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After gracing earth with a streak of releases that ultimately led to their debut Greatest Hits Vol. 1 album, it is time for the first full live performance of AREA21. Creating live renditions of their songs with a full band, including Martin Garrix on guitar, this 46-minute special will also dive into the true story behind AREA21’s journey here.
In The Dog Ate My Homework, Alexandra Lemay takes a humorous look at screen addiction and its effects on young people’s concentration. Through the character of Charlie, children are encouraged to think about the length of their screen time and the ways they use online content.
A biologist describes her research into various species of frogs in the rainforest of Central America and their mysterious disappearance as if it were a criminal case. Brilliantly animated drawings accompany her vivid scientific analysis.
Victor is stuck in a low-budget airliner next to a shamelessly intrusive stranger. The crackling candy wrapper, the smacking of the lips, oh, he thinks, just give me a break. No, he doesn't want candy, thank you very much. Victor isn't hungry. But there's no escape, thirty-five thousand feet in the air. So, just keep breathing.
Red Bird migrates to warmer lands
In Singapore, politics is seen as a cautious dance. However, in this lively film, the city becomes a vibrant street parade filled with pop culture, karaoke and colour.
When a barrel organ musician in 1950s Mexico City is invited to play at a Cantina, he is pushed outside of his comfort zone and gets extremely anxious. Is he going to be able to perform?
Parrots is a day in the life of two girls living in the San Gabriel Valley. It’s about being a girl, language diaspora, and growing up.
After the adoption of a very unusual pet by this girls mom, she will have to come to terms with living with a seagull named Espanhola.
The hammerhead shark wants to dance at the shark party but his dancing is hammer hard and wild.
Old man Yang is about to move away from the Beijing Hutong that he lived in for years, but he cannot help reminiscing about the old times. Until one day, he gets a mysterious Prize Drawing...
A playful, Impressionist version of the nativity of Christ. Originally included as a segment in the 1977 TV film "Simple Gifts."
Don't trust the wolf. Name, age, we know nothing about the wolf.
A complex and sometimes combative exchange at an Iranian broadcaster over a certain Hollywood blockbuster disguises deeper ruptures, in Farnoosh Samadi’s wry and subtly provocative drama.
A person brushes the teeth of a dog and turns into a bus.
Instead of devoting attention to his wife, a man concentrates all his love on his vegetable garden. One day all his delicious tomatoes mysteriously disappear.
Playful and sensual, and sometimes nostalgic, ten women evoke the love of taste and the taste of love.
A grieving boy finds the hair of his recently deceased mother caught in the drainage hole, and gets swept into the ‘Hair Universe’, an unknown world underneath the bathtub.
Christian philosophy is based on two abstract and complex concepts, but art can simplify them: Paradise, where everything was good and is lost, and Hell, which is so scary that no one wants to go there. And in between there is…us!
A technician's attempt to clone himself using cutting-edge technology goes horribly wrong.
Get ready for an incredible singing adventure story, it's Mother's Day Dance Season 1. It's Mother's Day and all the inhabitants of Sunnyville are ready to celebrate with a song and a dance!
A creature in space overexploits its own planet with existential consequences: as it sinks into plastic waste, it realises that the planet's resources are finite.
In a farmhouse a woman tries to lure the resident house spirit – a mischievous Nisse – with offerings of food.
A lonely widower awaiting a pacemaker to save his life gets his real second chance at true love by opening his heart and accepting his grandson's identity.
A post-apocalyptic drifter guts little old robots for a living. But robots teach him a lesson and force him to reconsider his consumer outlook on life.
A saxophone, bandits, a plane and ...
Remember those loooong days inside the house, when there were no planes in the sky, no sharing pizza, no way to see your friends other than by zoom (and plenty of wild hairstyles!). How did it feel when we could FINALLY go out, and we could give a big, BIG HUG to our friends, laugh over beers, dance & enjoy music together! THIS is what this music video is all about. Celebrating togetherness through music, feeling the love! Oh... and that kisssss.
Tiltu, a cat terrified of water, is lost just when it starts raining. The rain doesn’t seem to be stopping anytime soon, and Tiltu is trapped in their cover. Tiltu has to make a choice, but facing your fears is not always that easy.
Mandarin and Mandalina misunderstand each other and end up disappointed. Mandalina wants to prove herself, so she and Mandarin set off on a journey to find the legendary Ice Mandala, a hidden oyster with secret powers that is hidden behind the icebergs. Captain Pengu, Misket, Zeze, Gugu, Pegu, and Mirmir, unable to find them, grow concerned for their friends. They too set off toward the North Pole to rescue them. Captain Penguin and his friends overcome stormy seas, icebergs, and dangerous coral reefs during their journey. This adventure also explores themes of friendship, courage, and perseverance.
time to go...
Two teens hang out on the internet, where they imagine themselves as their ideal versions in a fantastic world.
In this hand-painted and drawn animation, a lonely old man fishes his dreams from the moon's reflection. Looking inside them, he faces surreal and devastating nightmares until a spiritual discovery frees him from all illusions.
This anidoc depicts the story and feelings of a woman who became a victim of rape and attempted murder. Her severe trauma is symbolised by a broken mirror and her futile effort to put the pieces back together. A deep probe into her mind maps the way to come to terms with this experience – at least partially.
Brave and intrepid warrior Enyo is determined to find his mentor who is lost in Hell.
Philosophy of existence and oral hygiene.
Lava (2019), the animated film Ayar Blasco presented at the 34th edition of the Mar del Plata Film Festival, left many subplots unresolved in a sci-fi narrative in which an alien civilization dominated the planet through technological devices. This incompleteness, which could then be attributed to the director’s aesthetics, always free and prone to absurdity, was actually a pause that now, four years later, is resumed. The protagonist continues to be Débora, a somewhat insecure tattoo artist who ends up involved in the resistance when a new batch of invaders threatens to wipe out every single record of the human race. With the childlike strokes and the uncontrollably innocent humor characteristic of him, Blasco continues to shape his own epic, a hallucinated version of El Eternauta, with click beetles and all.
Citizens from a well-fed, fenced-off city can only venture beyond the “safety” wall on the government’s official train system. A team of investigative reporters set out to explore what’s beyond this region, but instead discover a horrifying secret no one thought possible.
An animation that plays with the elements of the eclipse — light and shadow — and a poetic wait for a barber.
A man's car breaks down in the middle of the woods.
A richly animated documentary about the extremely popular caricaturist Gori, whose fate in Estonia at the beginning of the last century shows the balance between power and freedom like a mirror. In the Fellini-like world of Gori (1894-1944), farce and drama, mockery and big politics mix. There is no subject that Gori's pen will not mock until the winds turn and mouths are closed.
From Voice To Pulse explores the tension between the human and the digital sphere. The film merges detailed imagery that serves as a kind of digital loom, with ever-faster algorithmic percussion and an algorithmic text, written by open-source text generator GTP-2 and delivered by Gagi Petrovic. Artist and composer Zeno van den Broek shares a fresh, intriguing perspective on our interaction with artificial intelligence.
I guess you are waking up now...
A lonely seagull looking for love struggles to accept that his newfound object of affection is a human-operated drone.
They have a job that suits them, enjoy their colleagues and take time to enjoy the simple things around them. They wake up every morning next to their loved one. Yet they no longer enjoy anything, constantly being pushed around by a society that demands more and more of them, and burdened by problems that are beyond them.
Two groups of students joined forces to present an animated statement about their hometown. Each person has created a piece of animation that, in his opinion, reflects the southern spirit of Rostov-on-Don.
Ethel's childhood ends abruptly when her mother flies away, leaving Ethel alone to care for an isolated homestead and her younger siblings. As a merciless winter descends upon them, Ethel must decide whether to resign herself to fate or to try her luck in the wide world...
A young director goes to Los Angeles to sign a contract for the production of his new film. However, before he reaches Hollywood, he takes a taxi on a crazy ride through American streets, cinema history and pop culture.
Nusa Antara (The Nusantara) is an animated documentary short film, which records the ideas and dialogues of each director involved (film director, animation director, sound director) related to childhood memories, and/or past memories about what it means to live and live in Indonesia. Indonesia, an archipelagic country, highlighting illegal logging, romance, COVID-19, and life in the countryside.
Benji, the protagonist, goes on a quest to Dr Banana's castle with his sidekicks to rescue Addie, one of the sidekicks that was kidnapped by Dr Banana, the antagonist, and to retrieve the Banana crystal that belongs to Dr Banana.
A husband tells his wife a story about the stars while looking up at the night sky. It’s about twin granny aliens whose kind are on the verge of extinction and their efforts to prevent it. How will their story end…?
Woman is the first part of a trilogy that, from the perspective of the Iranian diaspora, supports the feminist revolution in Iran. Using documentary techniques to highlight street protests, the film presents civil disobedience as a collective performance and probes the discourse around women, life, and freedom.
An anthology film that follows several characters within a fantasy realm of bebauchery, dark magick, ugly ogres, nasty knights, and, of course, pigs. The short is the gorey, potty mouthed fever dream of the Flash animated imagination of the angsty preteen with too much internet access and a mall with a Spencer's Gifts in walking distance from his house in all of us.
When young genius Felix Brainiac teams up with his time-traveling dinosaur pal Big T, the duo sets out on an amazing adventure, going where no kid and dino have gone before! They enlist the help of Grandpa Brainiac, the great genius who has taught Felix everything he knows. This time the incredible duo learns about the history of flight! Join Kid Brainiac and Big T for an unforgettable learning adventure in Kid Brainiac: History Of Flight
Perfectionist Lee must adapt to the imperfect reality of living with an illness – brought to life as her chaotic supernatural flatmate Bug.
Alien Human asks us, “Is human the only species who can hurt each other psychologically?” In Wen Pang’s animated reimagining of a comic series by Yuewei Wang, four short stories are pared down to four fleeting poems—Pearl, The Goldfish, Ocean and Hole. An audiovisual pleasure that will delight even those among us who think they don’t care for animation. The first moment the velvety narrator promises, “If you hold your breath long enough, I’ll take you to another world,” let yourself be transported.