Bjork's "Wanderlust" Will Have Canadian Premiere

There will be a few music components to the Canadian Film Centre's 14th annual Worldwide Short Film Festival taking place in Toronto from June 10 to 15.

The fifth year of the Scene Not Herd program will feature an array of groundbreaking music videos from the likes of Arcade Fire, The New Pornographers, Vampire Weekend, Gnarls Barkley and Bjork, whose 3D "Wanderlust" video will make its Canadian premiere. Twenty-one videos will be shown at The Royal Cinema on June 13 at both 7 and 9:30 p.m. An after-party featuring performances by Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton, Cancel Winter, Super Fantastic Soundsystem and Kids And Explosions will take place that night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Gibson Showroom. Show your Scene Not Herd ticket stub for admission.

Other somewhat music-related films include: About Face, starring former Headstones frontman Hugh Dillon; Song Of Slomon, about an Orthodox rabbi who questions his faith when he becomes obsessed with a dance song; and I Am Bob, which sees former Boomtown Rats singer Bob Geldof playing himself, but no-one believes him since he's at a look-alike convention.

North America's largest short film festival will present 268 films from 31 countries. More details are available on the festival's website.

Here are the videos that will be shown during Scene Not Herd:

Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings — "100 Days, 100 Nights"
Arcade Fire — "Black Mirror"
The New Pornographers — "Challengers
"The Bumblebeez — "Dr. Love"
Emily Haines & The Soft Skeleton — "Our Hell"
Menomena — "Evil Bee"
Group Sounds — "Temporarily In Love"
Vampire Weekend — "A-Punk"
The New Pornographers — "Myriad Harbour"
Muse — "Invincible"
Young Galaxy — "Come And See"
Morcheeba — "Enjoy The Ride"
Goldfrapp — "Happiness"
Deerhoof — "You, Dog (Kidz Are So Small)"
Cornelius — "Like A Rolling Stone"
Aesop Rock — "Pigs"
Gnarls Barkley — "Run"
Hot Chip — "Ready For The Floor"
Utah Saints — "Something Good '08"
Justice — "DVNO"
Bjork — "Wanderlust"