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An animated allegory demonstrating the need to integrate the disabled into general society.

About a little forest spider.

A shy person, frightened at social settings, makes several attempts to communicate and then succeeds in a bizarre and unusual way. Deliberately focusing on the one who rarely gets much attention and recognition; the theory is that inside every introvert there is an extrovert and vice versa, and that there are myriad ways of expressing human experience, not always through conventional channels.

A hand-scratched film on light, dark, insects and cinema.

Four animals try to play their instruments, but are annoyed by each other's noise.

Three hunters go hunting. But everything is turned upside down. Dogs graze the grass. Sheep protects dogs from wolves. Rabbits enter the pot themselves, but it has a drilled bottom. The Forest Rescue Service provides wolves, foxes, and bears for photography. The hunters proudly hung the picture on the wall in the pub, but there was a serving donkey on the table for dinner.

Computer animated short from the perspective of a mouse.

Pecko has a big nose and because of that problem he has a lot of unpleasant incidents.

The film takes up the myth of Orpheus descending into hell to find Eurydice .

A short Emmy award-winning animation promoting New York's newly renovated Museum of Modern Art.

An Indian boy from an Amazonian tribe, supported by elements of nature, confronts ghosts.

9 seconds and 1/2 trying to heckle the well-known movie and sex.

This animated short depicts the evolution of the alphabet from Egyptian picture-symbols to Roman letters and the modern English alphabet. Each letter is traced from its Egyptian inception through Semitic, Phoenician, Greek and Roman usages. Dates on the screen indicate the approximate period of each change.

A short animation following Dr. Waston to Sherlock Holmes' home. There Sherlock tells Waston his tale.

A plasticene animated film about a lonely lighthouse, a craggy old lighthouse keeper and a mysterious dark figure that moves in the fog. A delightful song ends this tale of unrequited love.

An autobiographical fantasy, depicting the duality of an individual torn by conflicting desires. A reflection of the reconciliation between work and the creative imagination.

Central in the animation is a box with toy blocks. Joined, they can show 6 different images of fairy tales if you turn them with the right side up. Those images in the animations are alive, but there is also a little girl, the owner of the box, who turns them around in the middle of some of the fairy tales, but she also has toy puppets that can continue the cell animations as puppet animations, but whatever happens, the wolf is sure to get the blame.

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Student film entered into Channel 4's Time Piece competition in 1987. Third prize winner.

While exploring in the attic, a boy discovers a Hawaiian shirt in an old trunk. The shirt comes to life and takes the boy on a wild tour of the reefs, beaches, and mountains of Hawaii. When the boy returns, the attic is transformed by the spirit of Aloha. Includes animation. Without narration

An adaptation of the tale by Antonio Arráiz.

Experimental short.

A UFO flies through a German village and an old lady reacts.

Animation short.

The viewer witnesses a typical day in the life of a martian magnolia, beginning with sunrise and ending with retaliation towards a pesky flying saucer.

Educates about substance abuse and the sexual dysfunctions it can create, in a humorous way. At first, alcohol and other drugs seem to improve sex for our animated characters, young Romeo and Juliet. Fear and guilt disappear. He feels more masculine; she feels more feminine. Sex and alcohol/drugs become inseparable. In this context, their relationship is not a healthy one and can only lead to physical and emotional difficulties.

a Leszek Komorowski cartoon

Woven images set the stage for a woman’s vision of discovery. Drawn and painted directly on 35mm film, Nexus explores connections between art and nature through symbols and patterns associated with ancient matricentric cultures. Zimbabwe marimba music performed by Sukutai provides upbeat accompaniment to this evocative piece as images metamorphose from abstract pattern to natural realism with joyous artistic ease.

In an attempt to play a trick on Monica, Cebolinha and Cascão put on a magic show with fabricated tricks. Surprisingly, instead of receiving a beating from Monica, they end up being scolded by their mothers, but not without receiving a stern warning. As a consequence, they learn a valuable lesson.

My fish has three corners, three corners has my fish, and had he not three corners, he would not be my fish!

Short film in the Delta Space Mission film series. A intergalactic research ship descends onto an unknown planet where the animals are reminiscent of Earth's distant past when it was populated by dinosaurs.

Short art film with animations starting with a rhinoceros

World Health Organisation associated animation, which highlights the dangers of everyday activities and excess in an abstract manner.

This educational science program features the story of Dr. Alfred Clothear and his discovery of how bears know when to sleep for the winter.

A little pen stroke for Fred Astaire.

The people in the village are being ridiculous. The woman pulls water out of the well, but the handle hits her several times. While the barber is sharpening his razor, the client's beard reaches his waist. The farmer stepped on the hoe and it hit him. A blacksmith can't strike iron while it's hot. The dog does not chase the wolf, but bites its owner. A mouse eats a cat. In the finale, it turns out that the only thing the villagers can do normally is to play a folk dance. In their hands, the dancers hold sickles and hammers.

A visual and musical elaboration on the Crab Canon in which the theme of intersecting beams is played against itself going backwards.

A bear tries to catch a fly with disastrous results.

Small rips and tears progress with stunning rhythm to the ultimate split of our world. The imagery has a delicate sketchy quality that resonates against a subtle soundtrack to create an overwhelming mood between laughter and tears.

A rapid-fire look at life in the city through the eyes of a confused, overwhelmed man.

A Valentine's Day special featuring rock and roll music set to scenes from Disney animation.

Golden Book Music Video: Sing, Giggle, and Grin Re-released in 1994 as "The Musical Story"

Merry Mother Goose - Approx 30 minutes (1986, reissued in 1990) "Merry Mother Goose" "Mrs. Mooley" "There's No Such Thing as a Dragon" (by Jack Kent)

Short film.

Experimental computer animation.

Animated short about an artist and an eye

A bird saves a little tree from withering.

A Chaplinesque mime goes through the pixilated motions of his workaday existence. Functioning inside a black frame that manipulates him and restricts him to his daily routine, he struggles to free himself. Through an act of creative energy, he stands his life on end and starts anew. A wonderfully fresh and freewheeling film that tells a serious story lightly.