Heartbroken, I bought two cans of beer and a bottle of wine and drank it walking home. A tipsy journey reconstructed using the Japanese traditional storytelling method ‘rakugo’ and pop culture.
- Drama
- Experimental
- Non-narrative
Technique
Heartbroken, I bought two cans of beer and a bottle of wine and drank it walking home. A tipsy journey reconstructed using the Japanese traditional storytelling method ‘rakugo’ and pop culture.
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.
Today, a butterfly can never be certain that flitting from flower to flower won’t cause major incidents…
A woman who lives in complete solitude tries hard to find love, meeting with a shadow creature that looks like a cat. Meanwhile new bonds evolve as she gives birth to three kittens. Suddenly the creature disappears and she stays between the happiness of motherhood and the suspense of her lover.
In a dystopian world where we no longer eat to live but where we only live to eat, meat has become the one and only food available. We follow the daily life of one of the citizens of this world who works as a cashier in a supermarket. Like everyone else, he eats meat… but ends up biting his fingers. He then goes to the nearest hospital…
When Lake is drowning in his own thoughts, Mac takes him on a lake-break. With all the leisure and chill, he definitely won’t be stuck in his head anymore.
A man goes for a drink, but is stalked by the manifestation of his grotesque masculinity.
Monday afternoon, everything is drowning in rain and melancholy. The woman in a red coat doesn’t seem to fit in with the world around her. While riding on a bus stuck in a traffic jam, she dreams of escaping the routine rhythm of the city.
Emergency Service person talks about the realities of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and its impact on their lives and their families.
Bob & Bobek, rabbits from the hat of the magician Pokustón, on a journey around the world. Where does their flying hat take them? Be surprised. What is certain, however, is that it will be an adventurous journey.
Bob and Bobby are two fun little characters who think up something new to do every day. Even with the best of intentions sometimes things go wrong, but their jolly adventures usually have a practical message: exercising is healthy, work can be fun, and sharing is a great way to be a good friend. Bob and Bobby also tell kids to never cheat, be lazy or start fights – and also that it’s wise to eat plenty of carrots.
A couple on the roads of Provence. Nils is driving Flora to his parents for the first time when they get ambushed. While she’s made prisoner, he flees. During a night in the pinewood, she has to face her doubts.
In an abstract journey about grief and denial a woman tries to escape the ghosts of her past, but they catch up to her on a night-bus to Nowhere.
Inseparable best friends spend their last summer holiday of childhood amusing themselves around the house. As summer progresses, their bodies start to morph and shift and an awkwardness descends on their friendship. Puberty seems determined to interrupt their bond.
World famous fairy tales re-make into minute episodes, where the key approach is black humor, cynicism, and actual modernization. Unpredictable storylines, love, sex, drugs, and lack of happy endings. Fairy tales for the new millennium.
A giant talkative frog, a lost cat, and a tsunami help a bank employee, his wife and a schizophrenic accountant to save Tokyo from an earthquake and find a meaning to their lives.
A hand-drawn film in which the author makes use of numerous metamorphoses and the charm of blurred watercolour drawing. At the same time, however, her disturbing film, which takes place in a divided picture, bears elements of horror and dark existential drama. The theme is alienation and loneliness in the age of digital media and the confrontation of a person with a cold image on a monitor.
Official music video for “The Music Scene” by Blockhead.
There is a very gloomy polar bear living in the cold north. One day a distant relative comes to visit him – a cheerful brown bear. What will this cohabitation of eternal joy and eternal sadness lead to?
Everyone gets sick of everyone. But things become really bad when you get sick of yourself.