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Made by the deathcult Oumu Shinrikyou, this OVA follows the "quirky" adventures of the immaculate leader Shoko Asahara. The cult later carried out the deadly '95 Tokyo subway attacks.

Rebellion of the Flowers tells the story of a gardener, Jan, who “understood nature’s needs” and worked hard to grow and care for his plants. He protected and looked after his flowers, providing them with “love and gentle care.” He took great pride in his work and, as a result of his labor, felt “filled with purpose” and “close to God.” However, Jan’s love and adoration of the flowers transforms into a distortion of his power, as he becomes jealous of the flowers bowing “under the intense authority of the sun.” Jan’s body reflects this internal transformation, and he becomes a looming totalitarian figure demanding the obedience of his flowers. When he realizes that his shadow can block the sun, the flowers rebel and twist around his body, drawing him into the earth. The next morning, the sun comes out, and a “sparking and sweet smell” (perhaps Jan’s body transformed into metaphorical fertilizer) mixes with the natural perfume of the flowers.

Mesmerising swathes of colour and liquid 3D animation.

A story film about an impoverished mother and child roaming the streets of the metro.

Directed and animated by: Mario Addis 35 mm – traditional animation on paper.

Why We Fight features a series of animated sequences. The opening animation is a man in Western gear that quickly changes into a child. Other sequences include a woman and her pet that turn into a sharp shooter and his rifle, a woman’s face that turns into a gas mask, a disintegrating peace sign, and much more. Consistently throughout the film there are flashes of words such as “fear” and “terror”. The film’s soundtrack is the sound of explosions, gunshots, and several phrases including “The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself”. Included in the collection is an original drawing from the film.

A weary hunter roams a desolate landscape, searching for his next prey. But the creature he finds dazzles him with it's dignity and makes him question his own nature.

Watch the $6 million man ram his visiting plumber’s “pipe” to a heavy metal soundtrack.

Home just stinks in this canny piece of homemade animation.

Based on texts from Saxena's friend and set in Moosejaw during winter, this is a story about two friends and a pet fish. Bindi the Fish is one story in a series of four, in a half hour animated special entitled “Chocolate is an Indian Word”, produced in Saskatchewan

A man is being followed through deserted streets by an invisible figure.

An anime made entirely in sumi-e following a child fox spirit and his morphing ability for haunting but he ends up getting scared himself.

The best films chosen from the Third Los Angeles International Animation Celebration and the popular theatrical tour.

Little Bee learns a lesson about tardiness

The Fractal Experience will introduce you to a new dimension of entertainment combining the awesome power of computers, ambient music and the fantastic world where chaos and order co-exist. There are two different versions of this film; both the UK and USA editions feature entirely different soundtracks from one another.

Hands perform a choreography inspired by the Hollywood musicals of Busby Berkley.

‘Casta Diva’ is the famous aria for soprano and men's chorus from the opera ‘Norma’ by Vincenzo Bellini and marks one of the high points of the Italian bel canto repertoire. The film tells the passionate love of a Gallican priestess for a Roman proconsul and expresses passion as a universal and timeless emotion by using abstract paintings-in-motion.

High in the tower sits Julie in a dark cell. Her only way to escape is her fantasy.

Ed and his friends have a night out. While they are out his cartoon creations come to life causing mayhem.

Short animation from Beriou

Film is about communication. Kobrin pays homage to Vasili Nalimov, to his work and life. Nalimov was a mathematician and philosopher, but was also an eccentric anarchist with mystic tendencies who spent eighteen years in a concentration camp. Nalimov’s philosophy relies on probabilistic methods in the natural and social sciences and applies them to the study of language and consciousness.

Experimental animation by Janek Koza

Post Human is the first Taiwanese 35mm stop-motion film fulfilled by independant producers, taken by the well-known photographer John Lin as the director of photography. The film director transforms scrap metal into robots, interpretating an allegory about nuclear energy and environmental protection in the end of 20th century.

A computer generated video exploring possibilities of new media through multiplications, cutting outs and other ways of manipulation with electronic and geometric image.

Pekkle and his friends find a treasure map that will lead them to a stone that will grant one wish, and they go on a treasure hunt.

Dea marina is an ecological music film about myths, mankind and the sea. It tells a story of environmental pollution and the gimmicks of today's society. Based on the fairytale Den lille Havfrue by H. C. Andersen.

"Going Bonkers" is the two-part pilot episode to Bonkers, originally aired as a one-hour special on September 4, 1993, accompanied by a rerun of Down and Out with Donald Duck.[1] Although it is meant to be the first episode in chronological order, it is actually the tenth and eleventh episodes in the original airing order (unless one does not count the original Disney Channel airdates of the previous nine episodes).

A young immigrant is rejected because of his different ways and unusual clothing but is eventually accepted by the other kids when he impresses them with his bravery and resourcefulness. Based on article 30 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, this film illustrates the right of children belonging to minority groups to enjoy their own culture, religion and language. Film without words.

"Spiders in Love: An Arachnogasmic Musical," while containing stylistic affinities with older work, also presented more extended and inter-relational riffs, as well as a more nuanced pacing.

Animated adaptation with the following credits Written by: John Broadhead, Joyce McAleer, Chris Randall Storyboard and Design: Chris Randall, Jez Hall, Michelle Graney, Vince James, Paul Salmon, Aileen Raistrick, Dan Whitworth Ocampo Animation: William Sy, Grace Acupio, Gem Deseo, Roni Samala, Rey Dagsaan, Benny Quilatan, Jun Fernandez, Ted Camahalan, Boyet Gopez, Polloi Javier, Vladi Naval, Dan Obligar, Jojo Reynon, Henry Soriano, Robert Ocon, Ronnie Fuentes, Aylene Ramos, Salve Abo, Dino Cordero, Juanito Amaranto, George Mortel Produced by Madman Movies Ltd. Manchester for Castle Communiations PLC

Anastasia takes a "Fantastic Voyage"-like trip through her lover's body. An animated love story.

An educational short film about bullying.

A mash-up of 100 years of animated characters.

Each of us has dreamed of something at one time, and this little mouse is no exception. From early childhood he had only one cherished desire, although he never thought that it could come true. However, after meeting a pig and an ostrich, who were incorrigible dreamers, he began to have hope. After all, his new friends also dreamed of something unattainable, and they made incredible efforts to make these desires come true.

On a restless monochromatic palette, a woman experiences the psychological damage of a visit from the police.

Stop motion animation using gypsum.

Bob and Co repair a sports complex.

A young man has lost his will to live. He feels trapped, like a mouse in a cage endlessly spinning his wheel. His prison is an internal one.

The poor lumberjack Ali Baba gets unexpected riches when he discovers a robber's cave full of countless treasures. Among the treasures is a jeweled vase with a genie in a bottle. When the robbers realize that they have been robbed, they swear bitter revenge. But they reckoned without the clever Ali baba and his faithful genie.

An experimental film by Vladimir Kobrin.

When young Zach and Annie face challenges, they're often unsure of what's the right thing to do. But by listening to inspiring stories from the buffalo Plato, the kids learn to make good decisions based on virtues like honesty, courage and loyalty. Drawing on classic myths, fables and tales from around the globe, this animated series teaches children positive lessons they can use in their daily lives.

There's no need to fear monsters and other large creatures: This collection gathers episodes that feature the nicest and chummiest bunch. In "Danny and the Dinosaur," a little boy finds out what it's like to befriend a prehistoric beast; "The Island of the Skog," narrated by actor Anthony Edwards, has little mice making nice with what they once thought was a scary animal; and "The Beast of Monsieur Racine" makes a monster the toast of Paris.

Short by Koji Yamamura

A dirty bird with a penchant for mooning falls in love with a hostile cat who sits in a tree.

Detective Carland Cross, lives in London and shares his adventures with his efficient assistant Andy White and his fervent admirer Medqeena aristocrat Simpson. Investigations by our detective transferred the most amazing and spectacular: the ancient civilizations that have disappeared with their enigmatic ruins, forbidden regions not without dangers strange desert cities ... a clever combination of adventure, information and cultural background, all seen through the eyes of the detective can solve all the riddles.

Join the vibrant Ms. Frizzle (voiced by a gleeful Lily Tomlin) and her class as they journey into the heart of the insect world with the help of a truly magical yellow school bus. Their first stop: a bee's home, where they learn to adapt to their gummy surroundings. They'll also get to know the enormous strength of ants, which are some of the most hard-working creatures on Earth, and witness a caterpillar's splendid metamorphosis.

A constipated couch potato finds relief with laxatives.

Children sing along with cool tunes for each letter, play musical games, and learn old and new alphabet songs as they reinforce letter recognition skills, learn letter-sound relationships, and even develop a richer vocabulary.

When the Child was a Child / Was that the time of the following questions: Why am I and Why not You. Why am I Here and Why not There. When did Time begin and Where will Space end. Is Life under the sun not just a dream.