Life can arise anywhere, nature behave strangely and days can last for minutes. Although everything is familiar to us, nothing is what it seems in this place.
- Experimental
- Non-narrative
Technique
Life can arise anywhere, nature behave strangely and days can last for minutes. Although everything is familiar to us, nothing is what it seems in this place.
A girl journeys through a vibrant, pulsing, macrocosmic landscape but a precipitous incident compels her to venture up a mountain in an attempt to save herself.
A day in life of a young woman living a silent, lonely life with her friend the fish. The silence is broken when a new tenant comes to live in the apartment next door. Despite the constant sounds and noise penetrating from the other side of the wall and perhaps because of them, she finds herself falling in love with her neighbor.
Mound is a celebration of the moving painting, in which more than one hundred pallid puppets – clowns, spectres, gnomes, wraiths, and ghouls – writhe, sway, plod, and transform with awkward grace to the mournful musical accompaniment of It’s Raining Today (1969) by legendary singer-songwriter Scott Walker (also known as Noel Scott Engel).
For some reason, little sparrow Chunko has her head always shaking. She doesn’t know why, and can’t stop it either. Except for that, she can move like other sparrows, and she wants to dance with them.
At midnight, she wanders for blood….
A starving prehistoric man trapped in a mysterious cave tries to escape as his body mutates.
This is a story about a girl who wants to be the smartest person in the world. When all the things she’s learned can no longer fit in one head, her mother buys her a backup one. Two heads are better than one but Matilda soon becomes confused which head she should wear at what time and loses the second head shortly after. It is uncertain what would happen if not for a ball that accidentally flows in through her window. It changes Matilda forever.
A boy wins a new toy in a claw machine – an ordinary Martian doll. It turns out that things are not that simple, the boy finds himself on Mars and he has to fight with a whole bunch of the Martians.
A high octane sci-fi splatterfest by Ollie Jones for the Aussie band Psychedelic Porn Crumpets – in beautifully crafted Claymation.
The man in the moon is longing for company. When in 1969 the first manned mission to land on the moon is started, his dream is about to come true…
What would you be willing to do for them to love you? LOVE ME, FEAR ME is a reflection on the roles we play and the shapes we take, the stages we chose, the audience we try to impress and the price of acceptance.
‘Love Is Bigger Than Anything In Its way’ from the album ‘Songs of Experience’ by U2.
Once all the carrots disappeared in a family of snowmen. But it turned out that for a snowman the nose of a carrot is not the most important thing, compassion and kindness are much more important.
Music video created, produced and animated by Diego Cumplido.
Kili Pola’ is about a young butcher’s emotional upheavals during his first kill. It traces the psychological journey of the boy while learning the craft of killing from his father and how he feels after having practiced the job for the first time.
If you want the dough to rise, mix flour with yeast and milk. Then put the dough in warmth, so it rises a bit. Finally knead it well, place in the baking tin and put in the oven. Be careful, or the dough will fall.
It’s the story of a darkness and lonely bayou that takes us to the heart of the New Orleans’ traditions. The story of a music that gives the strength to live in a hostile and rough nature, where injustice is master of ceremonies.
The kitchen of a forgetful granny comes to life when she’s not around. Saltshaker, sugar bowl and the rest are set to fix what she’s accidently forgotten.
JUST A GUY is an animated documentary short film about love. Three women share glimpses of their affection, attraction and relationship with Richard Ramirez: A serial killer and rapist they contacted after he was convicted in the 80s. Through their perspective, we revisit exchanged letters and emotions that are as obsessive as they are hauntingly familiar.