On the brink of wedlock, Shane gets a 7-seat wedding gift that drives him to risk his marriage in order to save his true love.
Stanley’s life runs like clockwork, until a chance encounter with a mysterious girl turns his world upside down…
Awkwardness ensues in this heartfelt and hilarious take on the universal experience of growing up.
The LEGO Group celebrates its 80th Birthday with an animated look back at its origins and history. An unusually ambitious and blatant branded film.
The story of a boy born on the day Pentagram opened and how his life has been tracked (and kerned) by forty years of Pentagram design.
The stairs of knowledge leads to the light. A curious girl in a dark world tries to reach it,
but must face those for whom light is an obstacle.
Working a graveyard mailroom shift, a young actor learns life-long lessons from the melting-pot of racial diversity in the office.
In a bland, ultilitarian world of rhythm and order, one worker finds his inner Jazz.
Nostalgia drips from this warm and fuzzy tale that harkens back to the Saturday morning cartoons of the 70′s and 80′s.
The lonely world of a cat is told through a minimalist world constructed from 3D brushstrokes in this graduation film from the Bezalel Academy of Art & Design.
The ghost of Bruce Lee is reborn! Except it is in the form of a toy figurine.
A young monkey, initiated by his master, will pass his transition to adulthood. He will have to fight fire, metaphor for his fear of growing up, by taming the sound of the sacred djembe, symbol of independence.
The current limits of science are a lot further than you might imagine when it comes to human modification. Join the “Eyeborg” has he explores what’s cutting-edge, in this unique branded film promoting the video game Deus Ex.
On this Labor Day I hope your holiday goes better than Señor Olivares’. While trying to relax on the beach, Sea Monsters come to slaughter everyone.
The “World’s Largest Stop Motion” Gulp is Aardman Animation and Nokia’s followup to the hit branded film “Dot”.
TV’s Tim and Eric descended upon Sundance 2011 with this, a short film of unbridled crudity.
A man wakes to find his hands have taken on a life of their own.
Gifted with an impressive sword, an elderly tea-master must fight for his life despite knowing nothing of swordplay.
Driven by the prospects of love, young Victor walks his neighborhood in Manhattan’s lower east side struggling to find his place in a world of dominance and empty promises
It’s the summer of 1946, but for some Italians the war still isn’t over.
Time-lapse perfection illuminates a narrative about stepping outside the box—literally!
A futuristic fighting flick superior to anything in theaters—narratively and visually.
