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New animated film by Grigory Malyshev.

A Christmas story about a modern family, where the eternal miracle of love interferes with the loneliness of a teenager, uniting all relatives in the secret of the holiday.

The Stroke is a hand-drawn animation film that reverses the roles of audio and visuals for a music video. Improvised on its very first viewing, the music for The Stroke was the immediate response of the musicians to the artistic and emotional visual journey.

In 1962 Ernesto De Martino travelled to the South of Italy for his ethnographic research and shot "La Taranta". A study around women who were poisoned by a Trantula bite while harvesting in the fields. The remedy against the deadly poison was a folk dance called Taranta. The women danced the poison out of their bodies with the help of local musicians and priests. Studies around this phenomenon have highlighted that, in the majority of cases, these women were suffering severe mental illness and hysteria due to sexual abuse and poverty. In present-day Italy a similar dynamic has resurfaced, uncovering the stories of groups of immigrant women (mostly from Romania) who were victims of agricultural and sexual exploitation in Ragusa, Sicly. I reapprorpiated the 1962 archival footage to propose a different angle of the story surrounding these women. Not from the point of view of a man who has undertaken to observe them, but from the point of view of a woman from the South of Italy. (FF)

Burpin' Bubbz — is at the top of Baby and William’s Fishmas wish lists, and when Santa Jaws goes missing, it’s up to them to save the holiday.

Farnham wanted to capture the craziness of the last few months of juggling home life, working and home-schooling, whilst staying alert! He 3D-scanned his children taking part in the various banal activities he hadset up for them.

Two opposing strips of film interact with each other as do two opposing facets of society. (Zack Parrinella)

A narrator discusses his life growing up in a religious family.

An attempt at a phone call with mum!

By recording the sounds of the print machine gears and visualising them in animation using the drypoint technique, the author removes the concept of repetition associated with printmaking, and the random alterations that occur in the printing process give the animation more life thus merging two dynamically opposite art forms - animation and printmaking.

A very special ball is stolen in a mysterious way.

On a subway car, a gay man comes face to face with his internalized fear of rejection.

Chris, a young crisp-enthusiast leaves an online complaint. He is extremely delighted by the friendly and understanding attitude of the employee who replies to him. Wishing to talk to her again, he continues to message the page, asking questions and trying to win the compassion of his new online-crush.The quest is not easy, as the uninterested employee just tries to do her job, avoiding any topic besides crisps with every occasion. Watch our hero surf through a wondrous digital world of crisp ads, mobile games and emojis as he tries to confess his love.

Silent moments in the different spaces of the city, long and boring elevators, meeting rooms that can't communicate, and alienated people. However, as they move through these spaces, they gradually realize that the city has more than one appearance.

Animation of Hieronymus Bosch's painting of the same title.

A group of women gather during a lunar eclipse to celebrate the first menstruation of one of its members, symbolized by the red moon.

A living seed has to deal with the physical changes of growing up.

Grandmother loses her five senses one after the other until she transforms into a wooden chair.

A phobia. An adventure, a subject lost in time and space. Lost in a fog, lost in oblivion.

When Mizu discovers a small plant in the forest, she goes there every day to water it. The years pass by, the little seedling becomes a big tree, Mizu a big girl, and one day they are both grown-up. But then a big rain comes that seems to go on forever. When the forest is flooded, Mizu must save herself. She takes refuge in her tree.

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 knight is asked by a peasant to avenge his wife's death by slaying the best that killed her. the knight goes on this quest without knowing the truth behind it.

Women emerge from the shadows and together, walk towards a light. Guided by instinct, they will face and transcend their own limits.

This exhilarating rumination on the process of animation and the language of video games takes its cue from the origin of the word ‘thug’ in British-India.

What does "later" mean to you or your grandparent? Sometimes, the gap between intentions and reality is wide.

A wooden doll is left behind when a family moves house and treks through the world to get back to his dollhouse - but trails a clingy stuffed elephant.

A boy enters a world of fantasy to protect his loved one.

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.

Friendship, betrayal, and reconciliation with one’s own old shoes.

A macabre girl laments about the inevitability of death after getting a melting cartoon character popsicle.

Bartholomew Whisper went to the doctor today. There he met administrators keen on experimental surgery and lonely MRI machines. At least the growing hole in his head is becoming quite beautiful.

The lives of a child in the Congo and a president of a technology company are connected by a material that will change them completely.

Connecting reality and abstraction through animation in an attempt to understand what it means “to abstract”.

A massive earthfall threatens to destroy everything in its path, but chaos and destruction can allow the seed to a new beginning to grow.

The artist, Claudia Larcher, animates photographs of works by the influential German-American architect Mies van der Rohe.

An expression and examination of the social problem of black-hearted vaccines that are spreading in China.

A multi-sensory evocation of the sea, wind and light that takes the time to explore a small piece of land flanked by the sea. An invitation to be curious and attentive to our surroundings.

Animation by Oh Chearin. Music by Suzuka Fujimura.

A one-shot film about love and death.

The story describes a man who needs all the decorations of his home to be placed in a square frame made of adhesive tape so as to feel peace of mind. As soon as the item was not within the range he had set, he would correct it immediately, so he would wear a roll of tape on his wrist to be ready for any occasional need...

On Christmas Eve, a girl builds a snowman. She goes to bed wishing for a present but receives an unexpected surprise.

Speculating about the birth of rock and roll and the best curl pattern, this film explores Black queer identity and self-acceptance as a pathway to personal utopia. Origin of Hair culls from Sister Rosetta Tharpe’s legacy as a Black queer woman in the ’50s and ’60s, claiming power through musical invention and radical self-love.

hand drawn animation

First two-cycle Eternalism. Interesting for the contrast of movements and depth configurations but also in indicating an end to the display and releasing the viewer, but with the option of repeating.

An Iranian TV animated short film about America's terrorist attack at the Baghdad airport and the assassination of Martyrs, General Soleimani and Abu Mahdi Al-Muhandis, and their comrades.

Sunday, Fulesee. Two people go diving in a lake. They understand each other wordlessly, everything seems okay. But the dive leads them not only to fish and into darkness, it also reaches into the depths of their souls. At a depth of thirty metres, fears and stories for which they cannot find any signs in diving language suddenly rise up.

Follows the life of a Neapolitan Femminiello in the back alleys and narrow streets of the Quartieri Spagnoli (Spanish neighbourhood in Naples). It ends with the traditional Matrimonio dei Femminielli, the annual street parade to celebrate the fictional wedding of a Femminiello.

At the end of winter, a tree slowly comes back to life. Over the seasons, a long journey awaits.

A short experimental film.

The film tells about how children perceive the adult world. Boys play war, girls bury her "killed" lovely bear. Fortunately, it's impossible to die in a toy war. Life goes on.

A stop-motion mockumentary about toys and the children they "work" with. Made loosely in response to Brexit, TOYHOOD combines stop-motion and toy-like puppets with unscripted interviews from internationals living in Britain today.

A depiction of changing states between upbeat, celebratory, spirited moments in tandem with moments of seemingly dark internal conflict.

Barnie Botone was 22 years old when he got his very first job on the railroad. Nearly a hundred years prior, his great-great grandfather Guipago, a chief of the Kiowa Tribe of the Great Plains, was imprisoned by the U.S. Army and taken away by train during westward expansion. Botone looks back on the beauty and the tragedies on the American railroads, and the strength he needed to return day after day.

It's time to party! Birthday parties are the best way to show those around us that we appreciate them. Learn more about parties and giving back in this interactive video.

An informational video about why the complete exposure of a woman's breasts is perceived as a violation of the norms of decency, and social networks delete photos and even works of art containing images of female nipples.

Every year the girl spends three summer months at the dacha with her grandmother. A story about their relationship and the beauty of a child's view of the world.