At midnight, she wanders for blood….
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At midnight, she wanders for blood….
A girl hears noises in the kitchen and what she sees is beyond belief.
A cartoon history of the evolving urban landscape in Midtown Manhattan, its various uses and abuses, accompanied by a wild sax. Commission animation for the New York Times.
METAL AF!!!
Eight-year-old Matilda’s memories of her family take the form of surreal visions. They feature her grandmother – a circus member and ex-mermaid, her erotically overheated mother, and her missing father whose broken heart, anger, and jealousy manifest as a rhino. Present and past actions are in a constant state of metamorphosis.
Metallic components like hardware, foil, nails manifest visceral painful feelings of the depressed people. Liquidity of ink serves as an organic, flowing and invisible brain process from the amygdala and hippocampus.
Louis, an artist, and his wife Michelle have been experiencing strange events for a little while now. The world around them seems to be changing. Slowly, furniture, objects, and people become less real. They deconstruct, disintegrate.
In a world of escalators, figures pursue their desire to consume in a given rhythm. One of the figures is sucked in at the end of an escalator and finds itself in a quiet, weightless room, where it joins the playing figures. Meanwhile, the escalator world is thrown into confusion by a chips-mad dog. When the dog is also sucked in by an escalator, a power struggle between the two worlds begins.
This is going to make you feel uncomfortable.
The downside of the meat factory. The processing of living beings into inanimate pieces of flesh for sale for any use. And in the end, that’s what a man lives for. A skeleton walks into a butcher shop and picks out affordable cuts. At the expense of the animal’s life, the creature finds a deepening of its material essence.
Animated short created during a BA3 course led by Árpád Hermán and László Broviniszki in association with the Ancient Greek collection of the Museum of Fine Arts in Budapest. The task was to use the figures of the Ancient Greek vases in a more contemporary, youthful way and create animated shorts.
A day in the life of an average man in a below average country.
A story of a young man, a cat and a computer set against the backdrop of Mother Nature's struggle with technology. Director Prokop Wilhelm, in his skeptical view, foresaw the arrival and pitfalls of virtual reality.
When I recalled my childhood, a magnet that accompanied me to grow up and a dead friend was the symbol of my past years. I tied the magnet to the trousers and pulled it out all day. The magnet could suck the iron on the road. Blocks or coins make me very happy. Until I met the friend who wanted to fly to the universe, he was as fat as I was, and then he accidentally fell into the water and died. My childhood was over.
A trailer for Matches.
Animating the void in a mask. A film made entirely on a tablet.
A look at the essence of the “Russian” soul.
Based on the story of the same name by Edgar Allan Poe. The plague is ravaging the whole world. Prince Prospero with his decadent company locks himself in a castle where he continues his orgies. But the court dance will be interrupted by a seductive lady who lures the prince further and further through the luxurious halls of the castle. At the end, in a passionate embrace, Prospero discovers that the mysterious guest is actually the plague, which destroys both his life and the carefully guarded court
Philip Seymour Hoffman and Toni Collette are the voices of Mary and Max, two misfits who form a close friendship, in this hilarious and charming animation story.
Marilyn is trying really hard to make something that is good. For once her expectations and reality are going to align, perfectly. No, it will be even better than she imagined. It will be epic. It will be tear jerkingly profound. It will be perfecter than perfect. Nothing can go wrong.