In a convent in Spain during the dictatorship, nuns provide shelter to young girls in need.

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On a street corner in the city, a heap of dumped garbage surrounds two garbage containers. An old mattress begins to speak sadly: “They say I’m dirty…” Other pieces of garbage join in, sharing the reasons why they have been discarded. Their enthusiasm evolves into a spectacle of song and dance.

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Helpless in the face of a repressive state, a young couple leaves their home — an escape that turns into a surreal nightmare.

[S] is an artwork that exposes the lifespan of infinity. The film delves into an immersive loop of organic forms, reflecting on the entangled nature of life and art.

When you finally arrive at your favorite snorkeling spot but then suddenly everything is getting out of control. A very short story in three acts.

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While his parents are entertaining friends, a child leaves home in the middle of the night into the undergrowth, rubber boots on his feet. There, a little creature, curious and solitary, takes him into the heart of the forest to meet the nocturnal inhabitants that live there.

A haunting fable about a girl overwhelmed by sorrow, the boy who loves her, and how greed leads good hearts to wicked deeds.

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Parallel lines sometimes intersect.

The whole city, where nature seems more depleted than ever, bustles, except for Mackenzie, a solitary and sensitive woman who, that morning, steps out of line as a hungry bear approaches the city.

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On a peaceful Sunday morning, a stubborn knock on the door threatens to change Richard's life (84) forever.

A mill wheel turns, changing its shape and movement, splitting up, reassembling and spinning a narrative about technology, art, and the fascinating history of animated film. A tribute to the scientist Simon von Stampfer and his invention of the stroboscopic disk.

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In this animated miniature a drawing gradually comes to life before our eyes, telling a story not only of a wild boar on the run, but also of the ways in which people occupy the places that used to belong to nature.

A former silent film star clings to his fading legacy by shielding his son from the arrival of sound, but when the boy uncovers a buried secret, their fragile bond cracks, forcing him to confront the world beyond the screen.

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Paula the centaur-girl finds love, but now she must finally confront herself, her desires, and the dilemmas of conformity and self-acceptance.

A caged bird, yearning to fly, finds release through the transcendent power of music and movement.

When every global citizen is required to have their CO2 emissions tracked, it makes little impact…that is, until they discover the consequences of reaching their designated QUOTA.

Ordinary life repeats itself every day while the succession of moments that we repeat over and over again is never the same.

A data engineer rushes through life, believing multitasking saves time—but it only creates chaos. Despite his strict control over time, nothing gets done: his home is a mess, work overflows, and breakfast is always burnt. He discovers joy in life only when time breaks apart.

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A young woman finds herself trapped in the endless queue of a telephone hotline — a surreal, episodic short film exploring the absurdities of urban life and the crushing weight of paralyzing stagnation

Story of a puppet who doesn't become a child.

He observes. She plays. Forgotten love lingers. The Moon is just a pale witness to it all. Still pale.

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An astronaut prepares for a flight into space, and a diver descends into the depths. The further apart they are, the closer they actually get.

A captain wanders the sea in search of the place of his dreams, a beautiful orange lighthouse. One day the light of the lighthouse bursts into the gloom of his cabin. The sailor will have to decide whether to move on or remain anchored to the life he has always lived.

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Parker & Hill's latest collaboration, High Street Repeat, is an experimental, archive-delving collage film. It uses a range of animation techniques to explore the story of migration and enterprise, told through the changing face of Britain’s high street.

The white tranquility of mountains is disturbed by colorful winter sports enthusiasts who enjoy downhill skiing. The short film is an audiovisual experience, an abstract dance of freedom that reflects the joy and fragility of being.

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The film follows a sociologist's investigation into sexuality in couples. She meets heterosexual women aged between 25 and 45. The interviews deal with experiences, desire and love, as well as norms in male/female relationships but also paths to emancipation.

Jeanne and Louis, a couple in their seventies, discover the unexpected effect of a footbath in the middle of the day on their balcony. Jeanne recalls a distant and comical memory of a dog biting her husband's left buttock.

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When love comes knocking Greta’s world is turned upside down.

As her passion grows, complications follow but change is coming in the shape of water.

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A bus passenger reclines their seat too far back. As a result, the journey of the passenger behind takes an unexpected path, eventually exploring interpersonal and societal space.

A devoted sister flees with her brother, a benevolent, bread-turned zombie. A mob pursues, mouths agape. Streets twist into mazes, reason dissolves, hunger reigns. Can love defy appetite?

A delightful music evening in the deep woods turns into chaos when an overly enthusiastic fan accidentally wreaks havoc in a burst of excitement.

Through the story of Balu Mama and his revered flock, the film contrasts a rich heritage with the modern neglect of India’s native sheep and wool industry. In the face of this decline, it raises a poignant question—can the wisdom of the past inspire a future where shepherding and pastoral traditions are valued once again?

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A hot summer day brings several neighbours out on their balconies. During a sudden rainstorm, one of them gets a burst of inspiration, which encourages the rest to live in the moment.

Busy Bodies is a hand-drawn animation that combines inkjet and screen printing. Inspired by Rube Goldberg machines, the film explores the undisclosed production journey of easily disposable objects. The images of the film cycle and deteriorate, visualizing the repetition, speed, and destructive nature of the factory method supply chain.

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