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On a remote planet at the galaxy’s edge, a fragile truce between humans and autonomous drones is hanging by a thread. Recent events have revealed deep-seated conflicts and shocking truths that threaten to dismantle the delicate peace that has been maintained.

Leyla is out shopping for a pizza dinner with her girlfriend Catie, but her ADHD makes this simple task a lot more difficult than expected.

A short animated film that shows the life cycle of the seemingly useless organoid. The beauty of its movements, its character, its dry lips, and so they are all part of life. Beautiful isn’t it? Yes, it is."

Once-seen dream, a place buried beneath the accumulation of time. Fragments of uncertain light floating between reality and sleep. Chains of flickering and repeating images.

This examines the human condition through the lens of war, suffering, and death in the Middle East. Inspired by my dreams and personal experiences as a Syrian refugee. The film raises existential questions about life, death, and the search for meaning.

CalArts MFA in Experimental Animation first year short film.

In the future human beings are abandoning planet earth. This animated short story captures the final journey of three animals who are left behind.

A pre-apocalyptic midnight walk takes you through a burning forest to witness a looming destruction. A fire in the forest either marks an impending doom or serves as a metaphysical gateway between realities.

can a plant and a robot learn to be friends?!? an independent and uninformed animation project by myself & oscar senoff. i did storyboarding, set design, and drew the bear and plant. oscar did all the sound and music and created mr. robot. we shot it all together by balancing an iphone on a wobbly lamp. what fun!

⁣The protagonist attends a banquet, but it seems to be no ordinary dinner. As everyone enjoys the "delicacies," the atmosphere becomes increasingly eerie...

Can a little robot have big dreams?

A nameless man lives alone on what he calls 'An Island of Forgetful People.' The man himself has no memory but keeps a catalogue of diaries documenting his past, through which he is able to construct some semblance of self.

Journey into the dark imagination of the inimitable Edward Gorey through a fan-driven retelling of his poem, The Insect God. Follow the events surrounding the tragic disappearance of young Millicent Frastley, illustrating how her abduction impacts the lives of those around her. Do you have the stomach to follow her on her unwanted journey into some malevolent insectoid force's seat of power? Find out, in; THE INSECT GOD!

An avant-garde short film accompanied by a "radio edit" of PRPL PPL's free jazz album “Facial Recognition." The album served as the soundtrack for a gallery installation of the same name inspired by David Lynch's "Six Figures Getting Sick," and featured 35mm footage by Beck Simon. This short was produced at the David Lynch Graduate School of Cinematic Arts, and is dedicated to the memory its late namesake.

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The epic battle between the 2 stop motion penguins only one will be victorious in this battle for the death.

Where do eggs come from? Do you know? Chickens!!! Tractor Ted is off to the farm to see them with his friends Farmer Tom and Midge the dog. Sing along as Farmer Tom fills up the hopper with food for the chickens and watch with Tractor Ted as the farmer checks the engine on the huge tractor with caterpillar tracks. Tractor Ted has fun spinning around in the field with it too! At the end of the day Tractor Ted and Midge tell the children all about it and see the eggs that they have been busy painting.

A battle for freedom begins when a wandering knight stumbles into the Moon Lord’s kingdom. Only by working together can our hero and the oppressed villagers find liberation.

From literal loss, to masking identity struggles, anxiety and depression… This is a film that illustrates the combustion that happens when you try to hold something in.

The woodpecker pecks a lot of holes trying to catch the cheeky red beetle.

Commissioned by 180 Studios, Ryoji Ikeda's new site-specific audio-visual installation data-cosm [n°1] is a unique immersive experience charting the full spectrum of data on nature – from the microscopic scale of particle physics to the macroscopic of astrophysics, as was previously evident in the artist's data-verse project. data-cosm [n°1] functions as a giant microscope, a scientific apparatus, a clinical device, a monitoring system, and a window to an infinitely vast space. Visitors are invited to lie down on the floor and look up at the large LED screen set on the ceiling above them, their bodies surrounded by Ikeda's soundscapes – a total sensory experience.

In the brutal chaos of life on the London roads, cars clash, flirt, and fume in this savage reflection of humanity’s impatience and absurdity.

Gisberta, an immigrant trans woman, receives the news that she is HIV positive, causing her to lose all her sources of income and become homeless and addicted. In the building where she finds shelter, she is approached by an extremely aggressive young group.

This film is the result of work developed with children, around the mass displacement of human beings in search of peace. We follow a character who, faced with a conflict, fragments, beginning the search for his parts. He will encounter many obstacles throughout this search, in the hope of being able to reach his whole. Although the journey becomes a lonely process, the destination can prove to be supportive.

A short experimental documentary exploring the quiet codes of butch and transmasculine fashion.

“What is needed to tell a story? When stripped down to the essentials, a successful story needs engaging characters, an arc and something worth telling. Moose Run is a stop motion romp where circles, triangles and squares come together to make characters that have personalities, motivation and adventure. Using simple tools, this animated short illustrates the possibility of creating story and life with basic materials and free (or close to free) technology. Moose Run is an exploration of how to pare down embellishments and technical complexity to tell the simple story of an elderly lady, a moose and their unlikely yet endearing friendship, and the adventure they go on through the magic of collage and animation.”

A stop-motion animated film created by a Ukrainian artist living in Poland. Based on her own picture book of the same title, it addresses the difficult theme of depression in the family, told from a child’s perspective. The protagonists are a child and a mother struggling with depression. The child notices changes in the mother’s behavior, tries to understand what is happening, looks for ways to help, and at times takes on responsibility.

In a barren dystopian landscape, a remnant of a human searches for sources of oxygen. In it's journey it finds mind altering experience.

until now, there's conflict on what 4-letter word to use. i grieve. i grieve unopened doors that were closed too soon.

Living life in isolation, a girl dreams of luxury and beauty, fantasising about possessing the looks of her celebrity idol and and winning the heart of her unrequited love. In a surreal, dreamlike turn of events she discovers that she should have been more careful what she wished for.

When two goblin thieves break into an ancient temple looking for treasure, they unsuspectingly awaken the guardian creature - leading to a treacherous chase that could cost them everything...

A live action/animation hybrid about game addiction and what it does to the inner psyche

A meditative 3D animation, rich with texture and the ambiance of the natural world, that beckons us to find solace in turbulent times.

Cast off from shore, into the dim, the dark. Away, away. Adrift in an oarless boat. Deep, deeper below the mirror surface. Then snap. Caught in eddies of regret, past slights, tasks undone, worries fresh and aged. Ever searching for a channel back to the elusive elsewhere. Toil and Spin uses the visual language of minimalism to describe sleep and sleeplessness.

A girl, in her own mind is going through the possibilities of interactions that she might encounter at a party; playing back the tapes and thinking about how she is going to respond to them.

« An arrogant young climber, Richard challenges a formidable mountain to restore his honor. But his ascent takes an unexpected turn… »

A girl waits in her room for the end of the world. For 24 hours, a conspiracy imageboard debates when it's going to happen already.

Drako Kain is an animated short film featuring an anthropomorphic frog as the main character. During a moment of creative block, spurred on by his best friend, Drako turns to the use of hallucinogenic substances to find inspiration.

While hunting an everchanging prey, deep into the vast forest of perception, a restless character becomes captive in a surreal time capsule loop of overthinking. When he finally unfreezes, he finds nothing but the closure of his lifetime, while he becomes an observed thought.

Deep underground, embedded in old muddy rock, the oracle is waiting.

A film made from five boards.

Stroke survivors share their stories about the mental and physical struggles they face and the importance of community within their recovery.

An experimental animated documentary built from real conversations with children ages 7 to 9. Through crayon scribbles and paper cutouts, their thoughts on anger, existence and everything in between, reveal a world that’s both funny and profound – a poetic reminder of the wonder and hope we all once held.

Very Chubby Belly, nobody really likes her. Very Chubby Belly, they even wish her to be gone. Very Chubby Belly, she is in everywhere. Very Chubby Belly, little sad sweetheart. And I want to cuddle such a sweetie with lots of love. Very Chubby Belly.

A "clock" was one of the imagery materials for the video. The rotating hour and minute hands, ticking away time. I wondered what it would be like to freeze the moving hands and rotate the dial... While creating this piece, I wondered how much time I had left. How many more pieces I could create. How would the scenery change if I stopped something moving? Perhaps this could be a guideline for my next piece. The work's subtitle, "漕続-SOUZOKU-" is a word coined by the artist, meaning "slowly but steadily moving forward".

An animated stream of consciousness, a selection of personal fears and intrusive thoughts in a cycle of life and death.

Two friends have a run in with an ancient creature of the woods.

The story of Wesley, a man who sacrifices his loved ones in the name of work, only to realize the true cost of that decision. The film invites us to reflect on modern work culture and its profound impact on our personal lives.

A tender, dialogue-free animated short film that explores grief through the eyes of a child. When a boy loses his older brother, he embarks on an imaginative journey filled with rockets, stars, and memories. As reality and fantasy intertwine, the film delicately addresses the weight of loss and the quiet strength needed to move forward. With a minimalist visual style and symbolic narrative, Where the Stars Rest is a heartfelt tribute to love, loss, and the places where we keep those we have lost.

What does it mean to leave one's home and head for unknown destinations? What does it feel like to be swept away by an uncontrollable current? Every year, millions of people in Africa leave their homes in search of a better future. Often they settle in neighboring countries; all too often they reach Libyan shores and attempt the sea crossing. But at that point there is no return; there is only moving on.