Animation

A must-see short of director Dan Rule.

In the course of a real estate search a poem is produced. Images play around this drift between properties.

A small nick from the page of her book would take a young girl on a journey through time and space.

Kakoyrloc, a waiter, is about to close the tavern where a group of people work, who ask him to eat with the excuse that the kitchen has not closed yet. The group keeps him at his post for hours, until Kakurlos explodes.

After receiving an unexpected message from an old friend asking, 'Did you achieve your goal?' a young woman finds herself caught in reflection. Revisiting past ambitions, fleeting friendships, and the weight of unfulfilled goals, she questions what it truly means to move forward. Blending nostalgia with quiet introspection, Did I Achieve My Goal? is an animated meditation on uncertainty and the messiness of progress.

An animated tribute to the legendary David Lynch.

Maintenance-bot CALUM learns to help someone in need despite his original programming.

"This is a musical bruh so its all about vibes and feelings maaaaaaan-" - M. Dot Strange

Staff at an office crèche fight to protect their children during a zombie outbreak.

It is a late summer night. An old lady walks into the laundromat, she fills the washing machine with a heavy load of belongings: clothes, blankets, shoes, magazines, items from her past and everyday life... and eventually, herself.

A detective must investigate the possession of a little girl by a bewitching black cloud

Mia has spent her whole life freediving, fishing and gliding through seaweed and rocks. Time has passed, tracing its lines on her body, and shaping the landscapes around her. Loved ones have vanished. Tonight, Mia remembers.

An animation featuring the voices of Inês Castel-Branco and Jack Haven which includes arguments between couples, taken from life, between ghosts.

The fourth film of Princess Principal: Crown Handler.

The heroine longs for her departed partner and wants to return family happiness.

Hypersensitive recounts the turbulent, surrealistic journey of a young woman struggling to understand her unique take on the world. Drawing on her own childhood memories as well as her fertile imagination, filmmaker Martine Frossard paints a compassionate portrait of a woman on a quest for healing in a society with little tolerance for difference. Rich in symbolism inspired by plant life, her film is a heartfelt plea for us all to take greater heed of our emotions, even the most painful ones—reminding us that to be sensitive is to be alive.