London Short Film Festival 2010

If I want respect, I must show respect! 2 Shots represents a journey taken by young people on the Moving On arts programme in Sunderland. Working with designer Tommy Anderson they created an animation and visual art exhibition fusing montage, stencil and typographical artworks to create a visual expression of their experiences, aspirations and desire for a seemingly illusive thing - a second chance.

The Slips discover an old arcade machine with the power to drag them into the computer game itself and make them fight for their lives against an oversized killer robot...

Award winning animation film-maker Max Hattler presents a world transformed by brightly coloured geometric shapes that are in a constant state of movement.

Al's just a regular kind of guy who wants to fit in... but he's from another planet! This documentary follows Al's attempts to come to terms with human society and also confronts how we accept outsiders.

It is the first day of summer and little Ana Chia is sitting on a wall watching the boy from next-door playing with his trucks. He does not want her to join his game and she is cross. She has an idea to get him to notice her.

16- year old Anna is going out for an evening that will change the way she perceives herself forever. This short gem evokes all the anxiety and euphoria of adolescent discovery.

An enjoyable parody of the pop music video which quietly questions how animation is exploited today.

London is home to hundreds of different cultures and communities, each one with its own traditions and style. This small delicatessen in South London plays a vital role in the Italian community, but also illustrates how easily cultures can blend together. It is also the portrait of a man who genuinely enjoys his job.