DON'T KNOW WHERE GOING

"A little animated conversation between Peter Millard and me. We drew 250 frames each, than swapped frames. I animated on his sequence, and he did the same thing on mine. Without knowing where the other person was going, we animated straight ahead without a plan. This is what came out of it." -Reka Bucsi

UnravelingResonance

A wildly bizarre and hallucinatory film that catapults you into the absurd day in the life of a few orchestra members. Brace yourself for a journey through a dimension where melodies warp, reality distorts, and the laws of physics unravel like a twisted knot. In this bewildering dystopia, the musicians find themselves trapped in a symphonic nightmare, where harmonies turn into cacophonous nightmares. Witness their desperate struggle to maintain sanity as their instruments transform into sentient creatures, conducting themselves with a life of their own. Prepare to be astounded as the orchestra members navigate through surreal landscapes, battling surreal adversaries like giant metronomes and rebellious sheet music.

CODEX003

Digital plants laboratory based on the work of Luigi Serafini.

FUTURE GLOSS

3D makeup for korean actress Asung Ko. Music by Disasterpiece, sound design by Panteros666.

Toby Fox & Itoki Hana - The Greatest Living Show

Drugs | Off The Air

Better than sex. The Medium Song by Toro y Moi (feat. Unknown Mortal Orchestra) Refracted Light Short by Shawn Knol When I'm Happy Song by Steffaloo Illegal Drugs Video by Danny Jacobs, Darren Grodsky and Zack Kinney Song by Feff Zezza And Then I Vanish Short by Cornel Swoboda Song by Oliver Salkic Is This What Kids Are Into These Days Animation by Joseph Melhuish Song by Slugabed Devil's Trumpet Animation by Maddie Brewer Verre D'eau (Glass of Water) Short by François Vogel Fall Short by Nikita Diakur It Is So Nice To Get Stoned Song by Ted Lucas

The Landfill

Cross Pollination

Santtu Mustonen —

Pamper The Planet

strawberry.mp4

SIGNS

‘SIGNS’ is a mesmeric trip through prohibitions, warnings, and symbols made from thousands of international road signs.

“Mala” Migrant Domestic Workers in Lebanon

Lebanon is home to over 250,000 migrant domestic workers (MDWs), who come from African and Asian countries and work in private households. The vast majority of these workers are women. Migrant domestic workers in Lebanon are trapped in a web woven by the kafala system, an inherently abusive migration sponsorship system, which increases their risk of suffering labour exploitation, forced labour and trafficking and leaves them with little prospect of obtaining redress. All migrant domestic workers are excluded from the Lebanese Labour Law and are governed instead by the kafala system, which ties the legal residency of the worker to the contractual relationship with the employer. This video is part of a campaign that demands that Lebanon extend labour protections to migrant domestic workers.