This is the story of a guy who’s gonna die. Maybe.
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Professional films
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Uncle Thomas: Accounting for the Days is about the special relationship between Regina Pessoa and her uncle. The film is a testament to her love for this eccentric, who was an artistic inspiration and played a key role in her becoming a filmmaker. A moving tribute to a poet of the everyday.
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In a faraway land where the rain never stops, six-year-old Kyna spends her days playing carelessly with her dog Nana under the protective “umbrella beard” of her father, Din. He let it grow in order to shelter Kyna, who developed fear of rain on the day she was born. One night, Kyna’s life turns upside down when Nana disappears. To find her, Kyna will have to embark on an adventure of self discovery and she will be bound to face her great fear, the Rain.
- Drama
- Fantasy
- Family
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An ugly cat struggles to coexist in a fragmented and broken world, eventually finds a soulmate in a mystical chief. The film is inspired by the internet story ‘Ugly the Cat’.
- Drama
- Experimental
- Non-narrative
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Learning to be at peace with eventualities and things you know you can’t ever know.
- Drama
- Experimental
- Non-narrative
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Animated music video for NY band Frog. A comedic story about a loser frog and his failing love life. In other words, the princess and the frog of 21st century.
- Drama
- Music Videos
- Experimental
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Our home is a fragile flower. Milk and honey. Cocoa and hell. Everyone pets their own bunny. The feeling is lovely. Vanilla cake... A moody portrayal of the moment we stop loving others and fall in love with our fantasies. If we cannot understand each other, maybe our avatars can find a common language? But whatever lies below the surface should stay that way.
- Drama
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This film is the story of a very, very angry teddy bear. A music video.
- Music Videos
- Horror
- Experimental
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a dialog between a pair of gestural ink abstractions
- Abstract
- Experimental
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This film is based on the so-called comedy of the absurd. The unusual animalism of the figures and their distinctive animation and sound treatment promise that the film will be acceptable to children. Probably even adults will not be indifferent to this variety of fabrications.
- Comedy
- Experimental
- Non-narrative
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Go behind-the-scenes of Turning Red in our interview with the production designer, Rona Liu.
- Making of
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Go behind-the-scenes of Turning Red in our interview with the director, Domee Shi, and producer, Lindsey Collins
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Go behind-the-scenes of Turning Red in this interview with visual effects supervisor, Danielle Feinberg.
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Go behind-the-scenes of Turning Red in this interview with Animation Supervisors, Aaron Hartline and Patty Kihm.
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The full review (note – spoilers will be discussed) and break down all of the details from Turning Red. We discuss the story, the characters, the music and, of course, dive into the many Easter Eggs we’ve spotted. Join us to chat along and share your thoughts with us! We’ll have some special guests as always (joining us this time are Drew Taylor, along with our regular pals Gio, and Paulina).
- Comedy
- Coming-of-Age
- Family
- Making of
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West German terrorist Norbert Kröcher was arrested on March 31, 1977. He was leading a group planning to kidnap politician Anna-Greta Leijon. A number of suspects were arrested in the days following. One of them was Kröcher’s ex-girlfriend, “A”. This is her story.
- Drama
- Documentary
- Bio-pic
- Crimi
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The tupilaq is both a symbol of the spirit of a forefather and a curse, which you can cast upon an enemy. ”Tupilaq” is a personal short film revolving around the themes of cultural alienation, abuse, and the contrast between mythological Greenlandic nature and western urban culture.
- Drama
- Experimental
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The too fast pace of life in polluted cities makes people sick. Neuroses are an everyday occurrence. Overcrowding, pollution and noise are enemies no. 1. What can happen to a man who is irritated by some sound while he wants to read his newspaper in peace, is the subject of this film. From a calm everyday person exposed to constant sound bombardment, a person becomes dangerous. He is able to tear down and destroy. But maybe it’s all just a fairy tale, because each of us carries everything that accumulates in us during our short human life.
- Drama
- Comedy
- Experimental
- Tragicomedy
- Abstract
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When the observed and the observer switch places, at what point do we take responsibility? You Had to Be There is the first video from the band’s upcoming album “Tulipomania” “Dreaming of Sleep”. In this clip, the authors use, among other things, photo and newspaper clippings for animation.
- Music Videos
- Abstract
- Experimental
- Non-narrative
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This video demonstrates the most recent research achievements of the Centre for Mimoid Studies (CMS), a group from the Giesean Institute of Solaristics. According to their recently published paper, the scientists have discovered that tissue of the extraterrestrial organism (mimoid) regenerates after being exposed to the harmful effects of both ionising and non-ionising radiation. For the experiment, mimoid samples were cryogenically transported from Solaris to Earth. In a noninvasive live-cell imaging solution, the mimoid’s tissue was bombarded with the real-time customizable metamaterials and exposed to the time-varying electromagnetic fields. The researchers claimed that “mimoid samples not only behaved as tunable living systems, but they also exhibited self-organizing behaviour while mimicking patterns of the controlled electromagnetic fields.” This video was produced for the general public in order to promote the benefits of extraterrestrial studies on the Sustain Earth initiative. The research results have opened up new myriad pathways, options and possibilities for modern science and its recent Sisyphean efforts in saving us from the sixth mass extinction.