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In what ways have the Covid-19 situation affected our children? A dance film from Sweden attempts to answer that question. A PART was the winner of BEST more
In what ways have the Covid-19 situation affected our children? A dance film from Sweden attempts to answer that question. A PART was the winner of BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY at the May 2021 DANCE Film Festival. close
A scientific expedition in search of a mythical monster goes down the Amazon River to a dark lagoon. But this creature, it seems, is not at all as scary as the legends say!
A scientific expedition in search of a mythical monster goes down the Amazon River to a dark lagoon. But this creature, it seems, is not at all as scary as the legends say! close
In major cities, it’s easy to feel isolated, especially if you’re Pang Pang, who’s just one of the pandas in the polar bear town. His attempts at friendship more
In major cities, it’s easy to feel isolated, especially if you’re Pang Pang, who’s just one of the pandas in the polar bear town. His attempts at friendship always end in failure. What can he do to make polar bears realize that Pang Pang is just another species of bear? close
A funny, heartbreaking, and most of all animated autobiographical gem-- 'Serenity' seamlessly weaves together themes of young love, hate sex, addiction, more
A funny, heartbreaking, and most of all animated autobiographical gem-- 'Serenity' seamlessly weaves together themes of young love, hate sex, addiction, death, existential angst, and even pizza-- all under five minutes. Both entertaining and insightful, this short is refreshingly honest, original, and brave. close
The heroine of the advertising campaign of the Cosmic Debris brand, created by skateboarder Rob Reger, the black-haired girl “Strange Emily” (Emily the more
The heroine of the advertising campaign of the Cosmic Debris brand, created by skateboarder Rob Reger, the black-haired girl “Strange Emily” (Emily the Strange) became an independent character not only for Dark Horse Comics comics, but also for a full-length cartoon.
Thirteen-year-old "Strange Emily" likes to dress all in black. A smile is not a frequent guest on her sad face. She is friends with four black cats. close
