An animated film adaptation of unhappy and cruel love.
- Drama
- Abstract
- Experimental
Genre
An animated film adaptation of unhappy and cruel love.
A schizophrenic boy witnessess the killing of a deer in the forest and starts running back home. A myriad of strange occurrences along the way worsen his condition. The safety of his home is only an illusion, and a series of visual stimuli forces him to go back to the beginning of the story in order to try and change the sequence of events.
An unusual experience is provided by the video clip of the versatile artist Ben Clement for the group Camp Saint Helene. Their nostalgic sixties psychedelic rock sound matches Clement’s animation technique: cameraless direct animation, commonly used in experimental films.
Short animation by Steven Woloshen.
A short animation demonstrating how can static drowing come to life and reality can change.
Cane and Able a stop motion music video. Cane´s adventure starts with getting the power of the eye of the clocktower. The old town-cryer gives him the the last advises for his new job. Able, the brother of Cane is in love with Doris, the florist, but she only wants Cane. Able is still in chaos with his emotions and follows Doris with a strange and dark intention. The showdown is on the old clocktower. Able hits Cane with his shuffle and he falls into the light. The End!
A group of people are celebrating, sitting around the table.The celebration cake is served, but unevenly divided among them ….
A businessman enters an elevator for another day of work…
A young woman describes her father and his relationship to his many pets that he never managed to take care of. The animals consistently die one after the other in a context of a family being torn apart. This is the story of those clumsy people whose tactless expression of love ends up pushing away loved ones.
In this typically wild ride by Kresimir Zimonic, a lonesome girl at the seashore unexpectedly learns something about herse
Lake is liquid, inanimate, emotionless. Like blood flowing through a body, the water circulates and sustains, bringing life to its surroundings. In this video, life is continuously reborn through the raindrops, through the terrain and into the air. The beauty of this process is juxtaposed with the songwriter’s perspective, someone who is detached and yearning to feel the full breadth of human emotion.
Bumba Meu Boi is a yearly celebration in Brazil, which unite both the ancestral traditions and the mordernity of the country.
Animation for the song A Whale Song by the Japanese group Brother Sun Sister Moon.
A story of a lonely young child growing up in an isolated family from where she digs into her inner fantasy world. The adults who surround her doesn’t do anything to solve the unbearable life they are living, everybody is resigned. The mother hides behind her cigarette smoke, the grandmother is covered with her plants and the little girl tries to alleviate her depressing circumstances with her fantasy world. But as she dives deeper and deeper into herself, she realizes that everything that surrounds her is a part of her life, that she can not escape or hide from.
Brother and sister live peacefully in a cottage at the edge of a forest until their life is disrupted by the arrival of mistress Death.
More and more walls are springing up around the world. If they haven’t already been built, they’re being talked about and proudly championed like the idea of great wall of Calais or Trump’s even greater wall of Mexico.
The Chain bridge’s living lion statues are bullied by an evil cloud. Time for the Bridgemaster to take action.
An anthropomorphic figure with an elephant’s head stands in front of a mirror. As we sink deeper and deeper into layers of a strange organism that resembles a nervous system and a plant at the same time, the character reacts in a violent way.
It takes 99% of work and 1% talent to create a masterpiece.
Study no. 1 – early words and scribbles. “A boy conjures the stars out of yogurt.”