Masset-Depasse sets out his credentials in this short – which draws on the coal-mining landscapes of Charleroi.

Brace yourself for the psychoanalytical ride through Ozon's nightmare.

A postmodern remix of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein – with a bit more sex. I wonder about the source novel, and its focus on social inequalities in Glasgow and its articulation of Scots history. A possible absence to think about.

An engaging short film that is critical of neo-liberal capitalism through its depiction of youngsters pre-occupied with expensive and pointless brands, the bourgeois' fascination with status (eating canapés off of naked male bodies), and the systemic issues within Belgium's welfare system. One for those who enjoy subtle, dark humour.