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Claymation short film.

Several neighbours become reconnected to both each other and the present moment.

Tiny sets off on a journey to save his beloved!

In a model of the 1900 Paris World's Fair, a crazy Dragibus disrupts the lives of his sugary counterparts. His goal: to destroy the Eiffel Tower.

A small fly is blamed for vicious cannibal attacks in Insect City. Can he untangle the web of deceit that has fallen over the city?

A nameless man lives alone on what he calls 'An Island of Forgetful People.' The man himself has no memory but keeps a catalogue of diaries documenting his past, through which he is able to construct some semblance of self.

Shows the best moments from the ThatPlagueDoctor YouTube Channel

British Public Information Film encouraging young women to broaden their scope when looking for employment.

The underlying pain of losing the ability to see yourself as a child – a very physical example of this connection being your baby teeth.

Zombies. Shambling scourge of the modern world? Or just a little misunderstood? If in doubt, check out Guy's Guide To Zombies, the definitive A to Z guide to living with the dead! Guy's Guide is a parody of 1950's public safety films which quietly pokes fun at the current international climate of irrational fear.

Animation featuring Bonzo the dog.

Bonzo makes a pie, which explodes.

An animated documentary about the life experiences of people with vitiligo.

Former fighters of the Colombian FARC guerilla report in letters on their most formative experiences from their time in the armed underground. University students from three continents adapt these personal memories in a parallel collective process to develop a touching film whose visual joy of experimentation is impressive.

“I’m Fine” is a very personal story about dealing with depression, anxiety and the never ending healing journey. It is about every day fights to keep oneself above water, to reach stability.

After being separated from their flocks, an Auk and a Gannet form an unlikely friendship in order to survive an ocean filled with pollution.

Night falls somewhere on earth. Here and there, egg-shaped objects cross the sky and crash to the ground. Shortly afterwards, empty seats and fishing rods stuck in the grass are found. Everything becomes strangely quiet.

A short film that puts us in the hooves of a deer that falls prey to the hound dogs that roam the mountains during the hunting season. To survive, he is forced to metamorphose

Short silent animated film

An animated cartoon of the Greek legend, which interprets the mood and style of Robert Garioch's poem.

A fish gets washed up onto the beach where a group of hungry seagulls await...

Whale Fall is a 2D animated short about the strange creatures that inhabit the bones of a whale, deep in the ocean.

This film is about a bewildering fantasy journey of a person and a frog.

Grandma and grandpa are having supper at the kitchen table near the window. At the other side, everybody is hungry as well.

Misinterpretation, Chinese whispers and the nature of telling people things.

Gooseville: a desolate village teetering on the edge. Inhabitants exploit and exhaust their resources, from geese to tadpoles. Homemade TV shows document their self-destruction, with ads and teleshopping revealing the village's tragic decline.

Our story follows Stevie, a man with a TV for a head but without a remote to help, as they struggle to get through their day at work.

The thoughts, memories, hopes and fears of the expanding skateboarding scene in London.

It's one of those nights you never want to end. Will braves the past of his school reunion but when it goes better than expected, instead of savouring the memory on the way home, he foolishly restarts the party all over again. And again. But the more you try to recapture a moment exactly as it was, the more you destroy it and he becomes trapped in a nightmare of his own making.

Alone, the little filou is bored. When he discovers a mysterious red thread, he decides to follow it to find out what lies at the end. Along the way, he’ll meet new friends, and together they’ll overcome many obstacles. Will they discover what’s at the end of the thread?

To match the ideal of beauty, the human back has to be straight and exhibit strength. It’s the largest part of the body and makes us stand erect. “Shapes” pays homage to different kinds of backs: those marked by scars, curvatures, deformations, deviant from our norm.

A mystical journey of a powerful shaman from the deep jungle to the cosmos, based upon a very ancient Peruvian legend. The old man wanted to find a way to heal people’s souls more profoundly so he sat under a tree and started to meditate for such a long time that at some point a vine sprouted from his chest and climbed on the tree up to the sky, becoming a link between the Earth and the Cosmos. The vine was called Ayahuasca and the people from the village discovered that combined with the chacruna leaf, it had great healing properties.

UK studio Universal Everything motion-captured a dancer to make this animation, which is projected onto the world's highest-resolution screen. The hundreds of white light points that form the dancing figure become strands that glow yellow, then red, before solidifying into blue as the dancer moves across the screen. Universal Everything produced animations at a highly detailed 16K resolution for the 25-metre-wide by four-metre-high screen in the Hyundai Vision Hall, located at the South Korean motor group's Seoul campus.

Animated short based on the biblical tale.

A man takes a bath on a summer afternoon. Inspired by the work of Pierre Bonnard, the film explores the elements of composition, design and colour used by the artist.

The people of the volcano Chimborazo hike for hours to gather nearby ice. This age-old tradition and the population’s livelihood is threatened by increasing climate change.

ABSTRART is part of an audiovisual artistic research project that tries to transfer expressive and emotional concepts to the screen with moving images and, therefore, intentionally lacks formal narrative and structural aspects. Any resemblance to reality is pure coincidence or a chance accident in the production process.

A young bee must overcome her condition if she is to survive the destructive hornet that has invaded her hive.

The process from knowing yourself to accepting yourself can be a long journey and one that loops around and around and around.

How does language influence our perception of the world? Internet slang is gradually replacing what we actually wanted to say.

The film questions the sacred relationship to objects and the different statuses conferred on them throughout their lives. Precious objects - votive offerings from the National Etruscan Museum in Villa Giulia - ornaments from churches or Roman sculptures, as well as contemporary detritus come together and evolve together in a kind of amniotic fluid. Usually inert forms have evolved into autonomous creatures: these composite beings interact, gesticulate, attract each other, react. By adopting the point of view of objects, by infusing them with a dose of desire, by giving them a semblance of soul, the artist reconsiders the border between the living and the non-living.

The cold night hangs over the old Frankenstein's castle. Victor, the scientist willing to challenge science, sets out to carry out his most ambitious plan: bring his admired Franceska back to life. With the collaboration, or not, of Igor, his invaluable and loving assistant to him; Victor will face the greatest challenge of his career.

A hyper-realistic scene where two ghosts fight to the death. But how do ghosts die?

Gone. A poisoned word. It creeps frozen under the skin. I see your smile again, your peonies. How can this be true?