Conflicting layers of animation reveal glimpses into the ecological and economic histories of an American landscape.
- Documentary
- Experimental
- Non-narrative
Conflicting layers of animation reveal glimpses into the ecological and economic histories of an American landscape.
Sally, an introverted 15-year-old girl, tries to tame her wolf father who has lost himself in wilderness.
A boy is leaving home, going through the city and becoming part of the annoying atmosphere all around the street and the people.
A secret Foundation is financing the work of a parapsychological phenomena and mental film research institute. Correspondence between the Foundation and the institute runs through a chosen reporter. In order to be informed objectively and confidentially, the Foundation uses agents with induced synthetic identity. This process temporarily curbs the agents’ true personality. Reporter Isidor Dukas arrives to the institute. Facing one of the test subjects, something which was supposed to be routine control turns into an infinite labyrinth…
What about snowdrops? Mid-year project by a fourth-year student of Graphic Design and Animation.
For ages, teddy bears have been locked in a war against their sworn enemy, the unicorns, with the promise that victory will usher in a new era. A beautifully animated journey from the humiliations of teddy bear bootcamp to the psychedelic horrors of the Magic Forest.
I get up and have breakfast. Don’t get old. Im so Unhappy Happy.
Two bears go hunting unicorns, their favourite prey. Unicorns have soft flesh and delicious blueberry-flavoured blood that bears need to stay beautiful.
A dark animated short about a woman being kidnapped.
When a shit wagon driver’s mother nags him about not being married, he explains his lowly status with a stinky example.
Some people say cartoons make children violent. But they can also teach them how to survive violence.
Snuff is upset to find that Creep Rat got breast implants.
Music video to “Sakurajima” by Under the Reefs Orchestra
This is the story of a guy who’s gonna die. Maybe.
This graduation work is an animated film based on a short story by Mihovil Rismondo, a colleague from the Academy of Dramatic Art. The theme is bullying, with an accent on the socio-psychological aspect. Set in school days, it is a story about boys who physically demonstrate their misunderstanding of someone who is different and take this behaviour to its limit. With the idea to create an original visuality, different techniques of material preparations have been used, as well as different animation techniques. In terms of genre, the film combines drama and horror, ending in a catharsis.
few uncomfortable animations made a couple of years back
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.
A short story of a man who, while expecting, became something unexpected.
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.
A nephew recalls the sometimes-lonely and often-eccentric life of his uncle.