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This story is about a group of kids from different parts of the neighborhood, always in trouble, always up to no good, but this particular kid's family has issues he has to deal with.

Mobilize undercover ultra-kawaii action playmates Piyomaru, Sweet, and Rainbow Yah! Activate battle mecha romper suits! Assume fun-time fight formation! Super techno toddler trio Baby Force is go

A short film that depicts an unconventional hero and her quest for a huge cash reward. However, Maeve, the bounty hunter, has a problem. She’s fallen for the bounty. As she fights her unresolved feelings towards her target. Maeve must make an impossible decision. Will she take her out or take her out.

Nobody Wants to Fix Things Anymore is a short film about a lost man who finds a special rock. The narrative uses AI generated images and speech, surveillance photographs, and original video to weave together a story of the search for a kindred spirit.

Something is wrong with Bean-TOBO’s insides... Subversively set within a cute-silly world, a remarkable short film that tackles themes of vulnerability, feelings of unworthiness, and the connection that we truly crave with each other.

Giada, an eight-year-old girl, has her legs broken and is in her rehabilitation process with her Mother, mourning the loss of her Father to cancer

"First there is nothing, then a deep nothingness, and then a blue depth" - Yves Klein quoting Gaston Bachelard. This is a real-time rendered short film fully made from 3D scans all about this quote.

It’s New Years Eve and Santa is in trouble! He lost his new party hat and must find it before the New Years celebration! Enter best buddies Brooklyn the lion cub, Beezbee the tiny bee and Peanut the baby giraffe! The intrepid trio is ready to dive headfirst into a whole new adventure to find Santa's beloved hat! Will Brooklyn, Beezbee and Peanut find Santa's hat before the New Year's Dance party? Join the hunt to find out with New Years Dance 2!

A man finds his wife dead with an anonymous note after coming home.

A relationship horror and unromantic comedy about a couple forced to deal with escalating bodily transformations.

A young man utilizes several methods to solve a Rubik's cube

Puni has loved villages since childhood. To her, villages have everything—food resources and beautiful nature. Yet the people who live there cannot always enjoy that wealth. Whenever Puni visits villages in other countries, she studies what makes them prosperous. She believes that villagers can transform the natural resources around them into something more valuable. In this way, Indonesia’s villages can become prosperous.

Sometimes we all miss our homes. The places which fill us with happiness and warm feelings. My country house has an image of the intangible safe space built of memories.

Stop motion animation short film made with plasticine by young people from the CATALINAS community in the municipality of Buenavista, Michoacán.

Four women animators explore the connections between movement, body and emotion in four episodes, each telling the story of a different condition through dance.

A widow unable to move on from her husband’s death pretends he is still alive. Eventually, she can no longer lie to herself and is forced to face reality.

Cookie Valentine goes to a mindfulness workshop to find herself...in a Chamber of Horrors.

A man with a secret - on the full moon, all is revealed...

After days of drifting in the ocean, a deaf child can hear for the first time. Surprised by the sound that comes from a whale, Juzé is intrigued for the rest of his life.

"Elijah, an aspiring movie director and optimistic young adult, suddenly finds himself in a realm of the millennials in Richmond, Virginia, and tries to cope with it. So much so that he comes across a dozen characters who either have common sense like Elijah, or, in Elijah’s words, “out of their minds”. WARNING: This contains scenes and language that may not be suitable for those under 17."

Sol, a young girl with a huge mane of orange hair that makes her insecure, is struggling to hide her hair and keep her obsessed pet fox away from it. After many awkward situations she’ll have to confront her insecurities and make a hard decision.

An animated film etude made using the photomontage technique. In this short episode, Magdalena Abakanowicz's immobile, frozen cast iron figures break away from the crowd and disperse in different directions across the city. By setting these cast iron monuments in motion, the author creates a new interpretation of the surrounding reality and contemporary man.

Shaggy is an elf who is in charge of making bows, they don't turn out very well and his classmates laugh at him for it. Very sad, he decides to take a break from the factory, suddenly he sees a bunch of mushrooms. He decides to eat one and is amazed. He decides to eat several and while he is high he doesn't know that he is actually destroying the factory. He comes to his senses, sees a gift and decides to make a bow with great fear, it turns out well and runs away before the police arrive.

Braised pork balls with brown sauce, boiled chicken, some fish, a lot of side dishes, pricey fruits, steamed sponge cake, red bun...and mom’s favorite cake. Okay, we’re all set!

Stuck at home during a rainy day, the oldest of two siblings provokes an argument that makes her face the circumstances of her own upbringing.

Based on Little Red Riding Hood, “Lil’ Ruby” reimagines the classic tale with a modern twist. The animated short follows Ruby, a gifted young Black girl from Brooklyn, as she leaves her home and takes the train to her grandmother Nanda’s house in Connecticut. When Ruby arrives for their annual “Girls Weekend” she discovers an unexpected visitor at Nanda’s house — a financial advisor named Coleman Howell. Ruby quickly senses something isn’t right, puts the pieces together and formulates a brilliant plan. In the end, the clever and courageous Li’l Ruby proves she’s anything but little.

A university freshman learns firsthand about the state’s restrictive abortion laws in “Welcome to Texas”.

A harrowing depiction of a childhood experience of alcoholism and its impact on interfamily relationships and mental health.

A snail wants to become a painter and embarks upon a wonderful journey of self-discovery.

Juliane Ebner reflects on her childhood in Stralsund, at a time when the city was still part of the GDR.

During her boring daily bath, a girl will discover an underwater world and plunge into an adventure and return with a beautiful treasure.

A brutal coming-of-age story in the Stone Age, told through the artefacts that remain.

The third of five brand new video vignettes from Maywa Denki, a Japanese musical toy company and art initiative, using MIDI and animatronics to bring their popular Otamatone device and its assortment of associated kawaii noisemakers to life.

An unexpected catch helps a tiny ice-fisherman fix his chilly living situation

Mr. Saul is an aging musician burdened with a lifetime of rejection and shame, forcing him to hide his innermost secrets. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant spirit of Carnival, he rides a transformative journey of self-acceptance through the power of music.

An elderly queer person reminisces on their long-lost friend in this gorgeous semi-animated music video.

The crow swallows the boy's blood of its beak. The boy has only one choice: run or face his fears.

After a long and devastating war, a dying soldier returns back home with the hope to find the whereabouts of his daughter.

Aphasia is a non-narrative short film that illustrates the language and speech disorders brought on by brain degeneration in people with Alzheimer’s disease. The film aims to reproduce the experience of aphasia for the audience. To that end, language dysfunction is represented by the changes in a portrait affected by audio and visual interferences, until it becomes completely unrecognizable.

The nocturnal city reveals a machine of desiring forces linked to the spectacle of Capitalism. In the consuming night, the dazzlement of the city as a networked flow of information and surveillance is revealed. Affective forces create and shape the experience of this machinic city, but within this illumination and control, seeking out the liminal, queer spaces of desire becomes more urgent.

This animated documentary explores the experience of telling the world that you are autistic when you also identify as LGBTQ+.

A teenage girl is plagued by dreams of a praying mantis couple, all while tackling her own personal demons at home. Tension mounts as these two worlds converge and the line between dream and reality starts to blur.

Capturing life through the lens of a dream, Albert explores the evocation of the subconscious mind through the vivid visualism and dynamism of images.

'This Socks' is a stop motion animation short film that experiments with different techniques to illustrate a common everyday annoyance.

In Iranian Kurdistan, female-headed households choose the job of smuggling across the border to live and raise their children

Fast paced animation made from traditional ink drawings; brush and dip pen.

Something blue strays from the herd and ends up in someone’s house.

A girl is exploited by her stepfamily and forced to do all the household chores. After she meets a magical stork, the tasks imposed on her can suddenly be completed with ease.

Ficus, a leaf with an orange spot, seeks acceptance despite its difference. This short film encourages acceptance and celebration of what makes each person unique.

Set in the far future on a war-torn twisted version of Earth, two good-for-nothing government bounty hunters - Riff and Toto - struggle to earn a living, make rent, and feed their pet lizard.

Julia Barata’s "Acordeón" is a small experiment: filming a comic/illustration in a single take, functioning like a kind of film strip that never passes through a projector but becomes cinema by being filmed.