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A short movie by Adi Gelbart.

KidzWorks is the story of a toy company where something has gone terribly wrong. The experience begins with the KidzWorks catalogue. Whoever chooses to call the company phone number is launched into an interactive adventure that burrows down into a dystopian scenario which proves even more Kafka-esque than the usual automated customer service line.

This experimental film is an attempt to convey the hobo's thoughts as he wanders through the various spaces. Observing space is intriguing and raises questions - what is similar to what? Does the bicycle have a soul? What is the difference between nature and the city?

In 2008, at age 12, Chance was abducted by the NDC, an active guerrilla group in Eastern Congo, while visiting his older sister in Mubi in the province of North Kivu.

A biographical 2D animation following the realisation of a missed opportunity to make a connection with a relative after attending their funeral digitally during the pandemic.

A glimpse into the surrealism of the commonplace through a series of vignettes of residents living in an apartment complex.

What was meant to be a nice dinner in a restaurant turns into a furious fight where Orange speaks louder, proving that it ends the same as always.

STOP MOTION is a lego-made short film made by 3 people. Heavily inspired by the classic ‘Magic Portal’ it presents a vague and mysterious journey

Lou and Julie became friends in a summer camp. Together, they decided to go hunting the legendary Dahu. But the two friends eventually split. Julie gives up the hunt in the grip of teenage daydreams, while Lou immerses herself body and soul in this quest.

Stop motion made in the Conurbano Bonaerense, Argentina.

Criticism of consumism and advertising.

An experimental tribute film to the artist's relationship to their father and how they contradict each other and yet blend together.

With the help of his living cave paintings, a cowardly caveman must learn to make a fire to face off against a ferocious predator.

It is a special night at the laundromat when two nervous crushes accidentally fall asleep, leaving their laundry unattended. Could matching socks at the laundromat lead to a match?

To the beat of dripping chemo, an infusion stand fights for the life of a cancer patient. But he is resisting tenaciously. If only death was not constantly making a courtesy call on him. The stand determinedly continues its mission that only finishes with the last drop.

The story is set in a rainforest full of squarish plants which controlled by the Mother Tree. However it is only the main character, Biji（circle seeds) who are different , who wanted to express his own through dancing. But rejected and puppet-ed by Mother Tree and slowly began to lose his own color. Throughout some struggle and discover, they found out that each of the seeds are different, and they are potentially to become any plants they wanted to be.

You think a bit of wire can't entertain you? Think again.

Adversarial Infrastructure is an investigation into the volumetric history of the Crimean annexation that employs deepfake technology as a research method. Dissecting the Crimean Bridge, the crystallised artefact of Russian colonial violence that spans through cyberspace no less than an offline landscape, this film aims to assemble the new image of logistical infrastructures as a type of hybrid warfare.

A solar-powered toy who wants to go to the light finds himself in a dangerous path.

Kids and kittens can join in on some Hitchcock-style suspense in this caterwauling, darkly humorous peeping tomcat tale.

"Envol" is an animation experience of a collaborative project that was conceived and edited during the French lockdown using 1000 images of a bird in flight made by Muybridge in 1883.

Focusing on the pivotal moments leading up to Neil Armstrong's first steps on the Moon, not as a triumphant celebration, but as the culmination of an arduous journey. We are placed inside the Apollo 11 lunar module, "Eagle," alongside Armstrong, as they navigate the final, tense moments before landing. The film interweaves the present, claustrophobic reality of the lunar module with fragmented flashbacks, revealing the personal sacrifices and relentless dedication that brought Armstrong to this extraordinary precipice.

A security guard at a women's clothing store is arrested and jailed after he is caught looking at a dress when the store was already closed.

Several surrealist animated shorts compiled together.

After discovering his Valinteign's Dey decor has gone missing, Blewmuh, Stowyman, and Eevil Pershun go on an epic quest to save Cupied.

A troubled man attempts to exorcise his demons by getting a shave. The barber has other plans. So does his ceiling. With invocations of Occam, Bunuel, and a herd of unicorns, we find affirmation in the First Law of Thermodynamics, enhanced with the power of the Edison labs at recording operatic whistling.

Short film. Tapes of intruder victims during an attack from human replicating enemies.

A girl is searching for her mother in a grocery store and in a forest. At the end of the forest, she comes across passages from her mother’s life.

Inspired by my job on the assembly line of a factory, Fill3 depicts a production process. The film begins with a stereotypical factory setting that evolves into an an increasingly strange production system.

What’s at the bottom of the laundry basket? A psychedelic swirl through a mound of colourful clothing.

What actually happens after ovulation? Seriously! This short film takes you on a fantastical journey through the life of an egg cell.

A short animation loosely based on the Wabanaki creation story.

An elevator, people, a corporation... These seemingly ordinary things begin a very personal story about competition, goals and powerlessness.

A man is hunted by the people he stole from to feed himself. Another man lurks in the shadows with his bow and arrow to watch over the poor in times of need.

Pongolee ‘Pong’ the Pangolin and her assistant Shelley the snail are back on tour with their circus and will present their newest trick that will blow you away.

In true surrealist fashion, this Amazon woman has become one with the products she may have ordered online, merging with familiar tools around her house.

When a tragedy befalls Halima's village, Halima will have to say 'No' to the government vote-buying schemes and stand up for the rights of her people. Halima's Vote is a short animated film from Nigeria. It's about vote-buying, women's empowerment, and holding leaders to account.

The film mainly takes place in an arcade, and follows an Indian girl named Manar who dresses up in masculine attire in order to be treated equally, but struggles pretending to be someone she’s not.

Discouraged by waiting for his coffee, Patrick enters a curious room filled with buttons. Transported by the music, he is unaware of the consequences of each button he presses.

A body is a shape, and every shape is different from others, even though all have a common destiny. With a kind of poetry, a voice will tell what a body is, while images will show what a body could be.

A satellite time-lapse narration, using Google Earth facilities to travel worldwide.

A story about a girl, her loved place, memories, and change.

One thing leads to the next, a medium or “style” is ditched according to whim, when the animation becomes stressful or not fun – make it fun …and it ends up where it ends up.

A murder has been committed at Duchess Cindy's mansion, the guests are shaken and they're almost out of punch. Tensions are definitely reaching dangerous levels. The murderer must be caught quickly before anyone does anything rash. There's only one man who can solve the crime... Hunt!

This video follows the experiences of two subjects, the Indeterminate Being, and the Demediator. The video makes a case for each subject’s point of view, for instance, the Indeterminate Being claims, “mediation was my first protector,” while someone speaking on behalf of the Demediator states, “look how his actions have an observable impact on his world…he is the ideal, he is perfect.” The video uses multiple text-to-speech voices that claim authority, when in truth, there are no certain answers or obvious conclusions. Both the Indeterminate Being and the Demediator exist as contradictions, as precarious figures. Both hold a definitive opinion of our current contemporary existence, but both cave to its whims, immediately compromising their worldviews in service of the metaverse.

The Battle of Aleppo was one of the bloodiest conflicts in the continuing war in Syria. Tens of thousands of people died in the fighting in the period from 2012 to 2016, and hundreds of thousands lost their homes. Much of Syria’s largest city lay in ruins.

Rainy Town is a tribute to my Vancouver neighbourhood in all its seedy glory; to better days, and to seeing beauty, even when the weather is at its worst.

A film made in quarantine, Driver is an animated short that sets out to put immaterial feelings into visuals. The short is meant to materialize complicated and contradictory feelings about the land we exist in and how we relate to it, out about acceptance and kindness.

Halfway between a documentary and an artistic installation, Heimat, starting from the creative fragmentation of the Last Letters from Stalingrad, a collection of letters written in December 1942 by German soldiers besieged in the Stalingrad sack, is a sensorial and universal investigation of that very mysterious object that is the memory of Home: a mysterious, elusive object, always on the verge of fading. In Heimat, the paste of old family films, brushstrokes of color and chemical residues of decomposing film coexist. A reality that becomes oneiric, almost hallucinatory.

A 3D animated short about family and space, but most importantly about the sacrifices we make for the ones we love.

A young girl is lost in the woods looking for her mum; however, she stumbles upon a different kind of mother.

“Malloe” is a short story about a family of intergalactic travelers who seek to discover new species of aliens. Mum and Dad go out every day in hope of finding alien life while the kids, Tina and Neil, stay close to their house. When one hungry alien is drawn to the delicious sugar of marshmallows, Tina’s innocent curiosity might be the key to gaining the trust of the aliens.

It’s the end of a long day where domestic routine is interrupted by irritative inconveniences. A reflection of the problems that come with living.

Documentary animation about the skin and the experience of living with atopic dermatitis. She explores the feelings of control over her body, how the events of the past are intertwined with the present and how art helps to become the narrator of her story again. The film is based on a recording of a conversation with a partner and was made in a diary format, without a script and storyboard.

Sometimes I want to turn into a big cat…

What can a filmmaker do when they are locked in during a pandemic? They make a film using a computer. With the participation of game scholars and academics from the Technoculture, Art and Games Research Centre, a town was built in Minecraft following the principles of Bauhaus.

A devotional love poem, a City Symphony. In 2011, Craig Baldwin drew me a map of the city of San Francisco. Over the years, the city became my spiritual home, and Craig became my mentor. In 2015 I rediscovered the map and decided to literalize it. For six months I walked the streets of San Francisco with a Bolex, clicking off frames, simulating the map, enacting every single circle, mark, straight line, etc… Part performance, part love letter, the film is a celebration of the City of my dreams. For Craig Baldwin.