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Join Ruby and friends on four fun-filled pirate adventures: Countdown Repeat, Negative, All That Glitters, and The Honor of the Pirate. Inspired by the world of Playmobil® toys, embark on a series of adventures with the Super 4 as they travel through the wider Playmobil® universes. Whether it be a sci-fi futuristic world, a magical fairy world, a world of pirates, or a world of medieval knights, the adventures are never ending.
El Sátiro (1907) – often considered the oldest surviving porn film – was supposedly filmed in Argentina. The original copy would have been in the hands of a private collector; but it also circulates on the internet. Frame by frame, the copy was preserved through handmade processes. In a visual essay, we investigate the preservation of images and the history of violence and sexuality.
Ty and the rest of the Dinotrux just found out it's your birthday, and the whole crater is coming together to make sure you have an awesome day!
pretty thing I used to know, and how I miss you. a study of the end of the grieving process, when raw emotions mix with, and give way to, benign nostalgia.
One dark, dark night, the villagers could not understand the sounds coming from the latrine…
We don’t know a lot about Zara and the others. But Zara and the others seem to violently nose bleed a lot. And Zara and the others are allegedly stealing pots and children from other people. Besides, Zara and the others live in a caravan. And what do Zara and the others eat for dinner? Probably something terribly frightening.
A dream-inspired stream-of-consciousness download charting the trace infection lines Trump’s presence provokes in the minds of many.
Film tells the story of a grumpy, reclusive toad Geno and his neighbors, who are forced to seek a new habitat because a construction site invades the pond where they live.
A dog defends its owners on Christmas Eve
Palestine. A body is trapped at a checkpoint; an essential mechanism of the Israeli occupation. The body is pierced by structural and physical violence, which is aggressive and arbitrary and prevents and attacks its free movement and existence.
Two characters attempt to balance through five steps. They become the tension, support, conflict and progress that happens within identity and relationships.
‘Films to Break Projectors’ glues, scrapes and splices 35mm, 16mm and 8mm film to create unprojectable celluloid collages. Reanimating the material reveals the colour music within and traces of ambiguous narratives that emerge from the complex loops.
The film is based on a fairy tale by Grigory Kruzhkov "Where the old woman's five came from". This is a cautionary tale about an old woman who went to school for grades, and a principled teacher, as well as about the original use of fours, fives and even stakes with twos in the household.
To reconcile his quarreling sons, an old man shows them that strength lies in unity.
Pictures and social media messages are interwoven together with animated segments to highlight Abu Haidar family’s state of being stuck, halfway.
An old man struggles to build a tower but is determined to reach his goal.
Netta is a young Israeli woman who wishes to move to Berlin, out of all places. Netta's father, the son of Holocaust survivors, is horrified by her decision.
In a cold and icy world a young tough huntress procures food for her little village when suddenly an orange burning sphere appears in the blue sky.
In a small native American village, a young girl, Aiyanna, is playing hide and seek with her brother Tawa until she encounters a furtive blue light at the edge of the surrounding, mystical forest….
Four people with different approaches to BDSM and visions of themselves. In this world anonymity meets self-awareness and safety confronts riding on the edge.
Film tells the story of a grumpy, reclusive toad Geno and his neighbors, who are forced to seek a new habitat because a construction site invades the pond where they live.
Working primarily in digital media and installation, Sondra Perry’s interest lies in the relationship between identity and the digital realm; specifically in what she refers to as the “abstraction of subjecthood” that occurs in technologically-rendered images of blackness. Her work seeks to interrogate and elucidate the role of digital technology in the systematic oppression of black identities.
A short story of life and death takes place in naturalistic, disgusting scenery. Blood, dirt and flies above a dying corpse create a frightening atmosphere of decomposition.
A green bird lays its first egg. It will do everything to make it hatch.
A celebration of 20th century jazz artists portrayed in a captivating collection of poems in the memorable Harlem style.
Sirenetta, the little mermaid, has been living on land for a year now. When four lost mermaids come to her for help, Nettie must dive back into the sea she left behind. Nettie and her four finned friends will have to be careful; there's a wicked Pirate Queen hot on their tails.
A not-so-friendly competition between two food vendors quickly turns violent, as the dishes they serve get less and less Kosher.
A beautiful ode to a simple donkey that gave his all – his ALL – for the sake of the children.
An animated short film that follows a man and his struggle with his identity, projected anxieties and relationships over the course of an evening. He has to contend with his insecurities with being seen with another man and his fear as feathers start to grow from his body.
Eight-year-old Lila takes on the daunting task of learning how to cycle, while she and her beloved Baba must also balance Mom's work, his art, and everyone learning to grow and let go.
In the magic forest it is dark and cold; the fog so thick that not a single ray of sunlight shines through. The plants are withered and the lakes frozen, with nothing stirring anymore. A lone girl and a deer are wandering through this icy landscape. What are they looking for? Natia Nikolashvili has created a fantastical world as backdrop for a tale as fascinating and enigmatic as a dream, in atmospheric water colour.
The story of a traveler in Mexico.
One digs beneath the surface of the other to reach the deepest place of his heart during struggles. It lightens up the darkness. They fulfill one another within the sense of oneness.
Planting the Seeds, growing the future. Technology pervades every aspect of our lives: the way we move... the way we work... the way we meet and communicate… how we make love and what we eat... Crops all over the world are grown using increasingly technological methods. It is now possible to grow plants at night and in hostile environments, increasing yields and saving water. Most of these methods are based on... Hydroponics. Since the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, one of the seven Wonders of the Ancient World, technology has allowed man to grow great amounts of food. Abundance of food allows man to explore new frontiers... In January 2016 the first flower has blossomed aboard the International Space Station (ISS). Yet, in pursuing his quest, man also generates huge amounts of increasingly technological waste... Space Waste is already an issue of cosmic concern...
By using plants, mud and salt in conjunction with alternative photochemistry, images are 'grown' on motion picture film. What at first glance is perceived as abstract turns out to be a concrete precipitation from phenomena that surround us in everyday life. The 'aliveness' of the images is underlined by Andrea Szigetvári's evocative sound-design.
Sometimes a journey is as much an act of imagination and it is about covering ground.
WHAT’S THE DAMAGE is a proposition and a provocation; a call against dominant power structures answering back to ongoing crises under white patriarchy, relaying and augmenting feelings and gestures of chronic unease, protest and dissent. Spoken word and digital fluidities give Phillipson’s summons and riposte vital form through representations of livid, female bleeding, rising up against leadership circle-jerks, over-groomed toupees, environmental catastrophes, weeping vortexes, scorched orangutans, animal-fat banknotes and advancing super-moons, pizzas and drones.
A story about how a touch of magic leads Mike to overcome his fear of expressing himself and helps him break away from his mundane, monotonous life for a new beginning.
In the year 3000 life ceased to exist. This is not death. It is immortal.
In this crazy world finding what you need can seem impossible some days.
During a family outing to a cinema, a young boy falls asleep. His mind flashes back to an early memory where, as a toddler, his family try to take a photo of him in their backyard. As he drifts in and out of sleep, his memory and the present begin to merge. Dennis Tupicoff's 2017 short film premiered at the prestigious Annecy International Animated Film Festival. The film's combination of hand-drawn animation with live action clips of the 1950 Film Noir D.O.A,, awakeness with sleep, and past with present creates a surreal quality that emanates throughout the film.
Boredom, existential void and the yearning for something different permeate the lives of a couple who are reaching an end of sorts.
Sam's life changes forever when he wins a lifetime supply of chicken wings.
Anubis, God of the underworld, judges the souls of the dead but disaster ensues when a lever breaks.
Jumpy lives to jump!
Snack time goes wrong.
In a world of mimes and clowns, Miles the mime must choose between his happiness and the acceptance of his mother as his dream of becoming a clown just grows stronger.
Who am I ? Short animation by Cassie Shao.
A chest that wants to open, many hands trying, only one way to do it...
Viktor, a daring Viking, is on the adventure of a lifetime. His travels come to a grinding halt when he meets an adorable love-sick kraken, who falls in love with the anchor on Viktor's mighty ship. The two face off in an epic conflict of wit which teaches both of them that love is blind as far as the eye can 'sea.'
Dare to do it. If you fall, get back up. If you are held back, break free. Just find the way.
Talk about ya inmates taking over the asylum!!
At once fanciful and disquieting, “Tiny Big” presents a series of seemingly unrelated vignettes expressed through simple black-and-white line drawings, punctuated with occasional surprising bursts of color. Underscored by a soundtrack featuring the sounds of nature – wind, waves, crickets – the film eschews narrative, challenging viewers to draw their own conclusions about the significance of ritualized actions in a world that’s both hauntingly familiar and decidedly strange.
GUERNICA by Ezgi Pamir brings Picasso’s famous anti-war picture to life. This animation displays the destruction of war.