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An Annie-nominated short film by Luke Rosin.

In a very strange place, resembling an inn, or maybe a labyrinth, dwells a creature that has lost its better half. Much time has passed since the day the loss occurred, but the creature hasn’t lost hope. We accompany it in its search for its reflection…

The story of a girl who lives balancing between the gray reality of the city, and the colorful reality of her dreams. The girl falls asleep in the subway, and dreams about a deer. Is it possible to defend the fragile inner world from the bustle and aggression of the city?

The film is a fairy-tale that tells about adventures of a traveler who lost his way in the Kingdom of the Cats, and about love and kindness which are the only true amulet for a man.

A story about a person who had lived a life that was of no use to anybody whatsoever. Even the moment of fame that fell to his lot changed practically nothing in his life. Simultaneously the authors work out the theme of the crowds that create «inflated» idols for themselves.

A touching and funny story about romantic relationships between two dogs. A young male dog, to win the favors of his beloved, prepares two presents for her. A tasty bone, or a rose, what will win the heart of the cute lap-dog?

The introductory signature video for the award-winning retrospective DVD Move-Click-Move, published in 2001. An interactive journey through the artist’s cluttered desktop.

Some sort of instructional video on the complexities of the urinal.

a CGI Miner

In Victorian England, an old woman living alone is plagued by poltergeists.

Just about anybody and anything can dance – even traffic lights!

Rabbits breed and multiply in this strange animated short.

Trying to understand and communicate childhood learning difficulties.

A story of friendship and of how the tadpole transformed into a frog, the caterpillar into a butterfly, but the little rabbit didn't transform into anyone.

A 3D animated short film directed on and developed using just a laptop by the Spanish director Juan Carlos Mostaza during 2005..

31 years ago, the story was written. Origami animation.

The surrealist adventures of a boy born with a rare form of facial elephantiasis.

Plays on traditional fairytales with a modern sensibility.

A non-gendered animation.

How much do staircases and doors leading nowhere in the Californian Winchester House reveal about the owner’s superstitions and how much about the years of converting and rebuilding after the 1906 earthquake? In the centrepiece of his trilogy, Jeremy Blake fills the labyrinthine interiors of this architectural rarity with unreal light and colour apparitions of impressive beauty and oppressive impact.

The memory of Dresden, the city which was one of the most painted and destroyed in the past centurys. A romantic-expressive trip into the past, sort of fictive documentary in animation. All material used in film are the artworks from the artists who use to work in this city. From Caspar David Friedrich to WOLS.

An experimental animated short film by Yoriko Mizushiri.

Spectators of other peoples play-lives, it happens to all of us: we look around but we don't see, we hear, from time to time, noises and voices, while our thought runs after our past happiness, an unsatisfied wish, a never ending pain, or simply after ourselves. Its name is loneliness, broken when many loneliness merge. And the spectators enter the playground with the players.

Using a variety of animation techniques, this short, non-linear work questions aspects of the dominant origination myth.

Is film about a promise I made my son at his birth. He was born at the end of the year 2006 when negatives of family snapshots and precious moments are rare. I promised him that he would grow up with negatives as records of our lives.

A man fall into a deck cards and falls for the Jack of Hearts

The journey of a father who takes his son to see the sea.

"Court-circuit", aired by Arte, goes behind-the-scenes in the making of "Barcode".

The Human Cannonball engages in a war of wits with the circus elephant. Maybe not his brightest move!

A series of four public service announcements created by a diverse group of 16 to 21-year-old queer youth. They created artworks expressing their fears, ideas and experiences regarding safer sex. Finally, they conceived, developed and designed four animated HIV/AIDS awareness public service announcements directed towards at-risk youth.

The film's reflection, which at first glance may seem like a lament for lost nature, is actually about the city, its fierce process of urbanization that overlaps people, nature and history.

Granny Queer and her voluptuous girlfriend Sharlene are enjoying a nice wee Saturday morning lie-in when Granny sees that Sharlene's bloomers have gone missing from the line. Granny suspects their mysterious new neighbour Mr. Wit has something to do with it, and she's determined to get to the bottom of the matter.

15 minutes from the 7 hour animation. Oral Fixations is a single channel video installation that evolves over a 7 hour time period. The project is a darkly humorous look at a habit of endless consumption and the resulting accumulation of waste. A narrative gradually emerges from the on-screen action that depicts a large mouthed character who dances while flossing its one protruding tooth. A conveyor belt regularly delivers factory-farm fresh hams that the character delights in taking one large bite from and then tossing aside. Over the duration of the piece the hams begin to pile up in the room until at the end of seven hours the room is filled with the refuse of this gluttony. The viewer is encouraged to revisit the piece periodically throughout the day and see how the discarded hams build an oddly humorous environment of waste around the character.

In this short movie objects are leading a life of their own.

A baker falls in love with the butcher, but the hunter’s dog muddles her plans.

Designed for continuous single or multiple monitor display (as well as video projection), the tape is a collection of computer animated sequences of celestial images spanning time and cultures, moving objects and images in harmonic choreography and spatial play.

The Eggy Robot project aims to synthesize a robot of which artistic appearance and emergent behaviours make us feel and imagine the emergence of primeval organisms. Of all the computer animators that pursued the goal of wild, virtual exotica, none could equal the overwhelming, needlepoint visual intensity of Kawaguchi’s work. One of the world’s leading researchers into 'blobby organic modelling, he depicted a world composed of molten, shape-shifting organs without a body.

Based on the diary of a 12-year old boy, this film, illustrated with archive footage and animation, documents the Hungarian Uprising of 1956.

This video is about God Made Animals

The story of our childhood days when the main character, a sophomore in elementary school, goes through a little bit of stinging.

A story a father reads to his daughter. The story is about Princess Chimi (the sexiest princess) being kidnapped by Togley (the ugly toad monster) and Prince Benjaf (the handsome prince) saving the princess. It is a story that tells a love story like a fairy tale. A close-knit father, mother, and their daughter return to reality as Togley, the fairy tale toad, defeats Prince Benjaf and ends up marrying Princess Chimi. Now, in the real ending, the three families go to bed while having a noisy night today.

Short film by Jean-Philippe Desclandes and Genevieve Gauckler

Short animated film about an alien planet.

The banal days go by without you realizing it. Vividly colored watercolor integrated with 3D computer animation presents the details of a somewhat unremarkable life to re-discover beauties in common things.

Explores the decay of memory and the filmstrip using super 8mm footage taken by the filmmake'’s father.

When the cartoonist Johan Wanloo teaches Spanish, he does not teach the usual phrases.

A fairy tale about the life of some inhabitants of the African savanna. And who is the fastest here.

An animated video for the song “Umi” by Kuchiroro, from the album Everyday Is a Symphony. The video was directed and animated by Yoriko Mizushiri.

Three unbroadcasted exclusive Special shorts of Gregory Horror Show (presented as bonus videos on the first series DVDs volumes 1-3 in Japan only), containing stories featuring Gregory himself as a guide, giving his commentary and thoughts on each of the guests in the hotel, also displaying paintings based around the said guests.

The subject matter of the film I is sexual identity. The protagonist is a woman trapped in a man's body. Striving to break free from the body, the voyager undertakes a trip to the world of fiction, where he jostles a puppet which helps him to escape from the grasp of reality.