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Mom always braided my hair tightly, creating a visible path on my head, but one day, she cut off my braids. As I stepped forward alone, I felt the unbreakable bond between us and the uncharted journey of female growth we weren’t ready for.

In a blank room, a bug, a car, and a humanoid search for escape from the control of invisible cyberspace entities, feeling exhaustion and fear. BUGs is a sci-fi animation exploring cyber presence, loneliness, and burnout, where three characters from humanity, technology, and nature desperately seek freedom and connection despite their differences.

The film explores a young woman’s struggle to balance motherhood and creativity. Through polorelief clay animation, the film poignantly depicts her world crumbling, mirroring a clay sculpture falling apart in her hands.

O Nobly-Born, your breathing is about to cease. Listen with full attention, without being distracted. O Nobly-Born, go forward, you have been in a swoon. The film was inspired by the book titled “Tibetan Book of the Dead” (1927).

An intimate look at a symbiotic relationship between Happy Green, a little green turtle, and an elusive black flower.

With a lot of humor, love and sarcasm, Mabel Lozano tells us in first person about her journey with a cancer-chickpea in her left breast. Although this is not just Mabel's story, it is also that of millions of women.

The girl draws a circle on the ground. Passersby step into it, one by one. Soon the circle is full of people, struggling to stay within. Once the girl returns and erase the circle, people start heading their way.

Six-year-old Diego overextends his screen time and develops square eyes, unleashing strange phenomena through the building’s screens. When officers Kim and Mike respond to a noise complaint, they’re thrown into a chaotic clash with fiction come to life.

A child sneaks out at night in rubber boots and enters the undergrowth, where a curious beast leads him to the forest’s nocturnal creatures. Not wanting to be alone again, the beast tries to delay his departure as long as possible.

Animated short about sparkledogs, werewolves and other things that are JUST drawings.

During a performance in the Moscow underground, the group IC3PEAK invoked an evil entity: Kim Dracula, in the form of a giant worm.

Music Video for Cécile Mclorin Salvant. The lore of Melusine.

Bob the plumber is hired to fix a broken pipe & lands to his surprise in a gay fetish club.

a crush gone moldy...

In a farmhouse a woman tries to lure the resident house spirit – a mischievous Nisse – with offerings of food. Spring is just around the corner, but a winter's chill still lingers.

In the heart of the seabed, between rocks and corals primitive seaweed ripples, cradled by the muffled sound of roiling currents. Up there, on the surface of the water, something extraordinary has just appeared: a voice.

The film is an experimental short exploring emotional pain through poetic text and haunting visuals. It captures loss, helplessness, and the tension between decay and growth, embodying a dark, pulsing femininity on the brink of destruction.

Strawberry is a very busy fruit, she has a lot on her plate. Her friend Flower is always around to remind her to do her very best ! But Strawberry is getting tired of always doing her very best.

Anxious teenager Ūla is taken on an unexpected adventure during her swimming practise, through which she grows-up and learns to see her body anew.

Having finished reading the last instalment of a wonderful saga featuring pirates and a giant lizard, Lou has to get back to everyday life – but reality is sorely disappointing.

In a cave, a lifeless puppet awakens and absorbs vitality from the world around it. As it blurs the boundaries between itself and nature, it comes to understand the cycle of life and death.

A girl and her pet fish share a love-hate relationship. After a conflict caused by a misunderstanding, the girl impulsively throws the fish into a river. Filled with regret and longing, she eventually returns to the river.

Set to rhythmic music and traditional Chinese opera, the film explores dualism, truth, and illusion through recurring contrasts like life and death or fire and water. The protagonist drifts through a dreamlike state, while "hope" emerges as both a promise of liberation and a fragile illusion amid chaos.

At a midnight highway rest area, the weary travelers each quietly relax their minds. A brief moment spent with complete strangers is lonely yet somehow comforting.

Exploration of masculinity begins with the Minotaur, a mythical creature Picasso used to portray himself in his etching print series. The Minotaur goes through a violent struggle between being male and female. Finally, lines blur and boundaries of sexes disappear.

A lonesome xylophone player finds a viciously growing tumor under his arm. In his attempts to get rid of the tumor he discovers that it has some unconventional qualities.

Carol panics after Ray’s sudden proposal, and things spiral when she wakes in an apocalyptic world — where Ray has turned into a butterfly. As reality unravels and tensions rise, Carol fears losing her… but loving someone fully might come at a cost.

The film explores growing anger and frustration in a heroine who loses control. Through animation, it depicts suppressed rage and imagined violence, reflecting intense emotions. The style uses organic lines and expressive color, with natural sounds heightening the emotional impact.

The animated short is about anxiety as a consequence of expanding consciousness through the implantation of new media.

Fish Boy, a half-boy, half-fish teenager, struggles with rejection in a fishing village. His father wants him to become a fisherman, but his differences create tension in relationships, leading to a deeper internal conflict.

"Hélène, 40 years old, comes to visit her aging mother in the french countryside. But her mother isn't being her usual self. She seems to have formed a strange bond with the plants, insects, and the old oak tree at the end of her garden..."