Music video by Tic Toc.
- Music video
Music video by Tic Toc.
A little story about the backyard critters you might see in Tasmania, and the things they might be doing.
A reclusive ogre lives alone in a large garden where he spends his days eating and gardening. One day, he meets a tiny woman who has fallen from the back of a swallow. An unusual friendship is born but their nature takes over again: TommeLise wants to leave while the ogre’s appetite wakes up.
Elegy, Exodus and Rondo. Three classic music pieces accompany different stories of simultaneously contemporary and universal character, always ironic and visually astonishing.
The film consists of three stories inspired by Pablo Picasso’s print “Contemplation”, which Šimon Koudela interprets in different ways. On this occasion, he shows off the visually impressive animation of the scenes.
A wise birdwoman sends three birds to guide a girl into the dark unknown landscapes of her inner world.
Jack happens upon something truly wonderful but is too caught up within the confines of his mundane life to see it for what it is.
Poet was born in a small town. He grows up and doesn’t know what to do with his big feelings. And he decides – to go to the big city, there all are big and great – discoveries, people, feelings. He gets in Moscow, big world, but can’t be happy there. The era of great upheavals, wars and revolutions comes. The great passions storm in this world, but there’s no place for great love.
It’s my message of love to Gaza and the Palestinian people, in particular to animator Haneen Koraz, Shorouq Darwish and Nour abdel Jawad and their team of women animation artists who devote themselves tirelessly to bringing hope to the children of Gaza. My little film was inspired by the poem Hamza by the great Palestinian poet FADWA TUQAN. I chose the part of her poem that compares and connects the mystery of the fertility of the Palestinian land to the mysterious power of it’s women.
I used to be a vegetarian. Pigs used to be my friends. Now, I eat them quite a lot.
“Ce Magnifique Gâteau !” is a mid-length animated anthology film set in colonial Africa in the late 19th century. It tells the stories of 5 different characters: a troubled king, a middle-aged Pygmy working in a luxury hotel, a failed businessman on an expedition, a lost porter, and a young army deserter.
In a nameless city populated by featureless residents, which are driven by the energies both alien and insidious, revolving equinox of night and day takes place. Swaying between momentum and dullness, that never-changing cycle is represented by the neon commercials, which command every action of aforementioned residents and create their paradoxical and ouroboric reality.
Haunted by a little thing, a man gets driven to the edge.
The severed head of a choreographer is held captive by an eagle on a desert island. With a dazzling mastery of drawing and painting, this animated short unexpectedly takes us into the sensitive world of an artist madly in love with dance.
“Gossip” animation exercise.
Diane can’t ignore anymore the leak coming from the ceiling above the family diner…
THERE’S NOTHING IN MY HEAD / 私の頭の中に何もない
In a room, there are four people.
A shortcut on Thelma & Louise by Chloe Farr.
In a forgotten village, where everyone is cut from the same cloth, a new, self-proclaimed leader arrives changing the local way of life. Dividing lines are carved out as the once unified society is torn and segregated. THEM is a cautionary tale of misguided ideologies, destructive leadership and of being an outsider. But most importantly, it is a film about celebrating what we have in common rather than what separates us.