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Mû

Malin Neumann | 2024 | 6 min.

2026 Official Selection

As an essential divine water spring has dried up, a child accompanied by an otter-like creature sets out to find a cure for the life-threatening water shortage. MÛ is a 2D animated short film that poetically explores the theme of water scarcity and the importance of water as a life-giving force.

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See this film on tour near you:

September 2, 2026 Black Rock City NV (Private Event) Burning Man Festival
August 22, 2026 Ventura CA (Wild Child Matinee) Majestic Ventura Theater
August 21, 2026 Evanston IL Ladd Arboretum
July 20, 2026 Three Lakes WI Three Lakes Center for the Arts
May 14, 2026 Spokane WA (+ Virtual on Demand) Garland Theatre
April 22, 2026 South Lake Tahoe CA Lake Tahoe Community College
April 15, 2026 Lake Tahoe CA (Private Event) School Program
April 2, 2026 Mill Valley CA (For Students and Educators Only Private Event) Sequoia Cinema
April 1, 2026 San Rafael CA (For Students and Educators Only Private Event) Smith Rafael Film Center
March 7, 2026 San José CA Scott Center for Social Entrepreneurship

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