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Lord Krishna is born in Gokul and spent his childhood in Vrindavan. He destroys Kansa who was the wicked ruler of Mathura and also his uncle.

The Lil' Bratz want to throw you a Party! They need your help choosing the theme, cake and invitations. They've prepared several exciting activities, but don't know which to do first. Can you help Decide between Pinatas, Fairy Tales and Balloon Animals to make your party the best. You can choose to dance, to sing along or watch music videos! Choose Your Lil' Bratz Adventure : Start The Party : Pick a Party Theme, Pick an Invite Amazin' Activities : Story Time, Balloons, Pinata, Dance Party, Sing-Along, Karaoke, Music Videos!

In a synthetic shopping mall surveillance and unsuspecting body language combine to create their own theatre.

Hungarian animated film.

Three chapters showing the different stages of the butoh dance. The contrasts between this traditional dance and 3D.

This film has been entirely made from photo shots. The sequences are slow, the character appears as if in a bubble, a dream, a wish.

Since the early days, Hayakawa's works have been established by hand-drawn moving images and digitally processed reproduction and proliferation, and the precision of this process has been accelerating in proportion to the evolution of video equipment. The balance between the organic nature of the vital movement that stimulates the fundamental part of human perception and the abstractness of the work's composition is pleasant. His challenge to always keep an eye on the cutting edge of video technology seems to be exploring a new animation language, and shows us the possibilities of images that can only be achieved through animation. (Koji Yamamura, January 2010)

Based on a folk tale back in the year 1681, the King expands his power over his neighbour state.

An instructive story that in order to avoid danger during a walk, you must definitely arm yourself with something.

Once upon a time there was a husband and wife in the same village. The wife was a wayward woman, one might even say stubborn. Whatever her husband says, she does the opposite.

The film is based on the Altai folk tale of the same name. This is an ironic, touching story about understanding the basics of human relationships, about the need to anticipate the consequences of your promises and actions.

Uncle Sam finds some new fuel for his 4x4.

Faithless is a 2006 brickfilm by Matthew Gray. It follows the story of a man in Limbo who is attempting to piece together the mystery of his own death. Faithless was nominated for seven awards in the 2006 Brickfilming Achievement in Motion Picture Arts awards and won two, including Best Film.

The Rescue is a 2001 parody brickfilm by Jason Allemann and Deane VanLuven. It follows the story of Solo Brick Jones as he attempts to steal the treasured head of C-3LegO. It is a humorous retelling of the iconic opening scene from Raiders of the Lost Ark and uses the actual audio from the film. The Rescue won the Conference Attendee Winner award at BricksWest 2002's Animation Competition. Though popular at the time, it received its widest spread popularity later via an unauthorized reupload on YouTube in 2006 under the title "lego indiana jones".

A boy finds his own path.

Audrey and her friends must find her mum a new boyfriend before her dad's Christmas party.

In a gray, routine and square world, the protagonist of this work finds the access door to another world by modifying the right angles of his house.

This programme based on the book 'First 100 Words In French' by Usborne Publishing is a beginner's guide to the French language for young children. Follow Isabelle and her family as they go about their day. Isabelle's family do not speak English so she will translate everything for you. To add to the fun there is a little yellow duck to find in every scene.

an Animated Short about Balloons

A train journey begins. On board is a reader whose thoughts begin to move. The letters change and flow from the pages of the book, carrying us into a world of memories and associations. We meet the letters again: swimming in a tea cup. Shot, they bleed to death on a sheet of paper and at last evaporate into the night sky.

A stunning, Manhattan-esque metropolis made of paper is the setting for this stop-motion tale of all-too-familiar bureaucratic frustration.

The pages of a brutal manga comic book are are animated to explore issues of identity, masculinity, and misogyny.

A compilation OVA of 5 stories portraying the life of Ozaki Yutaka, a famous Japanese musician in the 80s and early 90s who died young.

Water is a commodity not to be wasted in Africa. See what Toto goes through to fetch a pot of water!

Experimental animated film inspired by Chalcolithic cruciform figurines found in Lemba. Archeologists there found statues of deity or fertility depicting male and female body-parts, meant to be either joined or separated. This film is a geometrical interpretation of the parts.

A mysterious girl visits an old man's garden at the edge of a forest and offers him a glowing flower.

A man infiltrates a building in order to save a person inside.

From a sea full of icebergs tinkling rising green hills. Winding roads and a forest of scaffolding overgrow the virgin landscape. There stands the city, dark and unapproachable. But when night falls and the lights turn on, the water returns. Manufacturability is overtaken by transformation.

In reality or in madness, a dollmaker creates two marionettes in an amateur semi-surrealist animation short.

While visiting a Freak Show, a doll finds herself caught up in a series of events that reveals to her the secrets of her true nature. Sexual twists and turns take a simple “coming out” story into the magical realm of stop-frame animation.

Two old couples make their dull lives more interesting through cheating and deception. Everything is going well till their web of lies is destroyed by fate.

A film about a lonely circus- magician, who tries to turn his rabbit into a woman and by accident he creates a monster.

A little moth's journey trying to go to a ball.

Two naked women interact – they hug, they fight, they kiss.

A short film by Taku Furukawa.

Yves Netzhammer creates his world entirely on the computer. In Furniture of Proportions he takes his viewers along for a story that is not easy to describe. He shows us how the hierarchy on which we have based our world view, where the human race has imposed its superiority on other plants and animals, is based on chance. Things could be different. He shows us how.

An experimental work using Blanche Yurka's portrayal of Madame D. in A Tale of Two Cities to create a collage of Frenchness, the guillotine, feminism, turn-table-ism, and animation.

The story concerns a heartbroken woman who splits herself from the relationship she used where she used to live.

A ghostly lo-fi work about an apparent seance.

In spite of well-designed plans, it's proving difficult to make a machine that sells apples, but a great idea should solve the problem.

Greed & ecological destruction is the issue here. A toxic substance creates a bottomless hole that is used for waste disposal. Seemingly it is capable of absorbing the whole world's junk but with a significant cost. The 3rd film with The Hole's main character, the hermit.

At the very beginning, a small white pixel is visible on a black background. It begins to move orthogonally, describing a square on the screen. As the right angles increase in number, they expand into the third dimension and begin to form cubes. The cubes then join in chains apparently searching without pause for a way out of a larger invisible cube which defines the borders of their digital universe. While this is happening, the pulses of Chris Janka´s technoid soundtrack influence the "snake´s" direction. As is the case with many computer games, cubica permits its player to choose the point-of-view, such as from the outside then switching suddenly from a subjective point-of-view at the head of one of the many "snakes," racing through a world of cubes with neither horizon nor other points of reference. This work, based on the ideal form of a square or cube, provides a fascinating scene for everyone who can appreciate formal precision and perfection. - (Norbert Pfaffenbichler)

When a cabbage is not just a cabbage.

Boxhead and Roundhead are a pair of innocents in a land of monsters, hostile natives and appalling weather. This 8th stressful adventure is a tale of obsession and paranoia.

Created at the university of Texas at Austin, this unique black and white film is an experiment with Xerox machine animation.

In a labyrinth of escaped parts of obsolete computer games, a humanoid figure moves around with a big box. This leads to a new, multicoloured and fantastically shaped underwater world, in which an explosive evolution takes place. To a pushing score of bleeps, rumbling, stumping and crunching.

A whole new universe can hide in the smalllest speck of ink.

A four minute film, in which the landscape is inhabited by the imagination. It uses the medium of moving paint to suggest the thought processes of the viewer contemplating Nature.

Short experimental stop motion film by Chiara Ambrosio.

16mm stop-motion animated film

The journey to unshakable faith begins with doubt for Barabbas. Having been spared from death, he arrogantly attends the crucifixion of the man who took his place. Suddenly he is faced with the power of God and the plaguing question, "Was Jesus really the Son of God?" Confident in his unbelief, Barabbas sets out to prove Jesus a fraud. His search for answers reveals many witnesses to the life, ministry, miracles and power of Jesus. Witnesses with facts he cannot dispute. This powerful animated production confirms that those who seek, often find more than they were searching for...they discover the power of the truth.

Christmas Eve is approaching. The dwarfs go to their underground grotto for a winter sleep. One of them, named Podziomek, is wandering and cannot hit the house. During his journey, he meets fox Sadeł, who asks him for a favor. The Podziom agrees to help him, not suspecting that the crafty fox has evil plans

All faith begins with babyfaith!?Babies will delight in the comforting sounds of hymns and favorite inspirational songs. The Psalms?of David are highlighted in a gentle and engaging style, along with the message that "God loves you!"

A stop-motion, animated film by Allison Schulnik that features Grizzly Bear's "Granny Diner," the Japanese bonus track from their 2006 album, 'Yellow House.'