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Dolly returns from Australia, and has ballooned to three times her skinny size! Soon, though, she falls under the roving eye of her best friend Bell’s boyfriend. All seems to go well but soon Bell realises that Dolly’s friend actually runs a magazine – “Fatties Plus” – and he only wants her for her weight.
Monica is homeless and harmless so Dolly offers her a room. Meet the bathroom- hogging, note-leaving, food-labelling flatmate from hell.
Dolly relaxes in her seat, the train pulls out and her large hot chocolate drink spills all over her copy of Hello. And that is just the start of eight hours of commuting hell.
Dolly’s therapist, Ruth, fancies her but Dolly fancies osteopath Ken.
A boy is suffering from a polka-dot disease on his arms since he can remember. Encountering some peculiar events, he discovers a hidden connection between the disease and a religious group.
Interview with the director Anu-Laura Tuttelberg, interviewer Johanna Kristina Artjušin.
Journey through a lightened forrest.
Welcome to the world of PLSTC, an undersea dystopia that submerges you in the disturbing reality of plastic pollution in our oceans. Through a series of graphically confronting AI-generated and hand-composited images of ocean creatures, this experimental animated film confronts you with the devastating consequences of our habits on marine life, and leaves you gasping for breath.
I created “Playtime” in 2010 as part of The Toronto Animated Image Society’s funded project to bring the Group 11 Painters alive with animation. My film was an homage to the life and art of Jock MacDonald. This film was created with paint and decayed frames of Hollywood trailers glued directly onto the surface of 35 mm film strips.
A troubled relationship between Cat & Mouse set in the distant future.
In a society where everyone mindlessly orbits around their daily routines, what happens when a person gets ejected from the system? They might just find themselves rapidly pushed out of the habitable zone.
A visual and musical game which builds and destroys itself according to the vivacious rhythm of Serge Prokofiev’s Scherzo to Piano Concerto No. 2.
During the 1960’s USSR space race, Macha, and Vassily secretly build a rocket…
Pingu’s family are preparing for Christmas, much to the delight and excitement of Pingu and Pinga.
Pingu has to rush to the loo because he has drunk too much. But when he gets home, his father is in the bathroom, and then when he does get in the toilet, it’s simply too high.
Pingu is in the mood to dance, and he’s taking everyone with him!
Pingu fakes being sick to get out of school but the doctor sees through his trick.
When Mother reads him a bedtime story, Pingu falls asleep and dreams about the igloo floating away like a spaceship and his bed galloping like a horse. Pingu finds this fun, but his dream becomes bad when a giant walrus torments him.
Pingu’s family has an egg and Pingu is in charge of incubating it. Soon, he becomes bored and decides to listen to music, causing the egg to wreak havoc in the igloo.
Pingu and Pingo find a bottle containing a mysterious map, but it leads them to a common shell. Pingu is disappointed and takes the shell home, then makes a discovery.