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A lone wolf’s very special relationship with the moon—and the important impact it has across the natural world.

There's a secret place, hidden in the heart of Gardaland, where science and magic meet: the underground lab. here, a brilliant team of scientists have worked for decades to monitor the pieces of far away lands that, way back in 1975, a sudden magnetic disturbance dragged to this corner of our world, thus bringing Gardaland to life. But today, something went wrong: another magnetic disturbance has swept through the park, dragging our beloved Prezzemolo on a journey in reverse.

An inconvenient truth - the Western fashion industry is based on forced child labor in the Third World. Will you still consent to it?

Tractor Ted joins Farmer Tom who has gone to his friend’s farm to help milk the sheep! Did you know you can get milk from sheep (ewes)? Les has a terrible time trying to keep the sheep still to check its feet and cheeky Midge races about seeing if the sheep can catch her.

A French TV special detailing the history of the Olympic Games through Disney's most athletic oddball, Goofy, with clips from classic shorts interspersed.

Dad is gone. Dad is a ghost. Dad is a thing ... spinning in his own skin.

Él Corrió Junto a Su Camarada is the story of an elderly businessman in search of popularity. He evades taxes but practices philanthropy, understanding solidarity in a personal way. Thus, the protagonist will dedicate himself to generating problems for people with the aim of being able to help them.

Somewhere, on a remote island, a Harpy is hatching her egg, but a vicious creature is going to steal it from her. She will have to defend it at any cost.

Nio and Oub, characters from rival factions, mysteriously land inside an abandoned building. To stay alive, they are forced to face each other in a deadly confrontation. But will Nio be able to defeat Oub with the sole superpower that allows him to open doors? Maybe not, but anything is possible thanks to the power of dance.

In a world where fields and forests have been replaced by industrial activity and megalopolises, a young, hungry bee is desperate to find a flower to collect. She meets an old pigeon who knows where to find “real flowers,” sparking a long journey and the discovery of an unexpected truth.

A young music-loving beaver tries to find his place within the group through music.

A window opens on a child who lives in a war torn area where he longs for his past peaceful life.

It is the story of a creature living on another planet and dreaming that he flies across space like a bird and arrives on Earth. Typical scenes are set in Paris and New York. Others show natural scenes such as ocean, trees, and birds.

Short animation by Alexandre Siqueira

Second of four "musical arabesks".

There once was a poor miller who had no children but only three apprentices to work for him. The two older boys were lazy, mean and stupid, but youngest was hard-working, friendly, and cheerful. When the miller grows too old to work, he send the boys out into the world. Whoever brings back the most beautiful horse will inherit the mill.

What would happen if your keychains came to life? Lego Batman was once an innocent keychain, but this experience will change his perspective on life.

Dr. Platypus, Whiskers the Rat and Flaps the Flying Fox were finishing off some work in Dr. Platypus' laboratory, when they heard some strange messages from deep space on their radio.

In Adieu bipède (1987), Hébert turned to performance, using the scratching technique for the scenes with dancing and music. He used the same technique in La Lettre d'amour (1988).

Two men seek to negotiate an agreement of international significance.

When you look at a screen for a long time, the screen looks into you, too. It's late. You've been juggling numbers all day. The screen seems to vibrate before your eyes. You close your eyes. The afterimage on your retina continues pulsating in over-saturated colours.

A short film based on the movie Ahmar: There Will Always Be Ashes, part of the Sangreverso.

An old father patrols the vast lands of a futuristic Iceland, as he is remotely supervised by his daughter. A mysterious accident brings his truck to a halt, and gets him stuck in a sea of haze. Will he survive what's lurking beyond the fog?

Freely adapted from Flaubert's unfinished book 'Bouvard et Pécuchet' (published posthumously in 1881), 'How to Excel at Everything' explores the dynamics operating in our current era of online self-study and YouTube tutorials. Guided by algorithmic recommendations, B and P try to learn everything without any pedagogical compass, falling into a new rabbit hole everyday. Exploring the thin interstice between online DIY culture and the dismantling of institutional pedagogical structures, 'How to Excel at Everything' translates the gamification of our lives and the rise of self-help culture into a learning odyssey.

A girl will receive bad news from her boyfriend.

Following the kidnapping of his cat, a young boy calls upon his superhero identity to go and save him, encouraged by an original mentor.

Two children are playing war in the garden. But quickly, their innocent game degenerates into a real battle...

An ambitious rock climber tries to climb an inaccessible mountain. The woman decides to take a more modest height. Both will do everything possible for the success of their enterprise, but they will achieve completely different results.

Three animators struggle to make a film as the deadline rapidly approaches.

Something strange happens in the family pool when his parents aren't home. A thick rope, a kind of veiny snake, emerges from the drain and grabs him by the rear.

Three moments, three invisible wounds, stop time and fragment a life. In a world where dreams are confused with nightmares, an inner voice roams landscapes distorted by fear, pain, and loss. Each intimate death blurs reality and forever transforms the way we see the world. A sensorial journey to the heart of the irreparable, where human fragility is revealed in its rawest and most poetic form.

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

A short, funny, and intimate animated film about Amir’s life-journey as a bisexual cis man. The film portrays Amir’s story from early childhood until today, his struggle to fit in a binary culture, and why he feels invisible in the LGBTQ+ community.

Mercurio is a kid who loves cycling. One day he is stopped by the Fascist regime and incarcerated in a transit camp, ready to be sent to a concentration camp. Forced to quickly become a man, he will try, fighting unarmed, to win against the horror of Fascism and gain absolute freedom.

Maurizio Sacripanti’s prefab school, designed in 1969 for the town of Molfetta, turns into a deafening film. An animated interpretation of a section of the building: holes, panels and layers of the project transform into a mechanical rhythm, but the sound of a bell alters the logic of the system.

A collaboration with a machine-learning based AI technology of next-frame prediction. The computerised synthesis of images by a neural network learns video clips and then guesses how they will continue, recreating them in the process. The reborn video images are then woven together into an audio-visual poem, revealing both computer and human cognition processes and raising reflections regarding the implications and future of this new technology.

A non-conforming gender person tries to move through the world, despite the eyes of everyone are on them. A short movie about the paradox of trans people, who are looked at but not seen, simultaneously hyper-visible and invisible.

Scratched directly onto 35mm film stock, this abstract film is a visual interpretation of a piece for solo violin based on a Bosnian popular song from Bosnia-Herzegovina. The composer, Malcolm Goldstein, describes it as a gesture of hope for peace in that land ravaged by war during the 1990s.

The life of a pig revisited in terms of legend.

From the witch hunts of 17th-century Europe to the overturning of Roe v. Wade in the United States in 2022, Susurros follows the story of two women faced with a pregnancy they did not choose. Separated by four centuries, Maria and Adeleida see their destinies echo each other inevitably. In the shadow of obscurantism, history repeats itself.

The flower fairies help a little girl named Mary to thwart germs.

Short animated film featuring the song "Can't Go Wrong Without You" by His Name Is Alive.

At 29 Acacia Road, lives Eric Wimp, an ordinary schoolboy who leads an exciting double life. For when Eric eats a banana, an amazing transformation occurs - Eric becomes Bananaman - ever alert for the call to action!

Illustrating all the different cuts of beef for benefit of newly-wed women.

Hello darkness my old friend. The four-part “experiment in word, music and paintings” that was made by the BFI for the 1951 Festival of Britain did have more shade than light. But the mood in this episode is positively black. Thomas Nashe’s “In Time of Pestilence” is illustrated by Michael Ayrton, but star billing goes to Henry Moore who created some remarkable illustrations for Kathleen Raine’s The Pythoness.

Unless we put an end to the thoughtless exploitation of our natural resources there will be nothing left for anyone...

A lion is forced to skip its meal.

Based on the Jorge Luis Borges story of the same name, the film, by means of a whirlwind of elusive images, relates the story’s protagonist’s long journey in search of the secret City of the Immortals. Nightmarish animation sequences are interspersed with lush naturalistic photography.

My name is Lilith. I am the first woman, created alongside Adam. My encounter with Eve will shatter every stereotype that we’ve been trapped in.

Otto, a young robot, dreams about tomatoes...

A weasel, who’s unusual job is to sell ties, roams around the countryside. Considered a pest and constantly on the move, she decides to try her luck in the forest. Her fate is about to change when a hedgehog intervenes.