How to overcome a harsh environment? People are living like ants. Sunlight may not be inevitable, but rain may bring clarity to the mind and body. The ant is getting used to being abused and enjoys the rain that brings vitality. Will it die? Maybe, but at least it lived courageously.

Moving bodies between 2D and 3D. Director William Wong and choreographer Ka Wing Blue won with this dance short the 2019 International Dance Film Award at the Jumping Frames Dance Film Festival in Hong Kong.

The relationship between dream and reality is akin to a pair of dancers or lovers. Director Tsang Tsui Shan combines documentary footage with stylized images, constructing a world for the love between Singaporean choreographers Aaron Khek Ah-Hock and Ix Wong Thien-Pau.

Dance and martial arts share the same origin. Having practiced martial arts for years, dancer Hugh Cho collaborates with fight director Master Yuen Fai to develop a choreography based on fight scenarios. Playing with camera angles and speed, they merge dance with action shots creating a new screendance.

In this experimental short, a group of jailers is assigned to endlessly guard an old abandoned jail. A deserter's escape has shaken the worlds of the remaining jailers: should they succumb to the powerful authority and guard the empty shell or should they pursue their freedom?