NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “An American Piano” from Japan, Directed By Paul Leeming.

"An American Piano" is based on the true story of a young Japanese girl who played the piano for POWs during WWII and how it affected their lives.

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “Zugzwang” from USA, Directed By Yolanda Centeno.

ugzwang in German means obligation to move. Life and chess are not so different. There is a moment in life where you know you have to make a decision, but the best thing to do would be not to make any move. But... you must. We simply call this being screwed. In chess, they call it Zugzwang.

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “Undressed” from United Kingdom, Directed By Rahdy Elwan.

Ned notices how friendly Mirella gets when she's wearing her costume. If he steals her clothes, and she has to stay in costume, can they find love?

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “AMBULAANCE SAVES LIFE” from India, Directed By Deepak Noor.

 \\\\\\\"\\\\\\\"Ambulaance - Saves Life\\\\\\\"\\\\\\\"Kya aaj ek ladki ki izzat hospital main safe hai,aakhir or kab tak ye doctors apni man maani karte rahege,jo chan paiso ke laalach main aakar insan ki zindgi kaa souda karte rahege,aaj har insan ko yakeen hai ki ambulance time par aakar unki jaan bachayegi,magar agar ambulance hi bik jaayegi to ek aam aadmi kiske upar yakeen karega,spancholi production house & noor film production ke banner tale bani film \\\\\\\"Ambulaance - Saves Life\\\\\\\"

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “NUIT / BETON” from France, Directed By Noe Weil.

Simon is a drug dealer, who owes a significant amount of money. He is kidnapped and locked up by his supplier, with whom he has a complicated relation. Under a psychological torture, he ends up admitting why he his late with his payment: the story behind seems to be even more intense and personal...

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “I've just had a dream” from Spain, Directed By JAVI NAVARRO.

Helen is eight and she just woke up from a horrible dream.

NMIFF welcomes the entry of a Short film “MOBILIARIO URBANO” from Spain, Directed By Ignacio Nacho.

Street furniture is basically without encouragement of being pedantic, a visual poem that reflects as anyone is susceptible to eviction regardless of race, gender, age, sexuality, lifestyle or economy.