Peter’s life has been spent in both fascination and fear of his quickening perception of time with age. As he nears the end of his days, his interest turns to obsession and he undertakes progressively extreme measures to control and counter time’s increasing pace.
A boy is reborn with memories of his previous lives and tries to fix the mistakes of the past.
An experimental film dealing with themes of separation and connection, Andrew Huang’s latest is a jaw droppingly gorgeous visual symphony in 3 movements.
Gorillas, Zebras, Lions, and Unicorns party and clash in the jungle that is teenage drama from British short veteran, Jonathan Entwistle.
A surrealist art film dripping with sub-conscious symbolism from Pixar animator, Erick Oh.
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A stunning aerial dogfight between two pilots brings both to the edge, transforming them into something darker, in this highly anticipated short animation.
A son recounts the legend of his father, an avid hunter whose collection lacked only one mythical beast…
Experience the weird but hilarious disconnect of a group of advertisers saying exactly what they’re feeling in this vintage internet classic.
Metachaos is a multi-disciplinary project from accomplished, ambitious, Italian artist Alessandro Bavari, which includes a photo-set, mixed-method paintings and this short film, an 8min assault on the senses
Part 3 of Kirby Ferguson’s brilliant Everything is a Remix series deals with the origins of creativity.
Winner of our Great Film Competition, this BAFTA-nominated physics thought-experiment is beautifully hand-animated by David Prosser.
Twisted, disturbed, and interpretable in a hundred ways, all of them troubling. This is horror that is uncategorizable.
Jonny Corndawg, prolific underground country singer, marathon runner. Another portrait of an eccentric character by the acclaimed Sean Dunne.
Suspense builds as a bystander watches two running men and contemplates the motivations of the scene in this short from aboriginal Australia.
A bizarre instructional film from Gus Van Sant’s early days as a filmmaker that teaches us to perfect the details of everyday life and turns out to be an appropriate allegory for filmmaking.
Holding a secret you can’t share? A few guilty souls called a toll free number to leave these anonymous messages.
The simple line-drawn animation of a Billy Collins poem about the insignificant moment when your life flashes before your eyes.
An experimental look at the beautiful juxtaposition of technology and the body.
A triptych of personal stories recounted in the first person, Lies is a remarkable and profound series of animated vignettes dramatizing “lies”—ones we make to strangers, ones we tell to those we love, and the ones we use to convince ourselves.
A creation myth with a modern spin as a simple yet sophisticated animation.
Spike Jonze spins a blend of realism and fantasy in this bizarre look into the twisted world of Kanye West.
