Oma sissejuhatavas kõnes mainis Eesti suursaadik Kanadas Gert Auväärt, et Balti- ja Põhjamaad on kuulsad oma suviste helgete öödega: ,,We invite you to let our films illuminate the darkness of a late autumn evening.“ Ta lisas, et ,,this year's programme brings together seven short films representing all eight Baltic and Nordic countries, with Finland and Lithuania featured through a joint co-production, reflecting the increasingly collaborative nature of modern filmmaking. Across 99 minutes, audiences will enjoy a diverse mix of drama, comedy, and animation, as well as a folk horror film included in honour of Halloween week. Together, these films showcase the creativity, imagination, and unique storytelling traditions of the Baltic-Nordic region.“
Seekordsel festivalil tutvustati seitsmes lühifilmide vormis kaheksa riigi filmitegijate mitmekesist ja rikkalikku temaatikat. Esitlusel olid lühifilmid Taanist ,,The Fear of Sadness“ / ,,Frygten for tristhed“ (komöödia, draama); Eestist ,,Breadsong“ / ,,Leivalaul“ (folk, õudus); Soome ja Leedu koostööfilm ,,Feet Up“ (komöödia, draama); Islandist ,,Whim Rules the Child, and Weather the Field“ / ,,Veður ræður akri, en vit syni“ (draama); Lätist ,,Freeride in C“ (animatsioon); Rootsist ,,A Real Swedish Midsommar“ / ,,Myggor & Salta Pinnar“ (komöödia, draama) ja Norrast „Maybe Elephants“ / ,,Kanskje det var elefanter“ (animatsioon, draama).
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