A music video.
A music video.
The little owl-splyushka really wants to sleep during the day, but she cannot sleep well because of her noisy neighbors.
An old man says goodbye to this world on a sunny day in the springtime.
“Zip up and let’s dance to the sound of breaking glass.” A band of sleepy spirits in an ambulance runs out of road.
“Splinter” tells the bitter sweet love story between a wooden bench and a girl.
The splash of water is like a bomb, about to break the tranquility of the pool.
This time the dream was about to make sense… A reluctant hedgehog on a quest for a puzzle that can’t be solved.
A gloomy city. Up from space it looks like a glowing spider’s web, but from the inside it is a concrete organism; inside its bowels thick human sediments move back and forth. And so does Mr. Spider.
Spider and Flies is an animated variation about a poem for children written by the polish author Jan Brzechwa. It tells the story of an old but cunning spider, eager for a meal. The story can also be read as a metaphor of a consumptive nature of developing towns.
On an isolated cacti farm, three stressed out birds ask a cowgirl to help put a stop to the elusive Ax-Man.
Spatial Bodies depicts the urban landscape and architectural bodies as an autonomous living and self replicating organism. Domesticated and cultivated only by its own nature.
Cosy autumn has arrived in Moominvalley. Take a sip of your hot chocolate and join Moomintroll, Snorkmaiden, Snufkin, Little My and all the others on their fall adventures.
A unicorn wakes up and after a series of odd events finds out that he is an astral projection. He spends the rest of the day trying to get back into his body, and return home within his own mind.
If you were a dog in outer space- what would you do? The story unfolds in the depths of space: On a weird planet the dogs live as they please, but are confronted with their willful surroundings.
The film relates Bastien’s multiple and unsuccessful attempts to initiate a dialogue with his grandfather using an excellent combination of art styles to lay out a story of war trauma, family conflict, creative process and ultimately filial love…
God makes soup. The soup is (somewhat) intelligent life. Existential chaos ensues.
A boom operator is trying to record the sound of mushrooms.
Welcome to the South Farm and meet its colorful inhabitants! Toby the Dog is in charge here. He likes to keep things in order and dreams of being a sheriff. But one day this usual quiet order, carefully kept by Toby the Dog, was changed, when a mysterious box with an egg inside appeared on the Farm… Who is this little guest delivered in such a strange way? Will somebody want to accept this unusual guest to their family? What can be expected from this little stranger?
An optician grows tired of seeing the world too clearly and understands her inevitable involvement in its faults.
It’s like soot that rests on the walls of our head.