An experimental animation of still frames.
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An experimental animation of still frames.
After some unpleasant events for the Scarecrow, the Scarecrow becomes human and break away from those situations. On the way, he sees two other scarecrows whose conditions are not better than him. Thus he is on the horns of a dilemma and must make a hard decision.
There was once a bounty hunter so skilled at taking his preys life, that people called him the Reaper. He was a legend, until he found the love of his life and retired. But one day he found his wife dead, killed by a group of fanatics.
This is a love story. Colourless, tasteless, odourless. We cannot see it, until it is stimulated and glows with dazzling light.
A camel films his spring break trip to Latuna Beach.
If you’ve got it, move it!
If life is just nothing but a long line of falling dominoes, then explaining it is about getting whatever is in your head out.
Bored with Eden, Adam and Eve make a break for it. But their absence is noticed and God calls in his henchman.
Don’t mess with angry short people, it’s a really, really bad idea – apocalyptically bad!
Blair encounters a rat at breakfast, so she enlists the help of her stingray friend, Sea Pancake, to get rid of the beast.
Thinking he has found shelter within a botanical glasshouse, one man fails to reckon with the odd social culture of the plants
Cats may be superbly adapted killing machines of the night but every master meets their match sooner or later.
After the long journey everything seems to be going to plan but what happens when the banana navigation system deactivates.
Everybody loves autumn, right? But spare a thought for all those leaves who suffer for the cause of the changing season.
Bartholomew Von Knaviery had a great big aviary and he was obsessed with its expansion.
A dialogue between two utopian thinkers sharing visions and recipes for a “better” tomorrow and contemplating the complexity of our universe.
A veritable visual encyclopaedia of creepy creature orificalism – and some other stuff.
Beware the giant-tongued rabbit – unless, of course, giant tongue is what you seek.
After three days of steady, inconsolable rain, I walk through the rooms of the house wondering which would be best to die in.
'Diffrerent' is an animation that explores neurodiversity learning disabilities such as dyslexia. The film follows an ant’s journey, as it breaks from its chain-like system, as a metaphor for those who are unable to fit in. There’s always been this feeling of without Dyslexia who would I be? As it’s such a large part of me as a person and in everyday life. This film explores this area of my life by looking back at a childhood hobby, the collection of insects, and the problems I experienced when I was younger and still as an adult today. Some days I can wake up and not be able to remember my full address and other days I can. However the previous hobby and study of insects always remained. I’ve always felt out of place, out of the normal system, and in time while having this feeling I’ve found other ways of coping. The film aims to be more of an understanding of the past and present that can give back a positive attitude to dyslexia within society.
:< A Tinder tragedy. :0 An unexpected child. ;( A journey finding my root of shame.
Life is difficult in the corner, in the angle where all edges meet. Everything is geometrically relative when laws of perspective and gravity start playing tricks on you.
Views of a landscape engraved directly into the emulsion of 16mm film leader using the blade of a surgical scalpel. The length of each filmstrip is determined by the distance between points on the artist’s body, such as from fingertip to fingertip between outstretched arms, and bisecting the body along a posterior/anterior axis. During our experience of these moving images, the length of a strip of film becomes a measurement of time as the static marks incised into the black 16mm frames are perceived to be lines of light in motion.
We must protect this house.
As much about light, color, texture and sound as it is about “story,” “Beautiful Like Elsewhere” evokes a mysterious dreamscape of shimmering tableaux that seem to exist just on the edge of consciousness. Populated by human and nonhuman organisms, classical images and pure form, this allusive world, which may be a vision of the afterlife, hints at a deeper level of awareness and meanings beyond words.
An extremely vulgar and low-class... kitschy and strange... heartwarming and happy animation!
A pudgy little man lives a lonely life on the top floor of a skyscraper. One day, when he hears the aggressive rants of his neighbour, he looks for the Tarzan inside to rescue his nextdoor Jane.
From the team that brought you «The Lost Tribes of New York City» comes a new animated documentary. «149th and Grand Concourse» captures the diverse voices of the South Bronx against a backdrop of rapidly changing streets.
Plunging into a dark place, an ant falls to the ground with a rude shock. We follow this ant's journey through a disturbing and dangerous, yet fascinating world, and it's quest to find a way out...
Good night and sleep well Babblarna is 45 minutes long with short films, music videos, language games and dance films in a nice mix, just right for winding down before it's time to go to bed.
Inspired by a letter apparently found on the body of a drowning victim in the Mediterranean Sea, this animation addresses the reality of the millions fleeing wars and political persecution. Although we are unable to learn the truth about who wrote the letter, we know that what it describes is real. This reality can’t continue.
Animation about a girl who sets out to fulfill a wish and has to face some monsters.
Decades after a mysterious incurable zombie virus spreads throughout the world mankind is in danger of going extinct. Among the infected there is an old zombie and a dog that remains loyal to his master and hopes he will become human again one day.
A newt returns home to his parents, after running away to pursue his dreams of becoming a master musician.
A story about a little, masked, purple person and a monster that keeps them trapped.
A chameleon tries to catch a fly.
A girl finds a little hole that grabs her attention when she visits her farm, so she tries to explore it and find out its secret. After a rainy day, a plant grows out of the hole to change the life of the girl and make her happier.
It starts out looking like a battle to the death – man against monster, the very survival of the city at stake.
The molecular structure of all our lives are full of lucky breaks, sliding door moments and big decisions
Disassembling & reconstructing, a body, a state of mind. This film is a dialog between the body & the mind in a dream/nightmare like environment. On a larger scale this film started from an ongoing dialog the filmmaker has about what it means to inhabit a body, made of parts, that are assigned gender within a societal structure. Allowing the individual mind/body to have more control on defining & constructing itself.
Layla fights daily against urges and compulsions, until challenged to face her darkest fears
Fueled by artistic expression and limited only by their runtime, short films transcend traditional storytelling. They are a significant and popular way artists can connect with audiences. From documentary to animation, narrative to experimental, the abbreviated form is no longer just for the novice. Shorts have and will continue to be an important part of cinema, storytelling, and culture. The Sundance Film Festival has always been proud to treat short films with the highest regard and to give a home to new (and old) projects for audiences to discover and celebrate.
Characters made of earth and stone run through the desert in search of a destiny until they are caught by a storm that crumbles them before they arrive.
A camel looking for his missing wife in the desert faces the dilemma of chasing after his treasure or continuing his journey. It's the story of how someone recognises the most important thing in life while suffering from dementia.
Animated short film by Kimberly Forero-Arnías.
The film expresses what it feels like to have a learning difference in our school system. The film uses strong metaphors to portray these emotions, as we follow a boy named Johan who climbs a mountain in a world made of books.
A young woman suffers from an intense fear of crowds.
Mockumentary about the animation studio that created the online cartoon series Rats on Cocaine.
The world where humans abandoned their flesh and blood long ago and became inorganic. This film depicts the form of their love and their loss.
A film dealing with digital imaging.
A small, gawky, newly born green sea turtle falls behind his siblings on his voyage to the sea. As he arduously tries to scramble to the ocean, a massive wave and trash smack him back to the shore, stimulating a series of challenges. The short explores how navigating a very short distance can be the hardest part of a newborn turtle’s life.
A child meets the classic game in which you have to repeat, follow the established...
A beautiful starlet that awakens the spirit of a Terran boy with her stellar charms!
Hand drawn animation about people's fear of communication.
Dreaming of the Whitest Christmas marks the first Christmas with the Trump family in the White House. It re-imagines several holiday classics with a Trump twist: Adolf the Alt-Right Reindeer and Friends, Trumpy the Snowman, The Book of Donald and A Trump Christmas Carol.
Sometimes you are the only one that can really see what’s out there.