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A coffee addict meets their favorite internet celebrity.

Long-Distance explores themes of homesickness and hope for the future. The events of this film were inspired by my mother's experience immigrating. Before the ability to video call, the only correspondence was through letters or quick long-distance phone calls. The film jumps back and forth between the past and the present as the main character adjusts and settles into her new life.

Pimento is sent on a special errand: stealing something from the sprawling human-populated metropolis Ballyhoo.

During a closed-door meeting, three narcos discover a listening device installed in reverse, which reveals the presence of an undercover.

An epic trip into a geometric abstract world. From primary gravitations into the abyss of the mind, from city colours to mirages of meeting another, movement will be the only tangible element in this initiatory journey.

A magical and deezing journey.

Ava enters the Sauna for the first time. She is overwhelmed by the nudity, her thoughts, and the physical sensations. The other guests go about their routines. With the rising heat Ava starts to relax. Finally, she melts away and dissolves into complete ecstasy.

Animated short based on a poem by Andrée Chedid. A woman remembers boating with her father and feeding the seagulls.

A woman stuck in traffic gets in touch with nature thanks to a nearby tree. Animation set to a poem by Andrée Chedid.

Will is starting to come to terms with his sexuality. When his friends start to put pressure on him to admit things that he’s not ready to share, he has to learn the hard way that true acceptance can come only from himself; no one else.

Curiosity gets the better of a fumbling witch-in-training and she finds herself in over her head with an out-of-control potion that she must fix before her master returns home.

Set in the occupied Palestinian territory of the West Bank, Checkpoint follows eleven-year-old Leila, who wakes up before dawn every morning to try to get through the military checkpoint between her and her school on time.

Welcome to the Fantastic Flying Competition for birds! The countdown begins and the birds line up for the annual Flying Competition, but one by one each team runs into trouble... The flamingos are stuck! The hawks are out of control! Can anybody beat the chickens? Cheating and fowl-play abound in this dazzling picture animation, where only the spectator can judge who the real winner is.

Omar is a big, soft-bodied circus freak with crab claws for arms. He has always been exploited by Monsieur Jules, a despotic circus director, and has long since resigned himself to his sad fate. But the arrival of Pincette, a mermaid tightrope walker, turns his life upside down, bringing out new feelings in him. Because Omar loves Pincette and Pincette has a crush on him.

A meditation exercise for kids age 3 to 99 and then some.

A bunch of colour pencils bully other pencil.

A story about a little bear and his abusive father bear.

A bizarre figure takes it upon itself to take care of a desolate forest while braving the cold and lonliness of the wildernes

A 100% pure, infinitely positive influencer who showed a cheerful life, came back with a creepy ghost story?!

A hand painted/manipulated 35mm found footage film.

Marina, a young woman with disabilities, takes part in a video conference, during which she talks to John, a “different” racially student. The “demon” of the internet, however, prevents them from seeing their visual “social” peculiarities. In the appointment they later arrange, they are recognized, surprised and flee, terrified by the “social” and racial, unknown that they meet and refuse to accept, despite the public image that they both want to present.

In a dystopian world, a small elephant stands up against an oppressive system.

"The first United Ice Cream closes today" is a piece of fabricated news combining found footages and composited images about a fictional ice cream world. According to the news, a formal ice cream organization, United Ice Cream, addressed the first assembly to declare its mission of maintaining peace in this world. By using news format as a narrative framework, this video work explores media representations, the relationship between personal will and political propaganda, and how incidents are transformed into information by the media.

Sand, pebbles, flower petals, oak bark, leaves, gravel, sponges, seeds, egg shells, a rotting log. Order gives way to chaos. Chaos generates ferment. Ferment spurs fecundity.

In a dystopian future, it’s one man’s job to check taps for leakage and wastage. But he is not permitted to fix the taps. Much as he might want to…

A genuine conversation with five Egyptian artists, who reveal their journeys of self-discovery, and how they stumble upon self-doubt along the road. They share snaps of their memories, personal insights, and doubts, diving layers beneath the surface, digging towards the core motives behind pursuing art, as well as their vulnerabilities and the ephemerality of the creative process.

Landscapes gave way, a bird flew by.

Meet Pascal the Llama! They spend most of their time climbing high places, being fluffy, eating grass and- well- doing other llama things.

A child is born somewhere in Iran. We accompany him in different areas of Iran and get familiar with Iranian culture and music.

Get transported back to a bygone era of animation as a mischievous fox's attempts to sneak into the Hen House are ultimately thwarted by a pint-sized, yet persistent rooster.

The deserted street in this city. A stalled train crashed into an abandoned apartment. A lot of girls rush out of the train and shamelessly destroy the rooms in this apartment. They interrupt the boys' serenity and look like a deer in the headlights. The different rooms symbolize different thoughts and construct the building looks like a boy. Come back down to earth, the boy is obsessed with the girl. (The moment while I saw you just like a train rushed into my brain.)

Traveling in the city of Beirut, a small fire particle finds its way into a middle aged man’s home, where upon its entry, the reality of this man shifts from seemingly-normal, to a never-ending nightmare.

Voting people for an illiterate and ignorant person who destroys the country and industry only by force and people inevitably turn around and do not know what to do.

Before the New Year holidays, the girl writes down her wishes. During the fireworks, her dog gets scared and runs away. And the girl understands that the most important desire is to be with her dog.

The hedgehog-inventor got tired of cleaning the house and decided to create a robot that would work on pancakes and do house cleaning. This is how the cat vacuum cleaner appeared. And everything was fine until the Hedgehog's dog ate all the pancakes prepared for the cat vacuum cleaner. A little more and the revolution of robots would begin. But the Hedgehog saved a friend.

Once the Frog Princess was taken out by the overseas princes. She went on the warpath. And changed the course of history.

The fox invited her friends to pizza on her birthday. If the animals are very hungry, then their nerves are completely useless. Why eat someone all the time when it's possible to order pizza home?

Grab your joystick and hit start, because it’s time to play Doobie Run: the video game made for stoners by stoners.

A young woman obsessed with dogs ends up reconciling with her own life.

People tend to hurt each other, leaving lasting wounds, and this is no different between families.

A tormented mother struggles during a delusional journey against her own imagination, which plays tricks on her by deforming her young son’s plans.

A rooster, Lawson, comes home after a hard day at work and finds that his wife has been beheaded. However, she is still moving and behaving as she usually would. Shocked at this horrific new appearance of his wife, he is unsure how to handle the situation, threatening both their love and relationship.

We witness the dying hour of the Alpha male of a wolf pack. As he howls to the moon - intense flashbacks reveal his sacrifice for the pack.

The story of a single parent and her only daughter, who after migrating to another country, is forced into creating a new sense of affection with her mother back home.

Life is always as light as a butterfly dance, meeting, separating, birth and death, seem to be just the gentle flapping in the wing. But even if the life is light like this, is it really impossible to leave any traces?

In a number of countries you can now have a fully automated birth on a cloud of epidural bliss. To the rest of the world, having a baby is simply a matter of suffering pain. In this visual essay, Myleine Guiard-Schmid wonders why. Aside from the fact that it brings the joy of a new life, why can’t childbirth be pleasurable?

"Art makes the familiar strange so that it can be freshly perceived. To do this it presents its material in unexpected, even outlandish ways: the shock of the new." - Viktor Shklovsky ***** This short hybrid film departs from the remediation of a low resolution .jpg file. A poor image to bring attention to a poor moment in cinema history.

Made during COVID-19 lockdown with limited resources, "HE SAID / SHE SAID" incorporates a series of reaction shots repurposed from the artist's collection of 16mm found footage to create a reflection on the world at large during a time of introspection, concern, and anxiety. The exchange of gazes evoke a gendered and racialized undercurrent. The footage was optically printed and hand processed into a single film print using expired hi-con film stock.

Using found educational films, direct laser animation and nine-projectors, I attempt to realize the multifaceted materiality of nothingness through the eyes of those who may be most vulnerable to the void.

Drawing on Autism is an investigation into the ethics of creating animated documentaries. As a non-autistic filmmaker, representing an autistic participant, I needed to be mindful of the well-rehearsed and problematic tropes about autism. These tropes seem to say more about the desires and needs of neurotypical audiences than they do about their autistic subjects. Moreover, animation presents a distinct set of ethical dilemmas.

"There is, indeed, the unspeakable": inexplicable phenomena and surprising associations, mysterious outbreaks, torture chambers and substances that expand consciousness.

The first animated film by visual artist Fransix Tenda Lomba is a kind of parcours through Congo’s historical education systems – and an analysis of the ideological function of the institution of the school. Using impressive collages and an always ironic commentary, the film – tellingly produced in Belgium – confronts its Western audience with their own ignorance about the region, challenging both their aesthetic and political thinking.

A kitten who think he's a dog meets a sophisticated pooch and offends her in the most daring way.

A short story about the process of mending what you break. Inspired by classical sword-and-sorcery tales, and set in a lush fantasy world, Prologue tells the tale of a lone hero's journey to repair a splintered sword, and to right a wrong.

We cross infinity with every step; we meet eternity in every second. A History book, An experimental digital video art.

In English and Chinese, the word "clue (线索)" contains reference to "threads." This work creates a virtual space with a library as the backdrop, while using the image of "threads" throughout the film. The library, as a symbol of order, contains the collection and organization of human knowledge, while the linear forms have the dual possibility of both chaos and order. The combination of and tension between the images of books, globes, ropes, knots, chains, and the statue of Sleeping Ariadne refers to the act of people finding their way through the network of information.

An exercise in synchronizing animation and music, based on a piece by the same name by Joe Pass. Dancing drawings, the wind, fallen leaves that resist the broom, melancholy, loss...