What happens when the body refuses to fulfil its designated function? This selection of films explores the blurred boundaries between humans, animals, and vegetables. Whether through a foley artist’s phantom limb, a panda’s political voice, or the erotic life of a carrot, these works celebrate the plasticity of identity. Moving between surreal animation and public performance, the films in this program ask: how do we transform our skins to survive? Here, the body is not a fixed reality, but a shifting landscape of desire and resistance. From defiant drag in a coal-stricken landscape to the corporate gatekeeping of a theme park, these seven films contemplate the possibilities of images and textures that continually reshape themselves to transform our perception.