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In this animation integrating Deaf symbols and motifs, Hana, a deaf child, has exceptional artistic talent but struggles with an overwhelming soundscape. Hana represents a collection of deaf people’s childhood stories.

Join Mother Goose and her little goslings as they gather around the fire to tell bedtime stories! This time, they read the classic fairytale, Mrs Peter Rabbit. It's time for Fairytale Fun Force Storytime: Mrs Peter Rabbit.

A stop motion animation about a couple fight that ends in a terrible murder, and its aftermath.

It’s Easter and all the inhabitants of Sunnyville are celebrating their favorite holiday! Hopz the Easter bunny and his pals are searching for clues in this incredible mystery adventure series for kids of all ages.

In a world where no one greets each other, a child says hello to the world.

A philosophical debate on the legitimacy of art created by A.I. tools told through the medium of silliness. The Artist must confront the A.I. who is about to make some art on a canvas.

Join Monster Class teacher extraordinaire Count Dracula as he goes batty for cryptozoology, the amazing science behind the study of monsters! What? Go on! In the world of cryptids — that's a fancy word for monsters — two mythical beasts stand head and shoulders above the rest... You've no doubt heard their names... Seen the evidence and wondered to yourself, could such fantastical beasts actually exist? What if they did? Leave it to professor Dracula to line up the facts and take you on the cryptozoology adventure of the century – Witches Vs Aliens! We have a lot to discover about these two legends before the sun comes up so let's get haunting in Monster Class: Witches Vs Aliens!

A small but very energetic elephant comes to the boy Matvey's apartment. So that his mother does not find him, the boy hides the elephant in the closet, but the elephant has a good appetite, and he grows right before our eyes, breaking the closet.

That which makes Big Daddy so big could be his big heart, his big belly, or his big money.

On the top of a human head, a common, humble little hair has only a lifetime to struggle against scissors and combs claiming her diversity.

After 40 years, a retired actress from the 1960s Chinese propaganda play “Wedding on the Execution Ground”, decides to reunite with her first love, the lead actor from the play.

A band of friends try to jam out their song in the garage, hijinks ensue before they can do so.

At the mercy of the dentist's chair, the protagonist cannot escape the confrontation with pain and the dregs of the miserable human condition. To distract himself, he takes refuge in a fantasised story of fishermen and the sea.

Onti is a fictional character. He is a paraphrase of our subconscious. He is both a nightmare and an inseparable part of our being. This short video musical personifies the randomness of feelings, thoughts, events and perceptions related to it.

Andrew, a young movie buff, can’t stop criticising a horror movie from the 80s he is watching. The film’s star assassin mysteriously overhears Andrew's comments and reaches out and grabs him through the screen.

While avoiding a conversation with his mum, Elliot encounters a peculiar little creature in need of his assistance!

What do cats talk about when their owners aren't around? What do they really think of their lesbian owners?

Five friends gather on a vacant lot to play soccer and explore the surroundings in hopes of finding useful items. One day, one of them finds one in particular that will change their story.

Natasha is 30 years old. Her life is boring, she has a husband and a lover. And Natasha's problem is that she got stuck in an elevator when she was a very little girl... and she still can't get out of the dark.

On a prairie millions of miles from home, a grumpy space farmer is having trouble with one of her hive: a robot bee called Buzz that keeps going rogue. After failing to reprogram the mischievous bee she follows him into the belly of a volcano and discovers something that will change life on Mars forever.

A young child wishes for all the toys in the world, but soon realises what's truly important in life.

In the space between life and death, a man’s spirit is given one last chance to dance.

In a diner, a beautiful waitress puts the entire family business at risk after falling in love with a heartthrob.

The sleep-inducing viruses become active when humans fall asleep. One of the viruses, V, wishes to dream like a human.

A short stop-motion animation in which two puppets dance to Melanie Martinez's "The Contortionist"

In the midst of a blue-violet tinted mountain range are the remains of a lonely pavilion. Accompanied by the music of Max Cooper, this setting becomes the stage of a dance performance – in which our hands play the leading roles. Intuitively we let the rhythm take them over, move them playfully, form graceful gestures. At this hypnotic place everything is possible for the dancers.

50 five second clips document daily moods. The challenge was to create a five second animation every morning with simple tools.

Monsters need love too!

T-Rex wants to play basketball, but his large body and short arms don’t make it easy. At first, he’s the laughing stock of the nimble monkeys, but when they accept T-rex for who he is, they discover his real talents.

Don’t you feel like your whole life has already been written? That’s the question asked by this little film that traces the life of a mackerel from its life in the ocean to its packaging in a supermarket.

An animated love letter to Amelia Earhart and the strange separation between human and icon. The film follows the final moments of Amelia Earhart on Gardner Island as she contemplates her life and times.

Oink, oink! Learn along with little piggy Iggy Wiggy and his pals! This pig-some 3d animated learning video is great for Pre-K learning. It's Iggy Wiggy Learns Prepositions.

Packages may have gone through some incredible things before the courier reached us. The film is inspired by the author’s real experience of losing a courier. Made using stop-motion animation techniques.

A nun digs a man up from the ground and loses her grip on everyday life. Can secrets and harmony coexist?

Based on the Oz books by L. Frank Baum, the Tin Woodman wanders into an old cabin and rediscover's his own past.

Lydia and Sam like to make haunted houses, imagine other worlds, and question everything, but they never thought one of their creations would be able to push itself into their comfortable, isolated existence. Now, Lydia must deal with authority, confusion, and generational violence to solve the mysteries of reality, and save her own.

BabyLearning.tv is a fun, toddler-friendly way for kids to learn with educational movies and documentaries. It's time for BabyLearning.tv: Spelling With Colors!

A story about a little paper figure’s journey of finding the strength to leave its home, the notebook where it was born, to explore the great world beyond.

In his 40-year career since his first "author's film", "Le vol d'Icare" (1974), Schwizgebel has made hardly more than 15 short and medium-length films, mostly using the technique of animated acrylic painting. The brushstrokes and color effects give his works an incredible poetry. Virtually wordless and often accompanied by a piece of music, they are characterized by the stillness of painting and the constant movement of a camera: an eye that wanders and moves around the image itself, which is therefore constantly changing. Schwizgebel plays with repetitions, circles and references (especially to the areas of film and painting). He has created an exciting work that is worth discovering in the form of this collection - all at once and in chronological order.

While visiting his aunt and uncle, Oliver is warned about a stuffed monkey named Mr. Bobo

A film by Portland, OR multimedia collective Body Academics, and supported in part by the PDX-based Regional Arts and Culture Council, EVIL BABYLON is a phantasmagorical, psychosexual science-fiction movie musical masterpiece: the story of a sexually-repressed evangelical race car driver who dies in a church-sanctioned deathmatch and the kink-positive party planet that leads him on a journey towards self acceptance. Made with all-original music, incredible animation, and starring a bevy of Portland drag all-stars, EVIL BABYLON is a riotous new spectacle that must be seen to be believed.

A couple walks through the streets of Olinda until they are surprised by a creature of the night

An eager pirate pursues the treasures of an idyllic island, but is he biting off more than he can chew?

Hound tells the story of a young child who is desperately trying to survive in a dark, abandoned city. Huge dog as her only comfort the duo not only need to find food but also have to escape the monster that is trailing them.

The adorable Little Foot embarks on a whole new adventure to find his big brother Big Foot. Will Pinocchio, Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White come to the rescue?

Some time ago, New-Zealand-born musician/filmmaker Broad Oak had a particularly vivid and disturbing dream. "I was dead and buried in the ground, yet somehow conscious," he says. "Lying there in complete darkness, I could feel worms and insects devouring my flesh and crawling through my eye sockets." The next day he was inspired by the experience to record a piece of music but only finished it in 2021 while recovering from covid in Berlin. "Although I didn't have a severe case, it led to me contemplating my own mortality so it felt appropriate to come back to this piece and finally finish it." The mesmerising animated video is a collaboration with an AI called WZRD and represents the cyclic and transformative nature of life and matter from cells to galaxies.

A young man, in struggling to fall asleep, descends into the strange inner landscapes of his relentless brain.

He stood, in pain, near the rope, in tears, while his creator hung.

A girl at a beach develops a special relationship with the sea that gives her a magical stone. From now on, all her wishes will be granted – even the most valuable ones.

Here's a little film about a witch. I mostly made it for my kid, but you're allowed to watch it too.

The film is an animated visualization of the poem Wind Dog by the poet Kaspars Dimiters. The main question in this poem is - where does the wind dog go? You have to find the answer in your head.

In a cardboard forest, two stones argue.