From NYICFF alumnus Dustin Grella (Prayers for Peace), an ongoing series where the filmmaker creates daily mini-films by animating messages left on his Animation Hotline voicemail. Leave a message!
In this stunning watercolor-come-to-life, a young girl is preparing for a trip to the beach with her dad — and decides that her pet goldfish should come along for the ride!
Two kids are building a sandcastle, seemingly best of friends. But when a beetle gets trapped underneath a bucket, their peaceful harmony gets disturbed.
All aboard for a high-velocity electro journey through a futuristic video game world with flashing lights and driving techno music. At this speed, just don’t lose control and go off the rails.
In this inventive stop-motion film, the individual frames of animation are printed on t-shirts and an amusing variety of materials, for a music video that blends and blurs imagination and reality.
A film about how many people adapt to even the most extreme environment, Wind depicts the daily routines of settlers in an exceptionally windswept world. Created as his graduation project, Robert Löbel’s clever and breezy animated short has won more than 20 international festival awards.
A little boy visits the moon as it exists in dreams — an iridescent orb surrounded by translucent jellyfish and cellophane streams. Based on an Italo Calvino short story.
Tired of the way rats are always getting slandered by humans, a trio of hipster rodents decide to write a book telling their side of the story. Featuring the voices of Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein.
Juan Pablo Zaramella (creator of last year’s Luminaris) brings us his new film about a particularly moving night at the opera. Guaranteed to move you to tears!
Birds happily winging their way south to Africa meet all manner of unfortunate ends, in this adorable animated ditty about the dangers of bird migration.