Worlds of Animation

The forest can be full of scary creatures, Eliot’s parents caution, but the mystery might be too tempting for a kid who doesn’t want to go to bed.

A young woman navigates her surreal inner landscape, resisting a world that demands she silence her feelings.

Three pigs move to their new home: a trailer park, a place that terrifies the dad but is the springboard of a wild new adventure for the piglets.

Meet Hans and Yuko, the Dutch father and Japanese mother of animation filmmaker Erik Vos, who met in 1976 through letters and corresponded as pen pals for years. A colorful whole emerges in their contrasting worlds.

A young girl plays with her toys, unaware that she might just be holding humanity’s remote control. Voices of tech experts blend innocence, hope and quiet panic about AI.

35 Days is an experimental, stop motion animation about what happens when a coalition of strangers search for a missing cat during the pandemic lockdown of 2020.

Sometimes answering the phone can be a terrifying experience.

A woman walks down the sidewalk, avoiding the cracks in the pavement like a child. Her body remains on high alert, remembering the horrors of a war that continues to haunt her.

When my boyfriend and I went from Kyiv to Irpin to visit his parents, we thought it would be a short trip. It is hard for me to recall the chronology of those days. My mind blocks and minimizes all the memories, erases them, but the only thing I know for sure is that every day everything rapidly became worse.

A haunting fable about a girl overwhelmed by sorrow, the boy who loves her, and how greed tempts good hearts to do wicked deeds. Nominated for the Academy Award for Animated Short Subject.