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„It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearance” wrote Oscar Wilde. Lay Bare is a composite portrait of the human body, revealing it as it is only rarely seen in the most intimate relationships we have with our family or our lovers – erotic and comic, beautiful and vulnerable.
A very usual story of love that happens at the extremely wrong place.
The year is 2148. The trees have long since burned down and the shadows of the rocks have become a refuge for all the surviving animals. Boris the bear is no exception, as he leaves his hiding place because of sensational tourists. However, his desperate escape unexpectedly turns into a heartbreaking bear romance.
As summer ends, Ren’s bandmates and childhood friends are leaving for college. He struggles to write the lyrics of their final song.
‘The world is made of floors. Floors are connected by stairs and made of rooms. Rooms are connected by corridors. And all the floors form the World…’ Such is the theory developed by Toto, the siamese head of a child whose mother has locked away in a family manor, where he has been walled-in since his birth. Between endless corridor exploration, private schooling and fatherly Mausoleum visits, the brothers never questioned the limits of their world. Until one day, when, obsessed by a strange light, seen by accident, they decide to find the its end.
An official music video for Lao Ra - Suena Taz.
Girls are weird. Babies are weird. Bodies are extra weird. Las del diente is a film about now, a time when women are tired to choose between having kids and their careers.
The time has come a woman to part with her man. Death descends from the mountain to collect a man. Inspired by haiku.
In the distant future, survivors in special groups on a post-apocalyptic epidemic-ravaged earth are assigned to find remaining signs of life – but as the Technology Unit found two dead bodies in a bath, they desperately depart.
Join LALIFF and LatinX in Animation as we host LatinX short animation filmmakers from LALIFF Connect 2020. Moderated by Simón Wilches-Castro (Creative Director, Titmouse) and José Iñesta (CEO, Pixelatl), we will discuss the inspiration and structure behind the experimental animated shorts and explore the themes touched upon these shorts.
The lamb’s parents are shocked, because their little lamb doesn’t sound like the other sheep: It’s making „moo” instead of „baa”.
This is the story of an obese and lonely man called Lajos, who meets Laci due to an accident. The world opens up to him through their shared adventures; they even undertake to organize the weightlifters’ world championships.
A disappointing magician leads his sole spectator to create her own magic.
SHE, the heroine of the film, wakes up in a strange world and sees her contorted reflection in a mirror. SHE also finds a mysterious map that accompanies her during a metaphorical journey in which she has to overcome many adversities to finally reach the end of her road and discover that to be born again, you must first die.
At the heart of the sea bed, between rocks and corals, primitive algae undulate, lulled by the muffled and roaring sound of the currents. Up there, on the surface of the water, something extraordinary has just appeared: a voice. So soft and seductive that it is unlike anything we have ever heard before.
In a quiet suburban neighborhood lives Mr. Badú, an octogenarian taxidermist with questionable skills. He’s madly in love with his neighbor, Mrs. Aurelia, who wants nothing to do with him. One day, Mr. Badú comes up with a great idea of how to win over the object of his affection.
The “Hématome” video is an animated surreal narrative following a gorilla-like nurse attempting to heal a strange patient whose body undergoes fantastical transformations morphing into animals, warriors, insects, and objects in a dreamlike, metamorphic journey.
A young mexican smuggler and a little girl travel illegally on top of a cargo train, called La Bestia, to get to the USA. An injury transforms his perception of the journey.
With the death of cinema comes the re-birth of material. Now, we have to assemble visual puzzles instead of shots.
The “Danza Marilù” music video is an animated visual accompaniment to the breezy, nu-disco / French pop track by L’Impératrice featuring Fabiana Martone