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Short Pick Of The Day: ‘Hai Yorokonde’ by Kazuya Kanehisa
In just under three months the retro-style music video ‘Hai Yorokonde’ has amassed over 67 million views.
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Trippy And Hypnotic, Music Video ‘Au Coeur Du Son’ Is A Feast For The Senses
One of the most refreshingly odd music videos, if it can even be called a music video, “Au Coeur du Son” is a hallucinogenic piece of psychedelia that will leave the viewer simultaneously mesmerized, terrified, and blissfully confused.
Short Pick Of The Day: ‘Funny Fish Finger Friends Lose Money’ By Swatpaz
One of the Fish Finger Friends is convinced that he’s been robbed, but who took his coins?
After Playing In 200 Festivals, ‘Luce And The Rock’ Has Debuted Online
This beautifully designed fable, dominated by sea blue, red, and yellow hues, is a story about compassion, friends, and overcoming misguided fears.
‘JJ’ Music Video By Vernon Chatman And Lilfuchs Is A Dreamy And Serene Animated Journey
The ultimate beauty of this hypnotic video is that you sit back and read it anyway you choose.
‘Spooky Loops’ Unearths The Laden Horrors Of Modern Life
Stas Santimov’s series of micro-shorts take on addiction, the occult, mass media, technology, education, propaganda, and the dangerous and deadly effects they have on humanity.
‘Slow Light,’ A Potent Story About The Dangers Of Living In The Past
The film is directed by the Polish duo Katarzyna Kijek and Przemysław Adamski.
‘Washing Machine,’ A Sly Commentary On Relationships, Debuts Online
‘Washing Machine’ is a visually scrumptious and hilarious piece of domestic appliance erotica that finally arrives online for your viewing pleasure.
10 Shorts You Won’t Want To Miss At Annecy 2024
Here’s a look at ten new shorts that’ll be screening at this year’s Annecy Festival.
Nowhere to Go But Up: Ukraine Animation Carries On Two Years After Russian Invasion
Ukrainian artists and educators discuss the work they’re doing to keep the region’s animation sector alive in the face of terrible adversity.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Georges Schwizgebel
Schwizgebel’s work bursts with inviting colors, sounds, and imagery. Each frame is a work of art, intricately timed, painted, edited, and scored.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Michèle Cournoyer
Cournoyer’s metamorphic black and white films can make viewers uncomfortable, taking them to places they know but rarely want to acknowledge.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Yoko Yuki
Yuki’s body of work work is a beautifully unhinged, mind-drenching, kaleidoscopic explosion of colors, figures, memories, and voices.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Felix Colgrave
Imagine if Hunter S. Thompson teamed up with Terry Gilliam and an unbalanced nature enthusiast.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Iulia Voitova
Featuring expressive paper cut-outs and pastels, Voitova’s bite-sized stories are packed with emotional punch.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Paul Bush
Bush, who passed away earlier this month, never shied away from trying a new filmmaking technique.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Justin Tomchuk
Tomchuk’s vibrant lo-fi digital works are bizarro head twisters you can’t – and don’t want to – unsee.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Stephen Irwin
Irwin’s work rests on the borders of narrative and non-narrative, reality, fantasy, and horror.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Janet Perlman
Perlman’s vast body of work offers endless comic relief from our nutbar world.
Know Your Indie Filmmaker: Sally Cruikshank
Cruikshank’s work melds vivid, eye-popping graphics fusing fantasy and early cartoons with bizarre stories and characters.
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