Before Ju-On and The Grudge, Takashi Shimizu had to prove his new edgy take on horror in the form of two short films—this is the first.
An NFB classic that uses the rare form of animation known as Pinscreen. An artist, is absorbed into his painting, leading him on surreal exploration of the mind.
**CURRENTLY OFFLINE** - The genesis of the Don Hertzfeld cult is this beloved stick-figure animation of an earnest guy who is consistently struck down by unsympathetic women.
A friendly, handmade puppet takes on a life of its own in this horrific hand-drawn animation by Patrick Smith.
From post-communist Germany comes this remarkable social experiment that serves as an allegory in explaining the fall of Soviet communism—all without uttering a single word.
Often we can't appreciate something so close to us until it's taken from ussuch is the case in this film when as a young boy, Thomas, temporarily loses his sight.
A Q&A with animator, Tony Comley about his film, Abigail, inspiration for work, and upcoming projects.
Fluid collection of thoughts and moments strung together around the theme of desperately searching for something you've lost—all while on a plane that is nose-diving.
This doctor has her work cut out for her as she struggles to resolve the conflicting voices inside the chaotic mind of a patient with multiple-personalities.
"Literary trailer" for the book by the same name, this short, produced by "Children of Men" director Alfonso Cuarón, mixes archival footage as well nifty motion graphics to dramatize the book's thesis.
