The first film in a stop motion animation music video trilogy featuring hot cannibal sirens and their sexy sailor victims for Grammy nominated Producer and DJ, Tommy Trash. Featured on Billboard.
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Adults
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A poetic animated journey exploring themes of love, longing, and the fleeting nature of happiness through dreamlike imagery. Poem and narration by Lana del Rey.
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Official video for “Cash In Cash Out” by Pharrell Williams, 21 Savage & Tyler, the Creator.
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Official music video for Yaeji's Waking Up Down.
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Music video for Daft Punk and Julian Casablancas song "Infinity Repeating", a demo recovered for the 10º anniversary edition of Random Access Memories.
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Official video for ”At The Door” by The Strokes from the album "The New Abnormal".
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Animated recreation of Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj's iconic 2016 VMA performance, portraying Ariana's workout journey and Nicki as her personal trainer.
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The official music video for Cafuné's single 'Tek It' - from their album Running.
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The official trailer for the Fredrikstad Animation Festival 2016.
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Trailer for ZubrOFFka 18 created by Estonian animator Sander Joon.
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A data engineer rushes through life, believing multitasking saves time—but it only creates chaos. Despite his strict control over time, nothing gets done: his home is a mess, work overflows, and breakfast is always burnt. He discovers joy in life only when time breaks apart.
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Explore the heartwarming journey of a little British orphan with Mummy Joe, filled with resilience and hope in this charming animation.
- Tragicomedy
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Beauty Papers Magazine X Comme Des Garçons X
- Abstract
- Non-narrative
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The filmmaker and photographer Lauren Greenfield, best known for the documentaries Generation Wealth (2018) and The Queen of Versailles (2012), has been poking at the ugly underbelly of consumerism for more than 25 years. Through her unsparing lens, the latest incarnation of the American dream has been revealed in all its blingy, exploitative glory, particularly when it comes to its toll on women and girls. In an interview with Topic recorded in late November of 2018, Greenfield talks about the major themes running through her work, and what she calls "the ultimate cost, and degradation, of capitalism."
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The adventures of a legendary hero, Sambagana, who, dazzled by the beauty of a princess, asks her in marriage. She imposes several tests, and he wins them all, but only death will eventually bring the two together.
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For more then 20 years Charles Manson has refused to communicate to the outside world. Until now. These are actual never before heard phone conversations between Canadian best selling author Marlin Marynick and Charles Manson.
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Over the course of these two stop-motion films, made by Karen Yasinsky in 1999, a woman—with the help of a pair of ruby-red slippers—delves into her fantasies and confronts good and evil before returning safely to the reality of her life.
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The fatal fall to Earth of heroic World War II pilot Andrew Mynarski is rendered with white-hot expressionist intensity in this stroboscopic collage of live action and animation.
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Meriem Bennani conjures an immersive augmented-reality world in the first two parts of a trilogy that issues a wild, up-to-the-minute commentary on diasporic cultures and the West’s dystopian immigration policies. A talking crocodile named Fiona acts as our guide though the CAPS, an island refugee camp in a future where teleportation has replaced airplanes.
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Entirely hand-painted, JOY STREET is the ambitious, astonishing story of a woman’s journey from suicidal despair to personal renewal with the help of an unlikely spirit guide. Using a Fulbright scholar award, Pitt traveled to remote rainforest regions of Mexico and Guatemala to create paintings of the nearly extinct patches of remaining virgin forest, which were later animated for the film. The music was composed by Roy Nathanson and the Jazz Passengers, with the title song recorded by Debbie Harry.
- Drama