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Fierce is about a journey between an unlikely pair of feathered dinosaurs: a flamboyant velociraptor who wears his feathers with pride, and a reserved ankylosaur who refuses to accept that real dinosaurs can have feathers in the first place.

A barber cuts off too much hair and is now confronted with the consequences of his actions.

Tune into an alternate civilization not too distant from our own, where digital artist Rick Farin's creatures lead their technology-driven lives wearing London designer Xander Zhou.

The Leaves Were Green That Day / This House is a Prison

Colombia, rainforest, early 20th century. A frog is collected as a field sample by a scientist who wishes to isolate the active principle of Yagé. The frog is subjected to a severe test that exceeds the fragility of its body.

A series of animated stories about the Insect collection of the Varaždin Museum and its founder, professor Franjo Košćec. In the museum the Vanimators get to know the life and work of prof. Košćec and they make numerous drawings of the exhibits from which originates a kind of imagined animated documentary.

"The last man on Earth sat alone in a room. There was a knock on the door ..."

Animation by Asami Tatsumoto. Music by Yuta Uraki.

Apple, who owns a puppy, has been miserably single for as long as she can remember. She gave all her love to her dog that she has had for many years. Then one day some strange things happen in the car.

Pedro, a bird who cannot fly in sync with his flock, decides to branch out on his own.

a memorable and initiatory sunday "family" dinner

A non-narrative and abstract adaptation of the mythological motif, the cosmic egg, telling a story with only sounds and drawings. It is said to be at the beginning of the cosmos and universe--from it hatched our beloved seas, earth, oxygen, sun, moon, ritual and spirit. Though the tale of the Cosmic Egg has been told in many cultures and civilizations from around the world, even on all five continents, ink on glass illustrates this dimly coloured adaptation, verging many ideas from different cultures, instead of holding true to only one, celebrating the human experience not as a singularity, but as a whole.

Like a plant fed by sunlight, 12-year-old Florissa feeds on the praise of teachers. But what happens if someone dims the light of the brightest star in the class?

"Again and Again" is a short animated film created with the help of sand. In the center of the plot – a monotonous, as if caught in a time loop, the life of a city dweller.

Famous women feel sorry that women’s place in society is so limited when they make up more than half of the population. And they are singing it!

Masculine tropes are undone to form a relationship between male sexuality and the human death drive. The body, violence and humour are positioned in the larger context of nothingness and somethingness, bridging a tension between externalized anxieties and the terrors of nature.

“There’s nothing to see here; now, look directly at the screen.” An experimental vision of Bauhausian hypnotherapy orchestrated by sentient technology.

The film explores the life of a transgender man, his experiences of growing up, feeling different, as well as his story of coming out

Portrait of a small dairy town

In Brooklyn in the late 1950s, Jay McKnight and his friends spent summer evenings outside, singing a cappella. One night, Jay caught the ear of a girl named Andrea. Watch Jay and Andrea McKnight share their childhood romance, growing up and growing old together.

Call right now!

A short animated documentary on immigrants who left their home and crossed borders for love.

By trying to fix a hole to stop our mind from wandering on the other side… "Fixing a Hole" uses lunar footage and abstract colors coupled with experimental electronic music and NASA lunar recordings.

An abandoned house is for sale, but it is said to be haunted. But the cleaner, hired to completely clean the house, is not deterred. But her confidence slowly begins to crumble when inexplicable things start to happen...

They wander through an infinite emptiness. A couple and she, the woman. They feel an inexplicable bound, in the night, in the world: outside. Their encounter can only occur in the empty room. One by one they can enter the space and find each other again. In their world, they are not completely alone, Pig is observing them. Three bodies, their existence don’t affect the sphere, their world was already complete. And empty. The nest bursts.

A screen version of several conceptual texts by the artist Yuri Albert.

An exquisitely intricate work walking the tightrope between film as a record of reality and an abstracted visualisation of sound.

I confront memories that have contributed to my chronic pain. The fourth in a series examining how a head injury has asked me to cope with emotional and physical traumas.

In a household where meal times are a delightful feast full of bonding, fellowship and good eating, 3 members of this tight-knit family are diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus.

An Eternalism film.

The film focuses on the emotionality of social media and its role in the militarization of Ukrainian society. The ability of social media to capture emotions and retranslate them, turn emotional contagion into a closed collective practice, and the community — into a single organism capable of achieving real change. This form of collectivity, which develops on the basis of digital interaction, can have very different consequences. Where exactly is the line between solidarity and radicalization? How can empathy turn into hatred?

Two hens are wooed by a new resident

In the animated short film Hello Robot!, we follow a girl in a desolate world as she finds an abandoned robot in a cave. Luck is short though, as batteries are hard to come by.

“I” sees a fantasy in the endless reality. But “I” doesn't have the will to escape from the delusion, and it continues to crumble reality.

Gripping tales of desperation and self-indulgence by failed filmmakers will make you feel better about your own crushing misery.

A dog enters a bar full of cats.

In the summer of 2014, the village of Rozsypne, deep in the Ukrainian countryside, found itself in the midst of war and the lives of its inhabitants were unsettled by the destruction and chaos at their doorstep. But the suffering of Rozsypne only made international news after Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was shot down, killing all 298 passengers and raining debris over the fields and homes of the village – whose name translates as ‘scattered’.

Anthology of animated shorts from around the world.

What happens if we neglect our insecurities and feelings when we are daydreaming?

In "Los Andes", a restless primal spirit takes possession of an office room. Drawings appear on the walls, plant-like forms sprout from the computer and overgrow the desktop. As it finds it way trough the office space, the mysterious entity transforms into the limbs of a giant and dissolves again.

In "Water Over Glass," the tension of a mind adrift and in conflict with itself is captured and bookended visually by the vast mutability of sea and sky, where water and air surfaces suggest both static and the dissolution of the individual. A doppelganger, a crime scene and the tidal erasure of what might have taken place: discomfiting moments in a bright, almost psychedelic, arc. Assembled from 16mm, Super 8, and digital video, stop motion collage and digital compositing animation, "Water Over Glass" works backwards from an original story by Jason Zumpano and its musical articulation—Vancouver outfit The Cyrillic Typewriter’s 2018 album of the same name—to suspend a visual form over a sonic narrative.

A story about fourteen-year-old alien girl Aoi Hoshino. Her family uses certain medicine to disguise themselves as humans. For some reason the medicine slowly stops working, but only on Aoi...

Kitty and Mimmi want to play with you! Episodes: A Good Place to Play, Shall We Play Origami?, Drawing Pictures, Let's Dance, Putting Toys Away, Making Up, Let's Play with Sounds.

Machine Hallucination whirs and throbs for thirty minutes as a machine processes images and then responds to them. There are moments when glimmers of New York are completely clear: you feel as if you’re moving over the city’s grid at a great height, or glimpse images of buildings right before they start to morph beyond recognition. Other times, you are looking at the data architecture, at graphic plottings, or metadata tags of the original photos.

A Stop motion Animation consisting of 2500 still pictures, made purely out of clay. Shot with a Canon EOS 600D and animated in Dragonframe. Edited in Photoshop and Sony Vegas Pro 14. All sound effects recorded with my BlueYeti - in my bedroom - inside a small pillow fort. Budget sound-proofing. I used PLASTILINA mixed with a little bit of FIMO to get the perfect clay!

From the manual to the cold and rigorous movement of industrial machinery. Made with wefts of electronic circuits printed in adhesive material cut out and glued manually on the support. An internal tour of the factory.

Two children are awoken by a loud bump in the night - could it be Santa?

What happens to the socks that go missing during the wash?

Undressing the body while simultaneously being covered up, routine is discovered through obsessive tendencies.

Joining with his shadow, the first god creates himself, the progenitor of humanity.

A day in the life of a building. Busy people, curiosity and incomprehension.

A short animated film that documents the happenings in a single square in Barcelona, la Plaça de la Virreina.

In Erik Svetoft’s graduation animation project, animals are trapped in a zoo and are the subject of entertainment and humiliation. Outside, the strong colours announce the destruction of nature. A film about dance and liberation.

Nothing comes from nothing. A salad makes your biceps shrink, says grandma. Because grandma is permanently working out – anytime and anyplace. The world is not all peaches and cream, the world is a sweatshop.

Surrounded by the prying eyes of a patriarchal society, a lonely housewife plunges into an internal exploration of gender and sexuality in 20th century Morocco. Tamou’s true identity as a trans man begins to unfold.