This programme features a fun selection of short films for the whole family to enjoy.
In 2012, Punto y Raya held its first junior edition, with films produced by boys and girls between ages 6 and 12. The call for entries brought in pieces from Spain, Australia, the United States, Ukraine, Argentina, Iceland, Greece and other countries.
The first segment of the programme contains works created by adults that explore abstraction in the everyday world in an unusual way.
- Primary Expansion by Johan Rijpma. Netherlands, 2012. 1'00''
- Pencil Dance by Chris Casady. USA, 1989. 3'08''
- Bird Shit by Caleb Wood. USA, 2013. 0'40''
- Against the Grain by Jonathan Chong. Australia, 2011. 3'29''
- Shift by Max Hattler. UK, 2012. 3'00''
- Herbstlaub (Autumn Leaves) by Oliver Vogel. Germany, 2007. 3'03''
- Mushroom Tea by Max Martin. UK, 2011. 1'54''
The second section features the finalists and winners of Punto y Raya Junior 2012.
- Un llibre sense paraules (Wordless Book) by Pau Vila. Spain, 2012. 1'59'' (Audience Award)
- The Balloon Friends by The Balloon Friends. Argentina, 2012. 1'44''
- Sinkin’ Shapes by Simio, AWG. Greece, 2012. 2'28''
- Un mundo sin rayas ni puntos es un caos (A World without Lines or Dots Is Chaos) by Abel Jiménez Serna. Spain, 2012. 1'22'' (Honourable mention)
- Puntibaile (Dotdance) by Mar Reverter Rosado. Spain, 2012. 1'50'' (Second Prize, Medium category)
- Opera abstracció (Abstraction Opera) by Cinta, Paula and Sofía. Spain, 2012. 1'28” (Honourable mention)
- swhbgkquehduish-- zas! by Colectiv Flipbooks. Spain, 2012. 1'40'' (Third Prize, Medium category)
- Parents and Children by ECOANIMA. Ukraine, 2012. 4'20'' (First Prize, Medium category)
- Forma magikoak (Magic Forms) by Sopelanako Udalekuak. Spain, 2012. 1'13'' (First Prize, Maxi category)
Total runtime: 34’
