Even stone flows — iron and glass flow too — just slower. Everything takes some moment. Time can be fluid. Short contemplative film about the time and our consistency.
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Even stone flows — iron and glass flow too — just slower. Everything takes some moment. Time can be fluid. Short contemplative film about the time and our consistency.
The film explores the moment between living and not living, the moment of ceasing to be. There He reveals His true self.
This animated short follows an unwanted baby who is passed from house to house until he is taken in and cared for by two homeless men. The film is the Canadian contribution to an hour-long feature film celebrating UNESCO’s Year of the Child (1979). It illustrates one of the ten principles of the Declaration of Children’s Rights: every child is entitled to a name and a nationality.
In times of an ongoing fierce controversy surrounding the polemics of when life begins, a doctor at one hospital faces a simple, but unsolvable question, when does death begin?
Eva is a cam girl and agrees to be interviewed by a journalist. From behind the camera, the man addresses the girl many questions and what initially seemed an ordinary interview, becomes very soon an unexpected game of power.
This was my first music video and to this day probably the hardest film I’ve ever made. I’m surprised and delighted that people still feature this in series and festivals. It’s dear to me, and I’m glad some folks get a kick out of it.
“Am I Wrong” from the album “Tempovision” Written & directed by Geoffroy de Crécy for One Bit Pictures.
The film, which was made as part of the 70th anniversary of the animation studio at UMPRUM, is loosely inspired by the work of three graduates: Václav Mergl, Jan Souček and Vratislav Hlavatý. Motifs from their films, illustrations and paintings have been placed in new contexts to create a new work of authorship.
The official music video by Robert Seidel is based on a live video performance, in which a modular video synthesizer generates mental spaces between floating and overwriting realities.
Two armies of snails fight for the last bud on the stem, but the bud belongs to another world…
Camera is following the events that happened after two kids find a box of matches and decide to boil an egg.
A story of a student who gets lost in a digital world due to procrastination.
Escaping from an alien planet, an astronaut must reach the space shuttle before a mysterious beast catches him.
Breakfast has just ended in the kindergarten, but one bowl of porridge hasn’t even been tasted. Methods of the strict teacher are in obvious endanger. The little boy responsible has to solve the situation in just minutes. But the prospect isn’t good: the situation seems like a jail, porridge bowl seems bottomless and time is running out. An unexpected discovery changes it all though.
An emotional pilgrimage. City mirrored in space and music. Music transformed into colors, rhythm into editing. EO DE ME is an experimental visualization of music inspired by changes in human emotions. These changes in the image of the FAMU student are also reflected in the varied range of animation techniques used.
Entropia is a container of three parallel universes where three girls are living in different circumstances.
Once upon a time, there was a crawling tortoise. The tortoise was told that as long as it keeps going, it will reach the goal. But, why reaching the goal? The story is a reflection of the education system in Asia. High school students aimlessly pursue the one and only goal – getting into the perfect university. But what is next?
Two yoga masters meditate. One goal. Two results.
Moments of lost self-control.
Endtrip is an animation short film in which we experience a breathtaking trip through the bizarre and fantastical unconsciousness of a drug overdosed girl.