Last day of a divorcing couple where they start to share a feeling to make the last day to be a good one. but the more they get closer, the more they realize the relationship is already over.

Last day of a divorcing couple where they start to share a feeling to make the last day to be a good one. but the more they get closer, the more they realize the relationship is already over.

A long-distance driver, a drifter, journeys from a tenuous reality into a vision of the afterlife, called forth by the spirit of the mountain. 　　Storyline： 　　I received a phone call from a friend I hadn't heard from in years. I answered, excited, but on the other end was only uncontrollable sobbing. "Daniel passed away," she said, through choppy breath and loud tears. A shrill, hot, ringing sound filled my ears. Our mutual friend had overdosed on heroin. I first met Daniel during one of those hazy, humid summers you only get in Georgia. He was a living enigma: overflowing with mystery, and a sarcastic humor about what it was to be human on this planet. Our time together was spent driving around the suburbs, skinny dipping in the creek, and spending sleepless nights making art together. I was lucky to become close friends with him, he was the kind of person you meet once and never forget. During this time I had decided to come out as gay, despite a lot of backlash from the very conservative community I was living in. Daniel was the antithesis of all of that. He wasn't spitting hate and shame, but instead loved me for who I was. He continued to treat me with respect like the friends we always were. Daniel was the first person that was very close and special to me, to pass away. It happened like a flash. This sent me reeling through the long night trying to make some kind of peace. Which is when I started to write.—Caleb Addison Lanier

讲述了两个在飞机失事中幸存的男女，在科罗拉多州渺无人烟的荒山野岭等待救援的日日夜夜中相爱的故事。

It was the last party of the summer, the day before I went to Montreal. With my friends Olga, Damoh, Ninon, Céleste, Jules and my brother, Youn, we’d decided to continue the party on the island.

一别几年的大学生李柱因姐姐婚事回到他极为不愿回来的老家，因为家里有一位他极为不愿面对的老父亲李大奎。本想着忙活完婚礼就回城的李柱，万般没想到对方以送亲队伍在渡河时因翻船落水为由，把刚娶进门的新媳妇给退了回去。姐姐被退了婚，父亲李大奎却只会喝闷酒，默不吭声。直接导致本来就关系紧张的这对父子，矛盾升级到剑拔弩张。看着在断桥上流眼泪的姐姐，李柱给姐姐说他要给村里造一座桥。一句造桥，万种困难，村口的那座桥能否如期而至？李柱与李大奎之间的心桥又能何时造好？

一别几年的大学生李柱因姐姐婚事回到他极为不愿回来的老家，因为家里有一位他极为不愿面对的老父亲李大奎。本想着忙活完婚礼就回城的李柱，万般没想到对…

Production Co: Studio Se-Ma-For 　　Short art film from Polish Animator Piotr Dumala. Created 1988. Credits. Direction, Animation and Writt ing - Piotr Dumala. Cinematography - Grzegorz Swietlikowski Music - Przemyslaw Gintrowski Won Best Score and the Golden Dragon award at Cracow Film Festival 1988. Won Best film Between 5 - 10 minutes at Ottawa International Animation Festival 1988.

This is a film about two persons and a wall that blocks their path. Faced with the wall, one of them immediatelly and resigned submits, while the other refuses to admit defeat. In various ways he tries to surmount this obstacle - always falling. Finally, in despair but not admitting defeat, he smashes a hole in the wall with his head, paying for victory with his life... Now all the other has to do is bend down a little to pass through the hole. 　　His path is open - at least as far as the next wall... 　　A wall blocks the path of two people. One man submits, while the other refuses to admit defeat. Finally the second man smashes a hole in the wall with his head, paying for the victory with his life. Now the other person's path is open - at least until the next wall. Directed by Ante Zaninovic. 　　1966 Special Prize, London 　　1966 First Prize, San Francisco 　　1966 First Prize, Belgrade 　　1966 Honorary Diploma, Locarno 　　1966 City of Zagreb Award 　　1966 Special Diploma, Bergamo 　　1966 First Prize, Mamaia