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In May 2023, animators Thao Lam and Howie Shia discussed their creative processes and storytelling techniques during a virtual event for Asian Heritage Month.
In a future shaped by monstrous beings, Dove, a gender-shifting warrior, uses ancestral medicine to protect their community and restore balance to the world.
Emerging Indigenous filmmakers Kassia Ward, Meky Ottawa, and Chris Grant participated in a 22-week apprenticeship through the 's Hothouse program.
Jeff Goldblum voices a dog in 'Isle of Dogs' and records his part over the phone.
Two men with Down syndrome share a profound and loving relationship, as narrated by Brian Davis in this animated tribute.
John Oliver discusses Denmark's children's show 'John Dillermand' featuring a man with a huge penis.
Terence Nance discusses love and Black culture at The New Yorker Festival 2013.
Martin Short shares Canadians' love for the Queen during her Jubilee celebration.
Nick Park discusses the Science Museum exhibition on Wallace and Gromit with Maev Kennedy.
A lonely bachelor grapples with neurosis and isolation on a rainy Saturday, reaching the last entry in his little black book in this wordless animated film.
Sarah Silverman reflects on her teenage experience of bedwetting and its influence on her resilience and connection to the character Vanellope in Wreck-It Ralph.
Emma and Colin deliver Halloween-themed cartoons filled with chills and thrills.
A domestic quarrel unfolds alongside the threat of global nuclear war, blending humor and warmth in a unique animated narrative by Richard Condie.
A newly created puppet takes its first steps, guided by its artist, as it begins to engage with the world around it.
In a surreal animated world, two sinister chimney sweeps extract memories from a man's brain using a large syringe filled with a yellowish liquid.
Joe Hsieh's 'Night Bus' depicts a violent outburst on a stranded bus at night.
Madeleine, a human cannonball, performs a traveling show with her husband while their daily life at home reveals the challenges of enduring love.
This short film features a heroine using her smartphone in 'The Enchanted Forest.'
In the Amazon River, the arapaima fish, known for its massive size, produces a unique form of milk that challenges traditional understandings of fish reproduction.
Phil Tippett's career in animation is examined, highlighting his transition from traditional techniques to digital methods and the impact on storytelling in film.
In Haida Gwaii, a young man is taken to the spirit world, prompting a young woman to undertake a quest for his rescue, reflecting traditional Haida folklore.
An animator physically dissects his body to extract memories and emotions, confronting his emotional burdens in a 10-minute exploration directed by Patrick Bouchard.
In the Philippines, a rare blood type known as Rh-null is sought after for its life-saving potential, raising ethical questions about blood donation and distribution.
Czech filmmaker Bretislav Pojar humorously examines the human tendency to hesitate before taking risks, suggesting that overcoming this reluctance is possible.
Incan human sacrifice rituals are examined through the story of a 14-year-old girl, known as The Inca Maiden, who was sacrificed after a 1000-mile trek.
Six emerging animators at the 's three-month creative residency face challenges and breakthroughs as they navigate the complexities of professional post-production.
Spider silk, produced by various arachnids, exhibits tensile strength greater than steel, prompting research into its potential applications in materials science.
Holland's 3-2 victory over Uruguay in the 2010 World Cup semi-final is animated to highlight key moments, including Robben's knee slide celebration and Forlan's near-miss freekick.
