The Story of a Tornado is a film which shows how the real tornado is created through the story of family of molecules.
- Tragicomedy
The Story of a Tornado is a film which shows how the real tornado is created through the story of family of molecules.
A witty animated blackout about life of „the Little Ones in between Big Ones.
Animated on location at a beach, in the snow, and underwater, this stop-motion short details a transoceanic conversation between two characters via objects in a bottle.
The blue evolves. The blue rises toward the upper world. The blue becomes green and then yellow, which makes things unstable. So red circle appears to bring into balance between blue and yellow. These three colors unite into one, which rises until the summit, over the boundary line, and becomes a white circle to a full stop. And then it returns to the first state.
The world is filled with smells -- good smells, nasty smells, nasty but good smells, addictive smells, captivating smells, reminiscent smells, and so many more. What's that smell?
hree Qs and more make QQQ. QQQ spin and roll. And QQQ transform themselves, spinning. QQQ transform, spinning, rolling, swinging, turning and traveling.
Inspired by Henri Michaux's poems and drawings about his experience with mescaline, "Miserable Miracle" explores the limits of language and perception, creating connections between sound, meaning, line and movement.
Mia has spent her whole life free-diving, fishing and swimming through the seaweed and rocks. Over time, her body and the landscapes around her have both changed. Tonight, Mia reminisces.
A man swims in the sea. As he moves through the water, memories come back to him from the bright beaches of the Indian ocean to the grey of the concentration camps. ... In this moving animated short, Florence Miailhe tells the extraordinary story of Alfred Nakache, the "swimmer from Auschwitz".
This omnibus animated work is based on the comics series by Yuewei Wang, including four episodes of Pearl, The Goldfish, Ocean, and Hole. We are, after all, aliens to anyone not ourselves.
A cosmic entity talks to humankind. Meanwhile, three dinosaurs cross the desert guided by a shooting star.
Dina Velikovskaya was born in Moscow in 1984. In 2005 she graduated from the Art school named after the Memory of 1905 with a specialization in scenic design. Since 2006 she has been studying at the The Russian State University of Cinematography (VGIK).
Aaaah! is a cry of pain, surprise, fear, joy, songs, grumbling, laughter, anger… Aaaah! is the expression with which children, these primary and innocent beings, experience life in a community, framed by the whistles of adults.
Deep into a forest, a gathering of wild animals start a nocturnal opera, conducted by a squirrel.
An artistically simple yet poignant allegory on a very topical problem – people and the borderlines of their world. What is more important in human lives – defining your own space, or coexistence and collaboration with others? The film also shows how a simple cause can trigger a whirlwind of quarrels and conflicts that cannot be stopped easily.
Short humorous movie about two birds on one branch.
Based on an old traditional wedding song, “Kona” (loosely translates to ‘henna’ and/or ‘mehndi’, the skin decoration tradition for weddings in numerous cultures) is commentary on what often is an unequal and abusive relationship between husband and wife. It specifically is about femicide from oppressive husbands, a phenomenon that often rears its head in our society.
Chloé, an old lady, organizes screenings in a subterranean space. She shows to a journalist her galleries where her collection of silver films is stored. As we go down, we dive with her into her altered universe.
Official music video for TOMORA's "RING THE ALARM".
Official music video for Flying Lotus's "More".