The critically acclaimed CINEMA 16 / WARP FILMS series continues with "WORLD SHORT FILMS". Amongst the A-list directors are GUILLERMO DEL TORO (Hell Boy 1 & 2, Pan's Labyrinth, Mexico), & our own antipodeans? ADAM ELLIOT (Harvie Krumpet, AUS) & JANE CAMPION (Bright Star, The Piano, NZ), TAIKA WAITITI (Flight of The Conchords, NZ) feature alongside some of the most exciting new filmmakers of today. Cinema 16 is the first DVD collection in home entertainment history to champion the short film form, a platform without which, the careers of the greatest directors in cinema history may never had started. The collection is also an invaluable education for a new generation of filmmakers, particularly in relation to the entry-level short film - as the BBC aptly describes the collection - "a film school on one disc". The 16 films include: From the UK Andrea Arnold's Oscar winning & critically acclaimed festival hit WASP avail for the first time on DVD; Guillermo Del Toro's never before released DONA LUPE; huge cult hit FORKLIFT DRIVER KLAUS avail for the 1st time; Park Chan Wook's 1st & only short film JUDGEMENT; this year's Sundance Jury Prize winner SIKUMI; director Sylvain Chomet's Oscar nominated THE OLD LADY AND THE PIGEONS; Japan's Naoto Yamakawa's ATTACK ON THE BAKERY; New Zealand director Taika Waititi's Oscar nominated TWO CARS, ONE NIGHT; Alexander Sokurov's 1979 SONATA FOR HITLER originally banned by the Soviet authorities; Guy Maddin's MY DAD IS 100 YEARS OLD featuring Isabella Rossellini; Harvie Krumpet director Adam Elliot's first biographical short UNCLE; Alfonso Cuaron's 1983 meditation on isolation CUARTETO PARA EL FIN DEL TIEMPO; 36 award-winning, Oscar nominated stop-motion puppet animation MADAME TUTLI-PUTLI directed by Canada's Chris Lavis & Maciek Szczerbowski; Jane Campion's menacing & visually striking A GIRL'S OWN STORY & African Ousmane Sembene's 1963 BOROM SARRET. With over five hours of films across this special double DVD edition WORLD CINEMA 16 is essential viewing for anyone with an interest in the moving image. The majority of the films are accompanied by audio commentaries, almost always by the directors themselves.