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The friendly Nut-Nuts have to contend with the mischievous Mog-Mog population who have seen fit to steal their large supply of the mouth-watering chocolate cream. And as in any self-respecting fairy tale, the good guys prevail over the mischievous Mog-Mogs thanks to the help of a kindly Princess and the Great Sage. With a grand finale that will bring everyone together.
Commissioned by Charles Street Video and the Images Festival. In this animation, the artist goes back in time to help a scared high school bully.
Then a rising star on London’s stand-up circuit, in the mid-90s Harry Hill made a series of 16mm short films with experimental filmmaker and projectionist David Leister, full of madcap comedic flair and DIY spirit.
Christopher Becks’s Pan of the Landscape uses gorgeous Brakhage-like painting on film to un-Brakhage-like ends: spectacular skies combine with the slow, mechanical movement of a silhouetted form to produce a biting melancholy, as if Becks is mourning the film’s removal from the world it glimpses.
From writer-director Kyran Kelly comes this darkly comedic computer animated short about a wiener dog that loses the affection of its owners because of the arrival of a real child. The twisted daschund knows there’s only room for one baby in the family and soon concocts a way to exterminate the competition so he can once have mom and dad’s love to himself. “Bundle of Joy” is a film about love, jealousy and of course, revenge.
A cancelled to-be CG-animated Felix the Cat series that was being developed in 2007. A short film was made from the teaser.
An experimental animation with original sound exploring “how identity development is informed (and sometimes controlled) by psychiatry’s relationship with capitalism and its broader political objectives.” The video focuses on three themes: the history of psychiatry and its relationship to capitalism/consumerism in North America, the MKULTRA experiments in Montreal during the Cold War, and how the self-help movement depoliticized leftist movements after 1960s.The video combines MacCormack’s own research inspired by the work of British documentarian Alan Curtis, whose The Century of the Self (2002, 240 minutes) is one of many texts and influences apparent in this sweeping work.
A series of films for children about childhood, youth and mature years of some of the great composers of the world. This film tells the story of Antonio Vivaldi. During the carnival on March 4, 1678, Antonio was born into the family of a violinist and a barber. Of the five children, only Antonio became a musician
Watchmaker is a feast for the eyes and ears, mesmerizing and hypnotizing the viewer on a visual roller-coaster ride for the senses. Set to the energetic and dynamic music of The Tom Fun Orchestra, the film is a layered collage of hand drawn, painted, scratched and exposed images.
A series of comic vignettes about caged birds.
A boy is late for class. As young boys do, comes a fantastic excuse to explain why he's late. In the course of the story everything becomes clear to the last consequence.
When you were born, what did you desire the most?
A musical reminder of the importance of washing your hands after you go to the toilet.
If you don't have the opportunity to take your child to the zoo every day, then this film will help to familiarize your child not only with the animal world, but also with the process of its evolution on earth. In a kind and accessible way, a Grandfather leads his Grandson to the land of love and understanding of the whole living world around us. And you don't have to fall behind! It's very interesting there!
Due to an assignment assigned by the school, David had to take the time to accompany with his father to go back to his hometown where he grew up. They rushed back from the bustling city to the beautiful town, and gave his father the opportunity to travel through time and space and see again his own hometown.
Layers of colored matters spread in space. They transform and its movements let us suppose that there is an underlying law that directs the images. Ephese is thus a shape, continually mutating, although its essence remains the same.
A quick-tempered father argues with his son last time. The child decides to leave the family home. Dancing is the high point of the exchanges between the two characters because it is their only means of communication.
The Bible is filled with stories of God's miracles. But the miracles performed by Jesus have a special significance: they reveal His divinity and suggest that those who come to God through Christ will themselves be miraculously transformed. Now, with this beautifully animated film, you and your family can revel in the wonder of these miracles. The miracles of Jesus begin with the appearance of John the Baptist. "I will baptize you with water," he tells the people. "But the one who follows me is far greater...He will baptize you with the Holy Spirit!" John's words initially mystify the people to whom he speaks. But when Jesus begins to preach, they sit up and take notice. And when the young carpenter from Nazareth performs a string of miracles-the healing of the sick...the transformation of water into wine...and the multiplying of fishes, to name just a few-the true meaning of John's statement becomes clear.
Black and white animation based on Munch's art of work. The image changes gradually and resembles at one point The Scream.
Part of Solomon’s acclaimed Grand Theft Auto series, titled “In Memoriam”, a body of work shot entirely within the virtual world of the Grand Theft Auto video game.
A large pink bunny has adventures and many drinks at the tavern in between.
The film is about an eccentric head collector.
A Lyudmila Koshkina cartoon
An experimental animation that illustrates a surreal internal landscape occupied by child creatures and animal imagery. A child goes off to school and must reevaluate everything they have known. Fish, dogs, cats & birds interact with fish tanks, living room furniture, poppies, school busses and the first artificial heart technology. They morph and combine with one another, changing masks and creating new creatures in the strangely internalized and claustrophobic environment that they inhabit. Relationships between the objects, animals and sound create a commentary on seeing and invisibility as experienced by the body. The menacing feeling of animalistic predators and prey seeps into every scene, as odd sexual metaphors manifest with alien-like qualities. Everything points against one of the narrative claims that, “Nothing ever happened.”
Wife tries to seduce Husband
A twisted, moralistic little plot develops as we go on a drug induced bike ride through the countryside with the film's two characters, a burly mean-spirited biker on a tweaked 1300cc Harley and a little old lady on a moped.
A family of six sits down for a microwave meal. They communicate using technology but one of them is determined to return to a traditional supper ; good food and real conversation.
Winter in Japan means kotatsu and mandarin oranges. Tarafu Otani used these two things to represent the birthday of Christ.
There are lessons to learn, songs to sing and new friends to laugh with in "Little Bytes," a very special computer-animated collection of short stories and songs. Kids will love to sing along with the hip "Hammer Time" and "Quazar Rap," parents will appreciate the messages in "Bunkie and Booboo" and "Sharing and Buddies," and everyone will laugh at the hilarious antics of the "Fat Cat on a Diet." Plus, there's two wonderful "Luxo Jr." films from Pixar, the creators of the huge hit "Toy Story." The stunning imagery and unforgettable characters will make "Little Bytes" a fixture in your family's entertainment collection for years to come! Presented by Odyssey Productions, creators of the internationally acclaimed "Mind's Eye" series of computer animation videos.
After a story by E Thompson - Seton The film participated in the festival Suzdal-2002 Wolf Lobo, who lived in the late 19th century in northern New Mexico near Clayton Valley Kurumampa. Story writer E.Setona-Thompson for many years was a hit, and executable on the radio and the stage. The creators of the film restored the events described in this story, explore the phenomenon of the famous Wolf.
Her house is the cheapest in city, but one day her house is lifted in to the air by a huge crane. It is too hard for her to balance city life.
Four-dimensional quaternions (fractals) are visualized by projecting them into three-dimensional space. Instead of modeling objects of human imagination the realm of mathematics is explored. Only the variables of one formula (x[n+1]=x[n]^p-c) were changed. It took me about a year to get an idea of the transformations and shapes which could be expressed by this formula. Almost another year was needed to render the sequences which I decided to use.
This animation is based on Stephen Coates composition under the same title. This film is about The Great Revolution of the British Cuckoos, who bravely took over London, forcing all the people to move inside the cuckoo clocks. Animation by Alex Budovsky. Music by "(The Real) Tuesday Weld."
Claymation comedy with the Ninjews.
This story is about a mysterious girl who cries beautiful flowers instead of tears. She thinks only of sad. things so she can provide blossoms to the villagers. Trouble starts when she falls in love and thinks only happy thoughts.
Produced for Glass Eye Pix as part of their 2008 Creepy Christmas Online Film Festival, in which each short was inspired by the inhabitants of a Christmas diorama advent calendar. Each filmmaker was assigned a specific date and given the props that were used in that window to use in their short. This is the eighth film in the series.
Short animated film by Lev Yilmaz
A short animation movie from Kunio Kato
A lonely woman asks a stork for a little boy. And he brings her a rabbit instead of a child. What came of it is told in a funny and sad story.
Part of the puppet film trilogy "Gabbage Head," the film features the main character - the stubborn and selfish peasant Saamuel - and his loyal partner Pink Piglet. The actions take place in Internet, into where Saamuel and his Piglet get by accident. Saamuel understands the importance of information and starts do deal with it.
Three nerds turn a nativity scene into a LARP battle; sacrilege ensues.
This abstract film, full of rich colours and textures, was created thanks to an inventive use of digital technology. It grew out of an unusual process of interchange between the painter Jean Detheux and the composer Jean Derome. The result is a rare meeting of images and music. What we get is an intense meditation on a world in constant renewal, where every form that emerges is immediately engulfed by the next one. It constitutes a sort of diptych with the film Rupture, which follows. A film without words.
Every year, prominent actors from the animal kingdom gather on the magic carpet to present film awards. The lion king keeps order, and Bobo the platypus provides entertainment. His performances are interspersed with films called La Fontaine's fables. The organization runs smoothly, even though each performer's act has its own charm of awkwardness.
Misfortune rarely strikes only once. A kidnapper tries to make a ransom video.
An animal documentary about an endangered species.
Pigly, a little pink pig, wants to rob a supermarket. But he better be careful, because the robot guard is won't let him do it.
Jaime Lo, a shy Chinese-Canadian girl, observes the world around her through her drawings. When Jaime's father is sent to Hong Kong for a year-long work assignment, Jaime must use her creativity to cope with his absence. This story offers us a lighthearted glimpse into a common dilemma that many immigrant families face, where one parent must work overseas in order to provide for the rest of the family back home.
Oskus-Ool is one of the most beloved heroes in the homeland of the Tuvan epic. This tale is about happiness. Shamanic chants and real old Tuvan songs create a special flavor of this story and make it look like an ancient legend.
The film pays homage to the revitalization of the art of poetry in the Polish language in the second half of the 20th century. Its visual style is based on underground publications in Poland in the 1970s and 1980’s, known as Bibula.
One of five animated fairy tales with a twist.
A short animation about the aberrations and confusions of love.
Belle plans a surprise party to cheer up Mrs. Potts. However, this launches a heated rivalry between Lumiere and Cogsworth as to who can put on the most elaborate affair.