Rabbit Rampage

Combining collage animation and live action, this short depicts the achievements of the Chilean people under the Allende government and the subsequent reversal of this progress following the military coup. The collages were created by East German media artist Lutz Dammbeck; the Chilean artists Juan Forch and Vivienne Barry did the animation.

Hitchhiking in Quebec, although it's against the law

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Yee-ha! Strawberry and her friends are in for some of the berry best fun in the west! Strawberry and Angel Cake take jobs at Berry Prairie Dude Ranch and turn out to be excellent little cowgirls! But when the two friends must compete to become "Best Ranch Hand," they lose sight of their responsibilities - and their horseback riding trail! Will they realize that being careful and listening to direction is more important than winning? More challenges gallop in when Purple Pie Man tries to put Carmel Corn's farm out of business so he can replace it with an amusement park - PieManLand! Hoping to help out, Strawberry and her pals put on a good old-fashioned country fair to earn enough money to keep their berry favorite farm in business.

A sensory journey through Porto in the 2000s, built from visual memories. Through the collection, manipulation and frame-by-frame animation of thousands of photographs drawn from many different lives, the film assembles a collective vision of a city suspended between memory and dreams — a city that no longer exists, or perhaps never existed at all.

On another world much like our own, a young samoyed superhero named Water Me Loan 64 discovers a lost girl named Dakota who has unfathomable magic! Seamus must overcome great challenges both physical & emotional alongside his best friend Miss Maestro to save Great Canyon City from the Menace known as The Blurred Blaze! Can our heroes defeat their foes while simultaneously protecting an innocent child in the process? And who exactly is The Blurred Blaze?

A film impression set to classical music, with a narrative layer inspired by the vocal performance of Fryderyk Chopin's Ballade in F minor, Op. 52 , by the Novi Singers. The starting point is the separateness, the loneliness, of the bodies, souls, thoughts, and feelings of a woman and a man. In the empty space of the frame, day dawns, and the light moves toward the west. Dusk falls, then night, then day again. The dark silhouette of a man appears. He looks for something at the other end of the road. He waits. As night falls, he disappears, and the white silhouette of a woman appears. She, too, waits, looks for it. The night passes, another day dawns. When they finally wait patiently longer than usual, they see each other for the first time. It's an extraordinary moment, the magic of love's birth. After the rapture of love, it's time for life...

After getting injured in a fight, the steward of the luxury steamer Honolulu Star encourages Smiling Jimmy to take over the job of the beaten stoker and waiter, in exchange for both of their wages. On the ship, he meets Mr. Irving, who is incognito, playing the role of the Archduke St. Antonio, as he wants to get to know the "underworld" from the inside. They teach each other how to avoid being exposed during their few-day adventure, and eventually, they switch roles. But the real adventure is only just beginning.

This promotional tape for ReBoot was created in 1990 by The Hub (Ian Pearson, Gavin Blair, Phil Mitchell) and Limelight, the production company trying to get ReBoot off the ground. The Bob animation tests were created on Alias computer systems. The Megabyte/Hacker segment is from an even earlier animation test created on the same FGS system used to create Money For Nothing. This footage was transferred from D1 video tape (originally recorded from VHS) and restored by the ReBoot ReWind crew: Jacob Weldon, Raquel Lin, Mark Westhaver & Bryan Baker.

A long, long time ago, or perhaps not so long ago… Beyond the mountains, beyond the forests, or perhaps somewhere nearby… in a village not far from a large city, a widower, Jakub the Lumberjack, lives with his daughter, Dorotka. Dorotka is a good and hard-working girl, so her father often calls her his treasure. Word of "Jakub's treasure," passed from mouth to mouth, turns into gossip and reaches the ears of the greedy townswoman Brunhilda. A treasure is a treasure, surely buried somewhere; it must be acquired, Brunhilda thinks, and under the pretext of taking care of the house and Dorotka, she quickly arranges a wedding. Her cunning plan is foiled by a rooster with a golden feather, which Dorotka brings from the market… Episode from the series Polish Fairy Tales and Fables.

A series of original animated films for children, based on adaptations of Hans Christian Andersen's fairy tales, which combines an artistic style of execution - animation on canvas with oil paints directly under the camera of Joanna Jasińska-Koronkiewicz. The cycle consists of four selected fairy tales: To pewna wiadomość, Ty wiesz najlepiej, Ole Śpijsłodko, Kwiaty małej Idy. Namaluj mi bajkę… (Paint Me A Fairy Tale...) is the pilot episode of the series.

Original animated film for children from the series Paint me a fairy tale… , made in the technique of painting animation with oil paints on canvas directly under the camera. It's Quite True! is the second film in the series and the first screen adaptation of this Andersen fairy tale, similarly to the previously made film Len (2005).

A story about how grace, modesty, unpretentiousness, and an affirmation of life lead to happiness, based on the fairy tale by Maria Krüger of the same title.

Once upon a time, or perhaps not so long ago… beyond the mountains, beyond the forests, or perhaps somewhere nearby… in the well-known city of Krakow, dogs, cats, mice, and even humans live in great friendship. Until one day, thanks to the dog Thug and the cat Gryzelda, an unwritten law is broken, concerning who gets what if they fall from a stall onto the ground. And so a code is written, intended to apply to everyone. However, everyone soon interprets the code to their own advantage, until everyone ends up arguing with everyone else… a story about how breaking the law for personal gain always leads to chaos and deep divisions, and how the old saying "living together like cats and dogs" didn't just come from nowhere…

When Hjalmar falls asleep, Ole Śpijsłodko descends from the moon and invites Hjalmar on a journey through dreams. He transforms his room into a forest where Hjalmar's books and notebooks soar like birds. Another time, Ole summons a swallow, which takes Hjalmar on a soaring journey to the clouds, only to fly to the moon at night. One day, Ole meets Hjalmar with his brother, who visits everyone only once...

A person living in Liberty City goes to work, have some food & gets back home.

In their yellow submarine, a father and son go on a surreal underwater adventure to search for the elusive "Golden Whale". 1988 short film made by Ikko Ohno, using MSX hardware.

Remembering is a fluid affair. A daughter tries to reconcile with her mother through memories of their shared rituals, exposing the intricate aspects of their relationship. As the daughter matures, she begins to contemplate conventional notions of divinity. The blank frames of the 35mm strip regain their function as memorabilia in the process of engraving her past onto its surface.

A long, long time ago, or perhaps not so long ago... Beyond the mountains, beyond the forests, or perhaps somewhere nearby... Bolko, the son of the trumpeter in the town hall tower, rescues a wounded raven. It turns out to be the Raven King himself. In gratitude, the King gives the boy a magic trumpet. Thanks to Spy 006, news reaches the rulers of neighboring countries of a gold-making machine, supposedly invented by Mercurius Practicus, a famous Poznań scientist and inventor. They decide to force the city's mayor to hand over the machine. Enemy armies surround the city. When the defenders lose hope of survival, Bolko calls upon the Raven King for help.

Once upon a time, or perhaps not so long ago… beyond the mountains, beyond the forests, or perhaps somewhere nearby… lived an evil, greedy, and lazy heir, jealous of the Count's fortune, which he had acquired through hard work. So he decides to advertise that he will handsomely reward anyone who finds a way to quickly increase his wealth. Based on the fairy tale by Maria Krüger entitled 'The Stone at Wolsztyn'.