When a young woman is found murdered in an abandoned train yard, a suspect is brought in for questioning.

Chromosome XYZ explores the symbolic relationship of man and women through episodes of solitude, intimacy and isolation as the product of love.

A short animated piece telling the story of an origami frog that is also a message written by a mysterious stranger for someone called Harmony. How is the origami frog going to be able to find this person? After all, he is just a paper frog… Maybe science could help?

A tale of obsession with junk food that may prove hard to swallow!

Inspired by phenomenology and the role of the human body in shaping perceptions of reality, BODY follows the journey of a fictional character in search for answers to the grand questions of life, the universe, and everything.

In nature the strong prey on the weak for survival. When greed enters the land and disrupts the balance of nature, crimson beauty must seek refuge elsewhere to protect those close to it.

Rapunzel is on her way to the tower when she takes a wrong turn and finds herself lost in the woods.

Movement of clouds is a musically lead animation, it explores the world of unattainable love.

It is a modern and poignant take on folklore and fairy tales of the past.

A magician performs illusions to amaze and humor in a world where what you see, is not what you get!

Drinking tea at night while moths and bats fly round the room.

Abelianas is an animal tractatus of violence and movement, of trace and color contrast.

Falling in love only lasts as long as a piece of string.

A story about a dog, an old lady and some . . . donuts.

There’s something in the fields . . . something evil!

He loves his pets!

One Person Street is about a World were only one street exists.

A gangster type character dances playfully to a contradictory melancholic musical score, as metaphor for the personal journey that he himself has to build.

Homage/Mash-up to Sergei Eisenstein’s Battleship Potemkin, performed by Lego Star Wars Minifigures.

Animated music video in which the music make everyone have fun.

We follow Juju as she disappears down the bath plug hole and emerges in another altogether stranger world.

Cityscape. Everything ‘s bubbling with activity, cars are speeding, people are rushing into their busy lives.

But No! Two cars have blocked each others way.

Not only they have stopped the traffic, but they manage to frieze the time . . . moreover, it starts going backwards.

The call of toilets resonate in the countryside. The animals start a crazy dance around the loo. When they have finished, they all go to wash their hand, but the naughty cat which don’t like water, decide to not join them.

A funny and light way to prevent disease and illness due to unhealthy habits.

Champ desperately wants to fly but can’t get more than a few feet off the ground . . .

A heartfelt, true , short story told by a little girl about her father and their relationship.

This short film is about self-harm.

A child’s connection to the World.

This animation shows what happens when real life infects the imagery of a glossy property advert.

Exploiting the familiar style of architectural visualisation, the film tracks the adverts increasingly reactionary responses to escalating urban events.

A day in the life of a deluded Sindy doll.

She is tortured by her own jealousy, nightmares start to affect her every day life and vice versa.

Have you ever looked at what you eat?

A grotesque romp through the vaudevillian stylings of Canadian band The Tom Fun Orchestra, “Throw Me To The Rats” is an eclectic mix of macabre burlesque, exuberant puppetry and vomiting cats.