Numbers stations were prominently used during the Cold War. A boy was tuning the radio in the snow mountain and happened to tune the shortwave of codes.
- Drama
- Experimental
- Non-narrative
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Numbers stations were prominently used during the Cold War. A boy was tuning the radio in the snow mountain and happened to tune the shortwave of codes.
Rabbit’s Blood is a story about a society of two rival groups; sinister cloaked men and neutralist rabbits who have human-looking bodies that live underground.
The rabbits are happy. Nothing awful can happen to them because they are at the top of the evolutionary tree: they have no brain. The rabbits live in the ruins of Rabbitland – the perfect democracy. Every day, its inhabitants go out to vote, and they vote for the same representatives.
R slowly turns 26 and freaks out: what if she never will be young and attractive again?
Videoclip for Queer Jane’s Gerard Love.
Pilot episode for re-launch of queer comedy webseries Tales From Pussy Willow.
Official Music Video directed by Joseph B. Carlin
Queens of the Stone Age performs in the music video “Go with the Flow” from the album “Songs for the Deaf” recorded for Polydor Records. The features the band playing on the back of a Chevrolet pickup truck driving down a desert highway. Visually, the band is rendered in black and white against a red background.
Four flawed friends travel to the tropics where things go wrong.
A young girl spends the evening alone at home. She decides to have some sweet solo pleasure session, but not everything goes according to plan.
Pupa is the story about a boy who is about to begin puberty. His body is ready to make a physical transformation, but in his eyes every grownup is a hideous monster. He fears that he will turn into one of them.
Visual Music is one of the most historically rich subgenres of abstract audiovisual art. From its beginnings, women have always been working in this field at the intersection of technology, sound, and film, yet most of them do not appear in history books. In this masterclass, we honoured some of these pioneers, all of whom were obsessed with seeing sound or hearing images.
In this touching presentation, Pedersen describes the creative and visual processes behind three of his films produced by Mikrofilm: The folkloric anxiety of The Boyg (2016), The looping limbo of Zolle: Resign (2021) and the nuclear petri dish of Little Boy (2018).
In this MasterClass, the artist Aurora Gasull discussed her fascinating journey through what became known as Visual Music, abstract cinema, absolute cinema…; her personal motivations and tools at the beginning of this path, and their development until today, in chronological order.
Dark feelings harvested during the childhood of a kid erupt in violence after his mother passes away.
A freak grotesque about hand puppets.
Its 18 years since a featureless Meathead first appeared, shivering on a pavement in “Jukebox”. To mark this coming of age, here are some of their best bits…so far…
Protoplasm is the living substance of the cell. It is the fluid basis of life, an inner organism with thoughts and feelings. Everything pulsates, expands and contracts. Sometimes we reach out and contract at the same time, causing a conflict that prevents fluids from moving. Fear and anxiety arise, and we become immobile.
This is a film about identity loss in the totalitarian world of computer technology. In a meeting between a human and an artificial being, we can witness the creation of biomorphic reality.
Process is an animated short about the process of animation as it’s taught in universities and art schools. It follows the path from the idea, or the concept that we are working on, through layout, storyboard, and scenario up to the final product – the film.