their playful drawings.

Marianne, a beautiful girl from Réunion Island destined for a great career as a mermaid swimming champion, has been going through hell since a huge beard began to grow on her face following a psychological shock. Rejected and no longer able to stand her image, she will try everything to get rid of this improbable hairy attribute but will end up being confronted with something much more monstrous than herself.

A brother and sister overdose on entitlement when a sample drug swaps their bodies.

A bar joke takes an unexpected turn and spirals into something far stranger. As the familiar setup unravels, The 12 Inch Pianist transforms into a surreal exploration of self-acceptance, queer identity and accepting others. Playful, absurd and unexpectedly heartfelt, it finds something personal inside a very old joke.

Charlie lives trapped in a crumbling household, caught between a disturbing father and a mother lost in silence. His eccentric grandmother offers an escape into a more whimsical world, but even that refuge begins to unravel. Moving between home and the military, Charlie struggles to protect his authentic self in environments that demand conformity. Charlie is Not a Boy is a surreal and unsettling tale of identity, repression and escape.