Musings on dividing zero by zero.
Documentary on movie special effects.
In Le Trou Noir (The Black Hole), a young guy asks a prostitute to go down on him while singing La Marseillaise.
An action-packed theatre piece that looks at the problems facing a transvestite and his wife.
A boy and his red balloon follows the course of a strange procession. From France's Eric Ledune.
Fathers and sons. Yaron plays junior league soccer for the Haifa Maccabees. They're having a great season, in part because Yaron lifts the team's spirits by enthusiastically broadcasting their games from a microphone at the bench. When a player is injured and Yaron plays, it's a disaster. But the one person who can't find out is his dad, Danny, whose football exploits as a youth are his favourite memory. Now a stevedore, Danny works when the games are played and thinks Yaron is a star. The Maccabees are set to play a Jerusalem team for the league championship on Saturday - Danny wants the day off and Yaron goes to the coach and begs to play. Can he be a hero to his dad?
A view of Sydney Harbour. Australia's feathered icon laughs the bridge into animation. The bridge dances to a rhythm created by the hype which sails beneath it. A parody of a view which people pay millions to be near.
Neil Allcock's animated tale of a group of Madonna fans camping outside a hotel to get a glimpse of their idol.
A sailor sets out to lose his virginity on shore leave from the Navy.
Second of the Divertimento.