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This non-story driven film focuses on 5 unique cats, who behave in their own little world. Each of the cats has a story to tell. For instance, one of them can be sweet and the other pretty odd-looking or can be completely chaotic!
Burger & Tortilla are walking around in the moonlight. In their imaginary world, they meet fantastic creatures ...
A robot skilled in all the techniques and use of machinery for war, is disoriented when he realizes that the war is over and he cannot find a place to train. Nowhere to go, he wanders aimlessly until he finally comes across a town and the hope of a new beginning. After multiple failures to find a new purpose, the robot decides to disarm and surrender to those affected by the war. Thus found a way to be useful in this new world.
Abstract 2D hand-drawn animation using jazz music
While terror and disease spread furiously around the world. Within the deep seclusion of a secure palace, King Prospero enjoys himself and his companions at a masquerade ball.
In a decaying world, a man gets bitten on the arm, causing bad things to happen. His son explores new experiences in his search for food.
An attempt at “total art” performed during the 2020 lockdown.
"Port Lands" presents Toronto's industrial waterfront as a complex landscape in which past, present and future geographies transition and converge. Using archival aerial photographs, microscopic videography and data mapping, this work documents how aquatic life has persisted despite intense industrialization. Earlier phases of development transformed the Port Lands into a human-built space for economic activity without regard for negative impacts on the existing environment. Evidence of this disregard persists in new so-called "revitalization" plans in which the water, land and inhabitants are conceived not as a living ecosystem but as data points to be optimized in a high-tech urban landscape.
From the memoirs of Marina Gustavovna Storkh, the daughter of the Russian philosopher, polymath and thinker Gustav Shpet, who was shot in 1937. A tragic story connected with the founders and the last years of the famous Alferov Gymnasium in Moscow, where the daughters of Chaliapin, Polenov, Nesterov studied…
When colorful birds from all over the world land at the border crossing of a fictitious country, they get hit with a slew of insults by the two nasty vulture guards, and are denied entry. Prejudice is in the air. A comedic parody on a serious subject.
The boy lives in the city of 2049. Science and technology are developed, life is adjusted. But the residents of the city have already forgotten what freedom is. The boy lives a lonely life, like a zombie. And then one day the boy receives an anonymous letter, which says: "Do you want freedom?»
Robot Nazi cops led by an evil dictator chase after a hip-hop duo.
Staging macho "bromances" between men like Vladimir Poutine and Xin Junping, Jerry Seinfeld and Larry David, using G-udit and $chwanger's superimposed faces as they rap in their melancholy style.
In a post WWII New-York City, "Through My Eyes" pictures the romance of Keith, an injured war veteran and Millie, a middle-class women. After falling in love at first sight, they will later have to face the monstrosity of an illness that will make their love stronger than ever.
A satirical look at power and male confirmation in Sweden's film industry.
"July Days" is a mixed media installation / moving image work that revolves around a single, blurry image taken around 1917. Purportedly representing the Red Army carrying Malevich’s ‘Black Square’, the photo allows for varying narratives, interpretations and hopes. Mingling archival footage with digital renders, "July Days" brings together a chorus of voices that explore what such a photo can represent in an age of fake news and virality. In the process, "July Days" invites its viewers along a hopeful and intimate reading of (art) history that celebrates the potential of radical imagination.
Dracula ain't got no durn milk in the fridge
A rainy day between sounds and lines.
A tribute to "An Andalusian Dog".
An animated film inspired by famous artists from around the world and the music of contemporary Czech composer Martin Klusák. Among the animated works of art, we can recognize traces of Joan Miró and Edward Hopper.
On his perilous journey from Troy back to Ithaca, Odysseus faced many dangers. The monstrous Scylla and deep-dwelling Charybdis were among them. Or was there a different ending?
Grandpa's cheerful account of how he traveled around Africa, swam with sharks, got close to crocodiles with a great bunch of people.
An autobiographical poetical story reflecting on the city and myself through 3 emotional chapters: excitement, frustration and hope.
Polina is a bisexual Russian girl. This documents her coming out to her family.
A meditation on life, moving and changing, just like the sea itself.
In "Searching for Beauty in Student Loan Debt or at Least the Envelopes in Which it Comes", Nicky Tavares reminds us of the process of making within a society based on profit and capitalised interest. Screen printing the insides of debt-letter envelopes onto 16mm film, Tavares invites us to ‘dream in colour of solvency that may never come.’
Seven farmers families tell their daily life through analogue pictures they took of their farm over a year. Through photographies, live action footage and animated pictures, the portraits build themselves as their stories go by.
A mother and son's journey through the exploitative world of tabloid TV.
Pedro, a young, athletic man, share his life with his ironing board. Faithful, Pedro sleeps on his ironing board, carefully sets it when he wants to eat, uses it to iron his favorite jogging outfit, and even takes it under his arm when he goes jogging. In the village, everyone admires him and follow his example. One night, however, everything is turned upside down.
Frustrated with her own introversion, Mia retreats further and further into her own mind.
An elderly couple and their experience with dementia; one living with the condition and the other witnessing its effects and learning how to accept it.
Developed from research into early Japanese autopsies, particularly the striking water colours of Aoki Shukuya. The abstract, celebratory depiction of the human figure and its place within physical space forms the basis of this animation.
Unjustly condemned by a human court, a reclusive vampire seeks freedom. He faces seven deadly sins, and one such encounter proves decisive.
A Western Gunfight, Coronavirus vs nurse.
One rainy day, an old Mamak stall owner tries to cheer up an unhappy kid by offering him a meal.
A boy has delusional imaginations during his school morning class.
When a corrupt man is intent on razing a prestigious museum, a young boy finds an ally in Ganesh and manages to turn the tables.
Digital animated short film.
In a dystopian, off-world factory, a worn-out worker robot discovers a golden record that plays a single song that gives him a new purpose in life with a funky rhythm and hip new grove.
A girl realizes her feelings towards her childhood friend.
A playful yet naughty dog tries to get his human's attention any way he possibly can.
A portrait of the devoted electric dance community Club Zodiac. Void of judgement and the public eye, the club holds it's exotic galas inside virtual reality app VRChat using full body tracking technology.
An eye has a fatal encounter with a hammer and a block of wood.
After a lifetime of feeling fat, a young man realises that maybe his issues with his body aren’t actually about his body at all. This short, biographical mini-documentary is a tiny story about the big problem of not opening up, the pressure we put ourselves under, and learning to be kind to ourselves.
Each sequence is a visual interpretation of a commonly used proverb. Let’s see if you recognize these proverbs as they are revealed one after another in this film.
Adults constantly shift responsibility to the child. The girl hides her emotions for a long time and manages with all the burden of responsibilities that lies on her, but then she can't stand it.
A cheerful little girl meets a tiny bird, right before her egg goes missing. She decides to help her find it. Going on a journey together, they find out a mysterious long hand is stealing all the eggs.
On the edge of the vast Sahara desert, citizens snuck out of the city of Timbuktu and took to the wilderness. They buried chests in the desert sand, hid them in caves, and sealed them in secret rooms. Inside these chests was a treasure more valuable than gold: the city’s ancient books. Why were they hiding these priceless manuscripts? Elizabeth Cox digs into the literary tradition of Timbuktu.
A young girl finds joy in the mundane when her love of music provides a new perspective on her daily work.
Amidst fireflies and mangroves, the musician Papámarimba narrates the legend of El Libertario. A story about a ghost ship, a slave rebellion and the eternal struggle for freedom. But his son Canchimalo no longer believes in these stories. He thinks they are just superstitions, keeping his people in backwardness. A challenge that will bring him face to face with the spirits of his ancestors.