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An epic tale about the legend of the historical figure Don Pelayo. Set to a rock rhythm, it tells and illustrates how Asturian rebels led by Don Pelayo faced an army in the mountains of Covadonga (722 AD). In the moments before the battle, Don Pelayo recalls how, in his youth, a hermit pleaded for the life of a thief who was about to be executed for stealing. Thanks to Don Pelayo's forgiveness and for keeping the cave of Covadonga pure, the hermit prophesied that, in the future, this place would be his refuge and the Virgin of Covadonga his protector.

During a visit to a zoo, our gaze lingers on the last silhouettes and stories that still inhabit the place.

When night falls, the city lights up thanks to the great machine. Its inventor takes care of it, but he’s not alone. Small creatures live in the lightbulbs of the tower and see the inventor’s struggle as the machine deteriorates, so they decide to help him. But, how easy will it be to help someone who doesn’t want that help?

Dorkha and Horatio are embarking on a quest but Tobias the goblin stopped them in their tracks. They must complete his "Goblin Trials" to resume their adventure.

Combining live action and animated drawings Homo Zombies is based on the strip of the same name from LMFYFF's GREENHORN comic. Wandering through the park at dawn, Cute Punk, passive and wide-eyed, happens upon a dreamy world of the undead where there's rustling coming from the bushes and silent figures standing around emitting occasional grunting sounds...

An office-worker rabbit lives every day trapped in his monotonous work cycle, reliving the same moments over and over. One day on a smoke break he encounters a wild rabbit and this shifts his life forever, haunting him with constant visions, long after. Whilst trying to keep up with the ceaseless demands and endless paperwork of the office, he finds himself falling further and further into turmoil, trying to navigate disorientating hallucinations whilst staying afloat under the pressure to keep up with the pulsing corporate lifestyle. As the visions occur more and more frequently and the workload never seems to get any less, his stress reaches a crux and he finds himself snatched from reality and transported into a surreal, hallucinatory world where he finally must confront the wild rabbit.

Melle and Adam spend their days on the front steps of their orphanage, waiting for their mother to return with a letter in her hand.

A story based off the life of Josephine Baker.

Pip, Squeak and Wilfred are introduced, and begin a game of hide and seek with many things being broken. Popski the Bolshivist dog is introduced through a letter threatening Squeak.

‍ Enough! Give us a break! Let’s free ourselves from all the things that hold us back from loving us in our own special way. It’s my body! wittily questions our prejudices and taboos about sex and fights against sexual diktats.

A 17-year-old woman finds love in a relationship. She discovers her sexuality through the eyes of a man.

This Japanese urban legend is quite different from typical German fairy-tales. In addition to classic themes like betrayal and revenge, the legend of the “slit-mouthed woman” also includes supernatural elements.

A Berlinale award nominated short feature.

London Calling explores how the birth, experience, and reconfiguration of personal moments are turned into our own intimate mythologies. Using my ever changing connection with the titular metropolis, London Calling follows the evolution of my personal myth of that city.

A short film about one's conflict with their inner demons.

The vibrant plea of a generation of trans and non-binary people for recognition of their rights.

Short film by Pierre Barletta.

A fearful bunny discovers a dancing orb of light. When the light begins to move, he must follow the light through the uncertainty of night, leading him to a stunning mythical encounter.

One minute animated version of "The Dirty Dozen" by Robert Aldrich directed by Frank Ternier.

Animated short film by Mitchelle Tamariz that revisites "Purple Noon" by René Clément.

The tooth-mouse moves quietly in the darkness of people’s homes. The nature of his works compels him to hide from humans. But all this secrecy unleashes in him an existential thought: “how can something exist if no one ever sees it?”

Sometimes there's more than one bandit, and little fellows can be pretty mean!

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.

The second of a 7 part short anthology. This short movie handles the topic of everyday thoughts.

Whilst messaging online a woman contemplates being honest about how she’s really been doing.

A short mixed media film exploring the contrast between the human experience of death and the actual rotting process.

In a monochromatic city where everybody looks like one another, a painter arrives one day with the goal of offering diversity. Carrying a gigantic trailer, she will soon disturb the peaceful harmony of the town by transforming one of its inhabitants…

Follow the footsteps of Kubo, a Korean urban flaneur, through an exquisitely illustrated 1930s Seoul.

His mother starts drinking when he is eight years old. Jan Koester projects photos from his childhood on his own body that tell of loneliness and helplessness in toxic relationships. These Rorschach-like superimposed images put physical abstractions in relation to their violent and alienated surroundings. Shifting between fluid and halting movements, telescoped pixels tugging at each other deconstruct predominant gender norms.

Although Marinetti wrote the Manifesto of Futurist Cinema, Velocità is seen by some as the only futuristic film in its own right. Beside a dense intertextual network and a mechanic dance of the screen titles and objects dancing to stop-motion beats, the movie features a unique showcase of air painting on film and a few swinging frames from the streets of Turin.

The film is a D.i.Y. semi-autobiographical, short stop motion animation video, using plasticine characters to portray one day in the life of a gender-queer person.

The male hamster wants to eat, but his female mate doesn't want him to be fat.

Short animated film by Magda Guidi.

In a cave full of fiction, we are welcomed by a story-filled character. As he passes through the gradual changes in light, our avatar discovers his own shadow. A grayscale duel then ensues. Where rationality overexposes, and fear darkens.

An animated, mind thrilling adventure for all ages to enjoy. A personal story of life's joy, emotional thrills and darkness.

A camera roams incessantly through an apartment and a life without any particular hallmarks. Sound and animated interventions portray family bliss and unhappiness, quarrels and separation, age and death. Radio news open the window a little to what is going on in the world outside. The constantly changing interiors tell of people who were at home here without ever showing them.

Sex and dating explained through emojis. With the combination of different emojis, this animation developed various possible conditions of sex, including: Sex in car, Homosex, BDSM... to spread Durex's fresh Brand culture for all sexual orientation and support for safety in this way.

Ayutla's Community (Sierra Norte, Oaxaca, Mexico) has spent almost 3 years without access to drinking water. Despite constant protests their complaints have not yet been addressed.

Sensory is an animated short about sensory memories. It is about how your body remembers what your mind can’t, what your mind doesn’t want to, and in ways your mind can’t.

Made as one of a four part series exploring different aspects of women and the law, on which all the women animators involved researched and worked as a group, before then making individual films, each quite different in content, tone and style. Based on the real life experiences of Josie O Dwyer, the film uses her voice as commentary, taken from hours of taped conversation with the filmmaker. Different styles of drawing convey her emotions and the devastating effects detention and imprisonment have on young girls put away 'for their own protection'.

Produced as an ancillary to Shinnin Kawaguchi, the animation focuses on the figures place within the surrounding environment, here depicted as the landscape, a common structure used in early anatomical books such as the Kaishihen.

Blue hot-pants, pink skin, and a lot of love. You’re Fit explores what actually happens in the gym in a humorous and sexy way.

This post-WWII toothpaste ad feels years ahead of its time, featuring a gang of wacky stop motion puppets that revel in a plaque problem. The set inside the mouth and the germ characters manage to be successfully charming and grotesque at the same time. Animator Edwin Shorter patented his puppet construction process, but failed to make a career from it.

"The Immortality of the crab" is an experimental animated short film shot on super 8 film, made with in-camera editing and no post production. In this movie, the synaesthetic research between sound and image is accomplished by connecting the animations, made on 1125 cardboard frames, with an original soundtrack produced using only sounds sampled by handling pieces of cardboard. The title refers to the time spent between the birth of the embryonal idea and the production of the short. "The Immortality of the crab" is a south american expression, almost no longer used, which indicates the act of daydreaming. This film symbolizes the director's release from the spectre of procrastination, a condition he sistematically faced when daydreaming about possible ways to give shape to his idea.

Deep in the broom cupboard Coliseum crowds of pegs and lightbulbs, gather to witness the bloodthirsty carnage of this much anticipated death match. Which of these valiant warriors will prevail? And who will reach their bloody thirsty end? Only the Emperor mobile phone will decide.

Self sabotage. Obstruction of narrative. A film behind a horse.

A male cat, with prominent testicles, approaches a sleeping woman and begins pawing and licking at her. The woman awakes and, smiling, allows the cat to dive between her breasts as though her cleavage was a body of water.

Short animated film by Roberto Catani.

Flowers, family, and friends.

The Maestro brings a world of emotions to life interpreted by the orchestra and the animation.

'Diffrerent' is an animation that explores neurodiversity learning disabilities such as dyslexia. The film follows an ant’s journey, as it breaks from its chain-like system, as a metaphor for those who are unable to fit in. There’s always been this feeling of without Dyslexia who would I be? As it’s such a large part of me as a person and in everyday life. This film explores this area of my life by looking back at a childhood hobby, the collection of insects, and the problems I experienced when I was younger and still as an adult today. Some days I can wake up and not be able to remember my full address and other days I can. However the previous hobby and study of insects always remained. I’ve always felt out of place, out of the normal system, and in time while having this feeling I’ve found other ways of coping. The film aims to be more of an understanding of the past and present that can give back a positive attitude to dyslexia within society.

Charlie Chaplin visits the realms of fantasy, going to Mars and other planets as he journeys through the Milky Way.