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Fedora King and The Fez Prince face their biggest foe ever ... Fedora Hunter.

This house rattling spirit has lived in this old house for generations. But the old woman who lives there as the final resident can no longer hear the noises it makes, which leaves the house rattler filled with a sense of longing.

A young soldier without experience is sent to a surveillance post in the middle of the desert.

I was one of many. I was one of everyone. And many were me. Croation animator Petra Zlonoga, who charmed us with the wonderful Dota (LIFF 2017), has created another disarmingly elegant Animator. A soulful journey of self-discovery, with a graceful and elemental spirit of creation, her new film is a twinkling, cosmological study, teeming with life and delicacy.

A train ride and a stroll through the forest reveal strange incidents. The journey carries us through fields, along power lines and running people. Line structures on the margin of chaos signal impending disaster.

Off the Hook performed during the Japanese Splatoon Koshien 2018 tournament at Tokaigi. Check out the show!

From the corner of his bedroom, a lonely man follows a friendly cockroach into a surreal desert, stretching infinitely.

Two kids are framed for stealing the Mona Lisa.

Hand-drawn animation with ink, white-out and coffee

The shadows of politics served up in an exquisite dish.

Lost in the woods, a young boy makes a bloody pact with a dying wolf.

Zuhdi Al Adawi, a Palestinian artist imprisoned in the occupied territories, uses his art as his means of expression and is helped by the rest of the community and his own family to accomplish his artwork.

Short stop motion animation by Maurice Hübner

Nik gets distracted during a game of dodgeball.

One giant robbed everyone he met, and carried the loot to his cave, where his wife was waiting for him. But one day he met an old man and an old woman who had nothing to take from them...

Ikue Mori continues to be one of the most respected and original voices in the laptop electronic music scene. Distinct and personal, her sounds are immediately recognizable as her own. For the past several years she has been incorporating visual imagery into her presentations, animating cutouts from Japanese woodblock prints in ways both charming and disturbing. Her latest work is her best yet, and draws upon the rich literature of Japanese Kibyoshi, satirical comics which pointed sharp barbs at contemporary society with a sharp focus on gossip, literature, political affairs and current events. Reversing, inverting and twisting truth and fiction, Ikue Mori creates a rich world of her own with sound and image.

A ladybug is captured. Now she lives in a small matchbox and plans her escape.

Three men and a genie.

Meet the Math Facts Multiplication & Division Level 1 makes multiplication and division fun and easy! You will learn basic multiplication and division through fact families. With fun characters that you will grow to love, level 1 will teach you to easily recall basic multiplication & division math facts from 0x0 to 3x12. Primary School Prep is a division of Preschool Prep Company, home of a complete set of learning tools that have won over 100 awards. These educational products are used in homes and schools around the world. You will be amazed at how easily you can learn math!™ Features multiplication & division math facts from 0x0 to 3x12

Combined units of colorful blocks. They act like people. However, the color disappears, you feel it differently.

A story about opening up - literally.

For 10 years, Nawruz has lived in BLISS, a former government housing project that has now become a shelter for local migrants, city workers, and university students. Originally from the southern Philippines, he has decided to stay in Manila not only for work opportunities but also for the comfort and freedom of urban living. But staying in Manila isn’t easy— and it isn’t cheap either. He accepts freelance design and animation work, sells beauty products, joins a community lending scheme, and thinks of renting a whole flat in BLISS and lease its rooms to others to earn and save money. One day, his mother calls and asks him to come home. She is worried about his financial troubles and offers to help.Reluctantly, he agrees and uses this opportunity to connect again with his family, especially with his mother whose values have always been old-fashioned.

In the calm of the jungle, an unusual noise scares the animals who panic one after the other ; as the rumour spreads, their behaviour becomes increasingly irrational.

Numbers stations were prominently used during the Cold War. A boy was tuning the radio in the snow mountain and happened to tune the shortwave of codes.

The conflict between teachers and students in a proper pirate school is resolved simply. Both of them are sent to the galleys.......

Shinya Tsukamoto's animated promo for the Ca' Foscari Cinema in Venice.

The Itch Short Film by Yang Huang, a graduate from Sheridan College. All the works from idea to sound effects are done by myself in four months.

Among alpine pastures, a rural young man performs advanced yoga. He meets a fragile fox and communes with it. He journeys to high peaks and attempts to reach further enlightenment through deep meditation. However, his own physical hunger prevents this and drives him deeper into nature than he could have ever wished for.

A small bird loses his mother and tries to learn to fly by himself in order to find her. He has no feathers, but he will get them at all costs.

Deepness of the Fry is an absurd existential crisis disguised as a collage film. Living in a world where everything’s already been said, felt, and done before, can anyone truly be unique? And is thinking about this too much really a good idea?

Hong Kong's story is a history of loss, embodied (or rather disembodied) in the hairs on Kin's head, which fall out one by one.

Two films based on fairy tales from the collection of Ero Salmelainen, which presents the best examples of oral folk art of Karelians and Finns.

The victims of the armed conflict in El Salvador are made visible through a tour of Pablo Picasso's Guernica, as an invitation to memory, recognition and dignity of civilian and innocent victims. The names, the faces, the moments of El Salvador concretize the universal symbol of Guernica. The victims of El Salvador are also victims of Guernica.

After a boy moves with his moms to the middle of nowhere, it doesn’t take long until he becomes the target of two bullies but a peculiar new friend could change his life.

A humble paintbrush assumes unprecedented powers in this bravura display of eye-popping, mind-bending, and body-morphing ingenuity.

Growing up is hard, but it's also beautiful. We can do it!

Every New Year's Eve we all hope to get something special. Even the Grim Reaper wants to receive a gift from Santa. But the New Year is full of surprises, and sometimes presents can be quite unexpected.

An analysis of the flow of water from mountain to aqueduct, city to sea. Shot at and around the Eastern Sierra Nevada, Owens Valley, Los Angeles Aqueduct, Los Angeles River and Pacific Ocean.

An imaginary documentary of a mythical creature who blesses us with peace.

Ambassador to the machine planet!

A short stop-motion film about the growing friendship between a young boy and the homeless woman he passes on the street every day.

The Last Mile is a heartfelt tribute to arguably the most cherished car on earth as it goes out of production. Fx Goby takes us through the decades, telling both a personal and cultural history of our relationship with the iconic VW Beetle over its 80 year lifespan. Rotoscoped using a traditional hand drawn technique, the film conveys the warm affection held by Bug owners and enthusiasts worldwide, depicting individuals and key moments in history who remind us of the car’s universal significance as a counterculture, pop and political icon.

The summer breathes.

Based on a poem by Marie Jacobs, the animated short 55 Socks, by Oscar-winning director Co Hoedeman, pays tribute to the ingenuity of the Dutch people during a dark period of their history - the winter of hunger of 1944-45. It's the closing months of the war in occupied Holland and some women unravel a beautiful bedspread in order to knit 55 socks to barter for food. Reaching back into his childhood memories, Hoedeman has made a simple, poetic film of rare beauty.

A story of a boy who found himself in a deserted city, whether while dreaming, or while awake.

Follows the globe-trotting adventures of mob members Khonjin, Gino, and Gay Spaghetti Chef.

Naoyuki Niiya throws in every influence ranging from pre-war kamishibai to Edogawa Rampo and creates a hilariously horrible and exciting tale of an inspector, who gets lost on a mountain.

A fat, smug caterpillar doesn't want to become a butterfly. In song and rhyme, the horrors of metamorphosis are revealed.

A reimagination of Alice in Wonderland set in modern Japan dealing with themes of bullying, lack of work, household breakdown, child care issues, social media addiction, etc. The animation uses a combination of pixilation, hand-drawn animation, and CG.

Even Pricks is sort of an homage to the repeating loss and gain of an erection—metaphorical or not—as mediated through all the stimuli we humans sort through and judge and despair of throughout the course of any quotidian day. The erection here is the (now nearly as familiar) thumbs up/thumbs down—sliding in and out of frame as a pale, disembodied man’s arm. It pokes up into a floating eye and nostril, and down into a human navel. It’s doused with fluids and submerged. The thumb inflates and deflates, over various backdrops of crumbling structures and hazy rooms. At one point, a very real-looking chimp delivers a string of spoken words in a crisp English accent. His assertive thumbs-up makes an appearance as well. The artist is interested in the potential to express emotion through cold and flawless digital means and plays with the convention of aggressive advertising slogans and film trailers, urging the viewer to “this summer destroy their lives.

Once, there were islands in the river beside Philadelphia. After reading about them in a library book, a girl sets out to find them as her mum follows frantically on roller skates.

A clear decision surrounded by mixed feelings. A young woman recounts her experience with abortion.

A film about saying goodbye.

“Magnet draw day from dark. Sun zoom spark. Sun zoom spark”, Captain Beefheart.

The digital age has given birth to a new reality: infinite screen time. Rather than experiencing the natural world around us, our intake of communication, ideas, visuals, and sounds is packaged via a series of zeros and ones, waiting neatly for us to consume. This screen-dependent existence is even more prevalent and maddening for the modern-day creative. Beyond entertainment, so many artists rely on screens for work — using digital tools to create more digital experiences that are designed to be digested through yet another screen. It creates a loop that at times feels paralyzing and inescapable.

A boy meets a girl, a girl meets a boy. Or is it something completely different?

A tapir tries to pronounce the simple sentence “I would like to buy a hamburger” correctly - and drives his teacher to despair.

A few survivors huddle together in the post-apocalyptic paradise of the Dome. There, they continue to worry about inflation, interior furnishing and the hordes of mutant frog-people at the gates.