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A young monkey looks forward to eating a giant peach, but a panda makes it a challenging task.

Joe, a greedy undertaker, owns a cat that can kill people on a single touch.

A reflection and re-creation of the years that shaped who I am. A time when protest and resistance were part of everyday life. What was personal - politicized when people came together to fight for their rights. The actions of Students, the Women’s Movement, Gay Liberation, Squatters and Claimants Unions, provide a documentary framework for what are in essence personal memories, a child’s POV.

They don't actually exist, but they’re always available and ready to help. The virtual assistants Siri and Alexa—respectively voiced by Susan Bennett and Susan Caplin—seem to know everything about you, from your search history and occupation to your medical details and secret photo collections. But what do we know about our virtual assistant? Who is this anonymous, ever-obliging woman trapped in our laptop? How does she feel about her “partnership” with the user? What does she look like and what does she think about her own life and ultimate transience?

Based on a short story by Jen Webb, Terra is a short film about restoration and reconnection with the earth in the age of a climate crisis.

The animated story of a for-profit prison riot. A former prisoner describes the detailed events for profit institution, whilst taking the viewer through a recreation of the riot itself.

The power and importance of the role of a single Parent in a child's life and the outcome of when the punishment does not equal the crime

An animated essay about a long-distance love story.

In "Fahren 7" the field of vision is constantly blocked through demarcating elements running closely along the route. Speed deforms the passing surfaces into abstract kinetic shapes. Even though fundamentally different processes are in play, the video claims to share the Materialists' devotion to structure, shape, the texture of surfaces and texture through patterns in motion.

An emotional homage to a joyful gay friend who passed away.

A vigilante cowgirl comes to town with the goal of taking down a mysterious outlaw, a vision of her past.

When a devastating heat wave hits the valley, it's once again up to Zug to save his tribe.

The exciting and mind-twisting adventures of two comically conjoined twins, an enthusiastic wolf and a bossy rabbit, who must work together to adapt to a wacky world in constant change.

End-of-studies short film from the RUBIKA Animation School's class of 2021. An enigmatic creature born in the sky falls until it crashes violently in the desert. It searches for the highest point to rise again, but something happens underground...

“This film is my attempt to learn about my father from his diaries. From the 1970s to the 1990s he, Yura Diversant, a well-known figure in the Moscow hippy community, published a samizdat magazine called Svoboda and created the political art group Svobodnaya Initsiativa (Free Initiative), trying to fight the Soviet system. But this is not the most important thing in my film. For me he is, above all, my father, and I never had the opportunity to get to know him before.”

Sex and dating explained through emojis. With the combination of different emojis, this animation developed various possible conditions of sex, including: Sex in car, Homosex, BDSM... to spread Durex's fresh Brand culture for all sexual orientation and support for safety in this way.

Vanya grows up in a truly loving family - he has support, care and warmth. From early childhood, the boy's cherished dream was a flight into space, and, finally, he had such an opportunity.

A young child’s retelling of growing up in foster care, through the colourful animation of paper cut-out memories.

A preteen girl who has an overprotective helicopter mom with a head propeller tries to escape from her mom.

A boy and his mum lived in a narrow subdivided flat in Hong Kong. One day his mum brought back a fish tank and pet fish to answer the boy’s previous pet wish. But gradually they found the condition of these pet fish was a mirror of themselves…

A man lives with his daughter in a house by the sea. The old man, a former fisherman, teaches his daughter the story and the role of the stars, based on the legends that have been passed down to him. Each evening they go on the dune to contemplate the sky and watch the stars dancing. But one day, a strange nebula comes and isolates the old man who then takes off to reach the stars.

A young man uses his speaking skills to fool his sidekick for the umpteenth time. How many times will the latter be fooled by flattery?

Transparent images overlap each other, appearing and disappearing to the music.

Cherry Bone is a documentary animation and tells the story of a Russian-jewish family that immigrates to Germany in the mid-90s. The director of the film starts a conversation with her parents who made the move in their forties and recalls her own version of the past events.

An employee of a local office gets into a cycle of unforeseen events because of her love for sweets.

Leti is a little girl who lives in a world where she cannot play like other children. In the midst of her discontent, she will try to gather her feathers to someday achieve the freedom she is looking for.

Animated entirely using seeds and sprouts, Mixi depicts the dark reality behind some of our favourite dishes—human trafficking and forced child labour. But there is always a grain of hope…

For 8th March, Dior asked me to share my interpretation of femininity in the world of animation, a project that reflects my own personal experience and shows the contemporary representations of women.

Small Town playfully explores a queer, mixed race person’s relationship to their identity and surroundings through delightful Claymation.

Images like notes on a diary.

A personal and poignant account of the author's brother, who embodies "hopelessness and self-pity," combining a variety of techniques and deeper themes.

A student from Sutnar in Pilsen, who is also an animation teacher for children, uses faded old objects, transparencies, and an overhead projector in her film experiment to create different moods. However, these speak to the audience not only through their visuality, but also through the poem of the same name by Ewald Murrer.

There’s a huge problem. The wristwatch that David’s company launches in a few days has a mistake. It doesn’t count seconds precisely.  This comes up hours before a planned couples vacation. Torn between a huge career opportunity and a vacation with his girlfriend, David forgoes common sense and tries to fix the watch so his co-worker won’t get the credit for it, whilst also enjoying drinks on the beach.

Animated documentary evoking Gisberta Salce Jr., a transsexual brutally tortured and murdered in Portugal in 2006, through the memories and testimonials of transexual friends and two of the young men involved in her death.

The dog meets a crocodile in the sewer and invites him home so he can wash and eat before dog’s owner returns. The crocodile tells him his story and learns that he is not so scary, and that he will live in a zoo better than in the sewer.

A small raccoon is happily decorating his den. Without any worries, he goes to sleep. The next day a lumberjack suddenly appears and destroys the den that the raccoon loves so much.

Short sketches of feline adventures. They depict what it’s like to be a cat in modern-day society and how cats adapted to life in the 21stcentury, under a great impact of internet culture.

How come a somber silence drowns me and my memory? How come the faces lose visage in this dark dungeon of memory?

A visual poem that relays the urgency to protect the sacred and the natural world. In collaboration with Khu.éex, an Indigenous band full of creative members, including storytellers, activists and artists, filmmaker Chair Adera utilizes glitch technology as a disruptive approach to storytelling.

Falling is a poetic screendance experience.

I'm invited into a room. Someone is talking to me. I keep getting sucked into another place.

A girl asks herself many questions, confronts some of her monsters, anger makes her transform into a wasp, she intertwines with her king, cries excessively, turns red all over, and in the end grows into a giant.

Rosa is sunbathing in her garden while the gardener is working next door. Rosa is watching the gardener, increasingly intoxicated by the tender way he handles the flowers.

Fall. Fracture. Reconstruction. In a porous and fragile universe, we find ourselves following this character, addicted to work, alcohol, loneliness, creating a world where he gradually finds himself again.

An uninspiring character decides to visit his uninspired author.

A stop-motion animator is suddenly confronted by his now-sentient LEGO mini-figures, challenging his authority as director of the film they find themselves making.

Richard Forbes-Hamilton's "(third study for) Swedge of Heaven" explores themes of liminality, transition and reanimation around locations of ritual gatherings in Essex. Starting in an edgelands underpass, we come across a Neolithic fertility figure and a rave mascot beating a drum with glowsticks. Employing 3D models of real-world sites alongside computer-generated actors, the film hovers between neon and natural worlds.

The tenacious Bobby-Yves is pushed to his limits during a journey in an unexpected snowstorm.

an Animated short film

New animated film by Anastasiya Kiseleva.

New animated film by Elena Lapshina.

Animation for the song "Gravity" by the Greek band The Motiff. A song about gravity. Every child that is to be born meets gravity.

One day in the life of a man whose home was a bench on a railway platform.