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Denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance: The five stages of grief are on full display here, sometimes bittersweet, occasionally uplifting, often soul-shattering.

Films include:

"sometimes, i think about dying" (USA, 12 min. Dir. Stefanie Abel Horowitz) Fran is thinking about dying, but a man in the office might want to date her.

"In Full Bloom" (USA, 11 min. Dir. Maegan Houang) Cecile, an older Vietnamese-American hoarder, has her life upended when worms open a black hole in her house and threaten to take all her stuff.

"Deliria" (Sweden, 8 min. Dir. Tomas Stark) A slow, hot summer day - something bad is about to happen.

"Water Horse" (USA, 8 min. Dirs. Sarah Wisner, Sean Temple) A secluded family encounters a dreadful presence emerging from the water.

"Grief" (USA, 14 min. Dirs. Brock Bodell, Daniel Perry) A grieving couple navigate the mysterious death of their son and a stranger visits in the middle of the night to bring their worst fears to a violent and psychedelic climax.

"Uplift" (Canada/USA, 11 min. Dirs. Rebecca Kahn, Abhishek Prasad) Eli makes an unusual ode to his departed child. Tinged with whimsy and black humor, "Uplift" is about how grief can be weird, poetic and horrifying.

"Maggie May" (Australia, 14 min. Dir. Mia'kate Russell) Estranged sisters Sam and Maggie attempt to reconnect after the death of their mother. But Maggie isn't interested in anything.

"Dead Animals" (Switzerland, 10 min. Dirs. David Oesch, Remo Rickenbacher) With a heavy heart, a man brings his dead cat to the animal carcass disposal. Once a mysterious taxidermist gives him her business card, he is intrigued to find out if the death of his pet might just be the beginning.