A sister fondly remembers growing up with her brother as she struggles to deal with his deployment to Afghanistan in this interactive film from the NFB.
A shy bodybuilder ventures out on a date against the wishes of his over-protective mother in this powerful character-driven film from Denmark.
Paul jerked off in the shower. Paul just impregnated his bath tub. Last year’s most outrageous Sundance short, now online.
The 2003 Oscar winner, this film is a searing and intimate portrait of a single-mom and her 4 children in contemporary Britain.
The RCA-alumni group, the Moth Collective (be sure to catch David Prosser’s Matter Fisher) continues to impress us with their simple yet honest animated stories. The latest to surface…
One man. Two superpowers. Three ex-wives. Four autopsies. The remarkable true story of David Karr, from the perspective of the grandson who wishes he knew him.
A family’s awkward photo session brings its underlying issues to the surface in this surreal animation.
Oscar-nominated dark comedy about the frustrations of being stuck in traffic while your wife cheats on you
Things get tense as a young boy struggles to accept his father’s disability.
A teenager learns to cope socially with his brothers’ disability.
It’s not just another day for this low-income family who prepare a party to celebrate their moment of fame on a popular game show.
A young boy gets lost on an outing with his family and comes back to find decades have past.
This student work captures the fluidity and vibrancy of the artist’s own family in conversation through a unique sketch and watercolor animation style.
The second collaboration between NPR institution “This American Life” and comic book icon Chris Ware, examines the slipperiness of memory to humorous effect.
A girl from a strange family falls prey to her doppelgänger in this surreal animation that resulted from a collaborative script by John Malkovich for Sony.
Two elderly women relive their youth with a laugh and a wince as a series of dramatic events unfold in this classic Oscar-winning animation.
Introducing your new lady to your parents can be an interesting experience — or it can be awkward, painfully intense and totally uncalled-for. Thanks, Dad!
The isolated world of two sisters is shattered when a visitor arrives to their island threatening to break their discordant harmony.
A moving ode to his dying father, Dik Jarman seeks and finds resolution to the strained relationship they shared by examining his father’s love of clocks—overcoming in the end the specter of his long-lost brother.
Aardman Animations takes on this bleak-hearted tale of two isolated sisters in this gritty film that successfully combines multiple genres and animation styles.
