A curious kid is tempted into a toy store where things are not quite as they seem.
A parking attendent serves up free compliments to a world in need of a little gratitude and understanding
Does telling a story’s ending deflate its tension? In this case, definitely not.
A disturbing train ride through the depths of her psychology awaits Madame Tutli Putli in this astonishing claymation that was Oscar-nominated in 2007.
A young boy dreams or rather wakes and then rides his way into the clouds.
Tragic story of a dog’s trail through abusive owners told through a series of cascading flip books.
An overweight kid struggles to connect with a girl in a world where he’s pegged as an outcast.
Ghost House has just announced they’ve signed director, Federico Alvarez, to make a $30-$40 million feature film based primarily on the success of his short film, Panic Attack, that has…
A dispassionate master of the stage is brought to see the magic around us every day.
It’s the 70′s, and pitcher Dock Ellis is high as a kite and pitching the game of his life.
The final 10 animations in the running for the upcoming Oscar nominations have officially been announced. Check out the previews of each film below. Which do you think deserves to…
Vengeful robots pummel downtown Montevideo in this surprisingly realistic sci-fi/lo-fi film whose $300 budget puts Hollywood blockbusters to shame.
Live Music is a short animation that has been buzzed about in creative and traditional media circles for several months now based primarily on its unique production history. Mass…
An examination of beauty as seen through the eyes of mannequin manufacturers.
El Vez—a guest writer on past film picks—is joining the Short of the Week staff as a regular writer. So if you’ve enjoyed To Build A Home, Jojo In The…
Two lovers share a memorable day in Paris in this film sponsored by the city itself.
Life is grand for iphone users. Vimeo, video host of choice for the artsy crowd, is now available on the mobile phone. Things are just starting, so the whole collection…
A stylistic look at the bizarre moments between moments.
This ethereal animation from Gobelins tells a familiar story of losing one’s innocence
Another recent online contest winner to share with you. Stella Artois, responsible for the crappy short films you get to see instead of trailers when you go to the movies,…
Energetic music video for the 1970s punk band Johnny 7 Combo animated entirely in newspaper and paint.
The slowest murder on film takes place between a helpless man and persistent agent of death armed with only a spoon.
