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Beryl, a working-class artist, shares her obsession with drawing while revealing her family's eccentric addictions, including pickling and pet taxidermy.
In a small Bavarian town, a man's childhood love for the Virgin Mary intertwines with themes of faith, mortality, and shattered illusions.
Radio wave transmission principles are illustrated through animation and sound, highlighting antenna propagation and bandwidth adaptation by the Royal Canadian Air Force.
A street dog becomes a narcotics officer in the late 1970s, using his keen sense of smell to chase down local dealers and smugglers.
Charles, a young boy facing social isolation and neglect, creates an imaginary world filled with kind-hearted frogs to escape his harsh reality.
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Wally, an earnest dog and self-proclaimed home safety expert, navigates a series of accidents while providing over 40 safety tips for homes with infants.
In a vibrant forest, a hedgehog's commitment to his home leads to conflict with a group of greedy animals in this animated short based on Branko Ćopić's story.
Two men with Down syndrome share a profound and loving relationship, as narrated by Brian Davis in this animated tribute.
Madame Tutli-Putli travels alone on a night train, confronting the kindness and menace of strangers while grappling with her past in this animated short by the .
In Co Hoedeman's animated short, a troupe of marionette acrobats faces a series of mishaps, raising questions about who truly controls the performance.
Three teenaged sisters and their parents experience profound changes after relocating from Canada to Kenya, exploring themes of family and memory.
In a colorful animated short by Torill Kove, a child grapples with the challenges of having unconventional parents while longing for a more typical childhood.
A "nice Jewish boy with Buddhist inclinations" experiences a heart attack, blending animation and documentary to explore themes of humor and new beginnings.
In a village divided by clan tensions, two girls form a friendship amid violence, as one seeks safety for her family and pet fish after a brutal attack.
The 1974 animated short by Barrie Nelson critiques Canadian society while showcasing how federalism connects its diverse cultural landscape amid dissent.
A young man mistakenly believes he is attending a career counseling session, but instead becomes part of a psychological experiment filled with surreal, animated experiences.
A domestic quarrel unfolds alongside the threat of global nuclear war, blending humor and warmth in a unique animated narrative by Richard Condie.
A young boy in a sun-filled summer finds an injured snow goose and cares for it, but they must part ways when the bird migrates south for the winter.
Animator Paul Driessen presents eight interlocking tales set to Vivaldi's Four Seasons, using simultaneous storytelling across multiple windows.
Ebenezer "Stooge", a power company CEO, faces a critical reassessment of his motto on energy waste after encounters with the spirits of Energy Past, Present, and Future.
Carl Sandburg's poem, written nearly a century ago, is animated to explore the complexities of human behavior and shared experiences in a contemporary context.
The ancient myth of the phoenix is reinterpreted through modern storytelling techniques in Gayle Thomas's animated short film.
Leonard, a 6-year-old boy, transforms everyday household sounds into imaginative adventures for his older brother, featuring knights and daring deeds.
In an animated short by Caroline Leaf, families navigate the complex emotions that arise when strong members care for their ill and elderly relatives.
Consumerism in a material world is critically examined through rapid, fragmented sequences of colorful advertisements in Jean-Thomas Bédard's animated short.
A night watchman and his dog Fang explore the vibrant connections between historical artefacts and contemporary life in a humorous animated short.
Inuk artist Asinnajaq utilizes the 's archive to explore Inuit representation through a blend of historic footage and original animation.
