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‘Karawane’ by Dani Pucz

An adaptation of the Dadaist poem by Hugo Ball, composed of nonsensical words.

‘Leonardo DiCaprio Wins An Oscar’ by Ben Zurawski

Leo DiCaprio finally gets his long overdue Oscar…almost.

‘Forms in Nature: Understanding Our Universe’ by Chromosphere

Through scientific study and understanding, we deepen our connection to the natural world.

‘Baths’ by Tomek Ducki

Two elderly swimmers meet at the baths for their ritual swimming. This time they are diving deeper than usual.

‘Material Song’ by Awesome and Possum

A music video by the animal cartoon band, Awesome and Possum.

‘Cthupid’ by Giovanni Braggio

A Valentine’s Day treat.

‘Yearbook’ by Bernardo Britto

A man is hired to compile the definitive history of human existence before the planet blows up.

‘A Brief History of Time’ by CraveFX

A comedic performance where past, present, and future realities overlap and interact in an environment where time has no start or end.

‘Symphony No. 42’ by Réka Bucsi

Forty-seven observations in the irrational connections between human and nature.

‘Ed’ by Taha Neyestani

Our Pick of the Day is the winner of this year’s Annie Award for best student film.

‘My Darling’s Shadow’ by Conor Whelan

A stylized film noir in three minutes.

‘Wide Open’ by Dominic Hawley and Nic Goffey

Music video for The Chemical Brothers “Wide Open” featuring vocals by Beck and dancer Sonoya Mizuno.

‘Pineapple Calamari’ by Kasia Nalewajka

Pineapple Calamari dreams of being a horse-racing champion–but when tragedy befalls the two inseparable women who share his love of riding, he finds his race to the roses abruptly halted.

‘The Blood’ by Velislava Gospodinova

Blood — a destructive element or a life-giving substance, a symbol of death or hope of deliverance.

‘Whoosh’ by Julien Grande

A fisherman in a storm has a strange encounter.

‘Between Times’ by Ru Kuwahata and Max Porter

In this fairy tale about relativity, a cuckoo clock narrates a day where bread was sliced one second thick, lovers fell in sync and time rarely flowed at an even rate.