Join Peanut the baby giraffe, Chicky the baby chick and Hops the baby bunny on their fun-filled quest to find the best Mother’s Day gift ever.
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Join Peanut the baby giraffe, Chicky the baby chick and Hops the baby bunny on their fun-filled quest to find the best Mother’s Day gift ever.
Short animation by Seo Yeon Choi
Max and Maxine is a story about a grandfather and granddaughter, and the life-giving power of imagination. Following the surreal adventures of two lovable characters—Max and Maxine—Hornet Director Peter Sluszka creates a dreamscape world that’s bursting with imaginative life. It’s a world immersed in both metaphor and mixed media mastery. Imagination, and it’s ability to provide motivation for living and childlike wonder even in the face of terminal cancer, is the thematic thread. But it’s the technique—an irresistible implementation of stop motion using only custom-made puppets and materials—which transforms the story from simple and sweet to completely enthralling.
Does it infuriate you too when neighbors are endlessly noisy? These unbearable sounds of alarm clocks, loud music, noisy vacuum cleaner. Sometimes this noise brings you so much that you just want to kill your neighbors. But even the worst conflicts can lead to unexpected results.
Short and simple story from the time of pandemic - a poetic view of isolation, loneliness and boredom.
“The Landscape is a film on moving, being held and being placed in places and in between places. There is no explanation on the story behind it. There is no deeper thought or symbolism behind it. Like driving, listening to the music and looking at the landscape. All passes by”. – KG
The film interprets the corresponding myth as a process of consciousness and tells the story of a manipulated character that frees herself from her predestination.
It is here, on this connected Earth, that we re-discovered peace. A youthful Gaia recounts the struggle and determination that made this possible.
An experimental short film rendered using real-time graphics. Through contrasting a vibrant, virtual paradise with a dark reality, the film reflects upon humanity’s ignorance of their destructive nature on earth; the innocence of youth and the indifference of adulthood.
How does one change after having stared death in the face? In this hand-drawn animated short, a man’s love for watermelon becomes the catalyst for introspection.
The small recording device named REC lives all alone in an abandoned attic when a bird appears at the window. REC is really excited and wants to talk to it. But when the bird hears REC’s “voice” it flies away in terror. Now REC tries everything to record the bird’s beautiful song. Time is running out, because its battery will soon be exhausted.
A girl plays in the forest of brain trees. A fruit falls into her lap and she takes it home, triggering a great family transformation.
A pair of twin sisters attempt to fold a thousand origami cranes in hopes to recover from a fatal disease.
After a family separation, a young woman failed to provide the emotional support her mother needed. The woman relives this pivotal moment, wishing she could go back and say the things she left unsaid.
In 1904, Dewi Sartika, a young woman who dream to change the future of Indonesian woman through education.
The artist, Claudia Larcher, animates photographs of works by the influential German-American architect Mies van der Rohe.
Animation by Asami Tatsumoto. Music by Yudai Kisami.
Avant Kinema’s Flow State is inspired by Mihály Csíkszentmihályi’s theories of flow, and takes full enjoyment in the process of scratching, animating and hand-processing Super8 film partnered with an improvised soundtrack of guitars and percussion. In this immersive trip, process is key.
A scavenger protects his subway shelter.
Filmmaker and animator Lilliana Rice explores the complicated identity of being a mixed native. Lilliana finds resiliency in feigning ignorance to accrue power within the industry so as to break down systems that are not made for Indigenous People.
An experimental, hypnotic short film that takes you into a strange space called "Rotochaos".
A speculative fiction tale about an alien spaceship that landed in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico in 1966 disguised as a museum. The video came about as the result of a five year arts based research project that began in 2015 when De la Rosa-Carrillo was granted access to the Art Museum of Ciudad Juárez' archive, which documents not only its own history but also the cultural evolution of the city it serves.
About Trash is a personal insight of thoughts and emotions about the topic trash. Today we’re living in a world where trash is everywhere but we still don’t seem to care. So our trash has no other choice than to scream for attention.
"First Hypnotic Suggestion" conjures telepathic transference, hypnosis and collective dream space. Through its spectral tele-cinematic waves, the analogue horror-film protagonists participate in paranormal and fringe scientific experiments, attempting to comprehend the immaterial and incomprehensible expanses of their perception—simultaneously aided and obstructed by the temporal interventions and technological mediations of their transitory parallel dimension.
“I lost something I had found; I found something that had been lost.”
One night, Danny is watching TV with Mary. The attentions she offers drive Danny into a state of psychotic delirium, mixed with envy and fear. In his perception, it appears to be a dangerous insect. The evening ends with a sinister and surreal drama.
In a courtyard of an Indian palace, Peacocks and Peahens come together to celebrate their love until one of the males has trouble displaying his affection.
Right there in that little gap between fantasy and reality, me and you, movies and videos, concrete and abstract, is that nice cozy space.
During a Foosball goalkeeper's frustration of being unable to get involved in the action, his pole breaks. He tries to show that he is meant for more than 'just' a goalkeeper.
A father tries to close the distance in his relationship with his daughter while the struggles and busy hustle of everyday work life gets in the way.
The narrator in the moving image work "GALAXY" is technology itself. "GALAXY" tells the story of the brief encounter of the two characters Touch and Long Swipe. The story is generated by an algorithm and offers an interpretation of an encounter of love and disappointment. Small deviations in the language and the narrative logic reveal our social imprint of how stories are expected to be told and how technology is programmed to follow these perceptions. The mise-en-scéne is a computer-generated galaxy of objects and images reminiscent of the organic, but dismembered and fragmented, reflecting on the possibility of creating new worlds and stories in digital space by following a subjective system of ordering.
"Night Song" is a wall-based installation that includes a video collage incorporating stop motion animation and hand painted video stills. It explores ideas behind the theme of insomnia. Filmed after dark, the multiple layering of images and sound draws the viewer into the unsettling emotional world of the insomniac. The soundtrack is made from recordings of a beautiful dawn chorus that has been slowed down and reversed to create a wakeful nightmarish lullaby. The hand painted video stills create a further dimension, taking the painterly process in the film making off the screen, back on to paper and reworked using oil paint.
A complex assault of optical illusions, highlighting limitations of the viewers’ own body and mind. What emerges is a portrait of an anxious divided society testing the boundaries of physical awareness.
In a small dystopian town ravaged by drought, one resident challenges the tradition of human sacrifice in exchange for rain, and jeopardizes the power of the town’s leader with his invention, designed to pump water...
A film about two stars’ friendship in a vast universe. Two stars crossed celestial bodies striving to close the distance, no matter the cost. Friendship knows no distance even if it means being light years away...
A young hunter is preparing for a crucial moment in his life. What happens when a fired arrow misses its target? And can the miss mean that the hunter in fact passes the rite of passage?
With the illusion of thinking of individuality as a lonely and disconnected concept, we often assume that we are unique and solitary individuals of modern society. Then, the "Other" appears to remind the plurality, the collectivity. "Being with the Other" plays with the notion of togetherness in an experimental, playful way.
Snow, film dust, and particles. The worn and torn broken film from an old lanterna magica projector. Retrieved animated footage from around the 1900s is combined with computer animation.
An Eternalism film.
A short experimental film showcasing a series of faces emulated with deepfake technology to resemble famous actors and actresses.
The Anooki are the best of friends. They move around in large coloured spaces. They jump, play, run, laugh, swim, glide, skate, quarrel, sulk, leave, come back, fall, hide, soar, dive… into a world of sarcasm, irony and fun, with surprising and magical social commentary and visits to cities where they transform building facades into wonderful playgrounds.
Flowers are blooming and the weather is getting warmer, that means only one thing! Jump into the spring season and learn more about this wonderful time of growth.
Two young witches who have nothing in common decide to study magic in the North... and will have to live together!
Forecasting a layered sci-fi narrative, imagining a future world where technology has moved beyond the control of humans and operates as a distant but authoritarian force.
Criminologist and community activist Munira Abukar believes justice and equity begin in your own home and heart. Embracing the uncomfortable awakening that 2020 has brought about, she debunks the cozy narrative of social equality and puts her finger on the key issues needing change.
Biography of Vicente García Riestra, an Asturian survivor of the Buchenwald concentration camp. The documentary covers the flight to France together with thousands of Spaniards, their entry into the Resistance, their arrest and deportation to Bunchenwald, the Resistance inside the camp and the solidarity networks woven by the prisoners, until they regain their freedom. After the liberation of Europe, Vicente's life did not stop: he dedicated himself to visiting schools to warn young people about the dangers of intolerance.
This is me, Fernanda Goshdarlin (ferry for short;p) telling all of you all how i make cartoons
This film is about work today!
This film introduces three new bear families to the Goldilocks tale. The panda baby bear has two Mums, the polar baby bear has two Dads and the brown baby bear has a Mum and a Dad.
Cornelius is a happy-go-lucky crab bachelor. A night spent drinking with his friends turns awry when the parasitic barnacle, Sacculina, spikes his drink and has his wicked way with him. In the days that follow, Cornelius experiences physiological and mental changes that transform his life.
It's spring, the sun shines and flowers bloom. Two friends struggle to solve the hardest sudoku puzzle that's ever existed. Everyone in town knows about it, even the famous gangster Salt Pigsney. As the day goes by, they get more and more obsessed with it, and reality begins to feel dizzy.
Three short animated films about obsession.
Our story begins on a chicken farm in the Karoo. Loud and obnoxious, Clucky who wakes all of the chickens up tries his best to look after the grumpy prize chicken, Oom. Oom gets very upset by Clucky’s antics and snaps at him, causing him to leave the farm. The following day Oom searches for his friend and takes the risk to venture out of the farm.