This movie was created to celebrate the 100th anniversary of our independence. The number 8 has often played an important role in our lives. This film is about OUR NUMBER EIGHT.
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This movie was created to celebrate the 100th anniversary of our independence. The number 8 has often played an important role in our lives. This film is about OUR NUMBER EIGHT.
During an average, innocent adventure in the afternoon with his friends, the main character crosses his own borders, breaks his own moral rules, because of self inspiration and the spirit of the team. After he realizes the “crime” he has committed, he tries to get rid of this obsessive feeling of compunction and the evidence as well.
Lou tells their story, the way they feel about gender. Girl or boy, he/she chose not to choose, for now.
I am one. One of many. One of everyone yet the only one. What is it that I am looking for, that always seems out of reach?
Our newest Futures Director, Mahboobeh, chats to us about how she developed her unique style, where her inspiration comes from, and the purpose that drives her…
A real urban legend set in the famous baths of Budapest, but from a new perspective; Giacomo Casanova, a teenage fan girl, and a shy cactus.
Akiko Takakura is one of the last survivors of the atomic bomb explosion of Hiroshima. During Obon, she receives the spirits of her parents and is haunted by memories. Her father is an authoritarian and traditional man. Akiko’s childhood consists of constant rejections and beatings. But the horrors of the atomic bomb and Japan’s subsequent capitulation change everything. Finally Akiko experiences fatherly love in the midst of Hiroshima’s ruins.
Everyone goes home from the playhouse once. A child waits for her mother in vain, so he starts looking for her. Over varied locations we see two fates, two lives, which may never cross each other.
Short animated puppet probe into endless self-love, freely drawing on the ancient myth of Narcissus. Whoever wants to love others needs to (after) love each other
Based on a real conversation we had with Juan Molinet before leaving Japan. Mixed up memories about our visit to Tokyo, Hiroshima, Miyoshi, Naoshima and Kyoto.
A film about the relationship between a young woman striving for professional success and her eccentric brother. The main character is a workaholic who devotes her entire life to her job. She believes that this is the only right path and, even though it does not make her happy, she stubbornly sticks to her position. Her older brother has a completely opposite attitude to life and, seeing how his sister lives, tries to convince her to change. He often behaves eccentrically, embarrassing his sister in front of her colleagues and slowly making her life miserable. At some point, the sister has had enough of her brother’s insistence, which leads to frequent arguments and eventually to a breakdown in contact.
The mother goat rescues her little goats from the wolf’s belly. But, she can’t find Toruku, her eldest son! Where is Toruku?!
My Generation is the final chapter of the trilogy Logorama– Money Time– My Generation. From a deadlock to an hypothetic future, My Generation is a POV shot, from a mysterious vehicle rolling backwards on a wide highway and driving through every great plague of our time materialized by amazing interconnected theme parks: art, big data, sports, religion, sex, politics and finance.
Musical Traumas came to fruition as the result of the director’s obsession with music schools. It is a rhythmic compilation of traumatic, but amusing confessions of former students, as well as an attempt to visualise music with scrumptious, hand-drawn animation. The experiences may be documentary, but the image comes straight from the world of musical impressions.
The story is narrated in an unknown time, in a ruined modern subway. People in this society have animal faces, they have forgotten humanity and ethics and they do not avoid sins. There is someone with a deer face who is trying to reform society.
Marika Makaroff, creative director and executive producer at Gutsy Media on building a new animated world based on Tove Jansson’s original stories.
A film based on the short story by Boris Shergin Mitya’s Love. The story of how Mitya was looking for his love. The film uses images of Russian avant-garde artists Mikhail Larionov, Natalia Goncharova and masters of naive art Pavel Leonov and Lyubov Maykova.
Blind, shy Mimi and restless, crazy Lisa discover the amazing worlds of neighbours in their house. Extraordinery friendship of these two girls brings a lot of adventures, but also opens hearts of people living in the house.
Mimi has a pimple for the first time. She is afraid of being different from other girls and is uncomfortable around those who are different from herself. Because of this, she begins to mimic other girls around her.
Miles is a little boy whose best friend is a tree. Together they venture on a road trip and enjoy a perfect Summer day at the funfair. “Miles Away” has one simple message: You’ll never be lonely or bored as long as you let your imagination lead the way.