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shareFrom a vacuum discovering lonely rabbits in a time loop to a couple connecting despite opposite schedules, this collection of animated short films will you make me think, make you feel, and may even make you want to tap your feet.
In this program
Baggage
Directed by Lucy Davidson
Three girlfriends check in their baggage at the airport, but one is carrying a little more than the others. As they travel along the conveyor belt to security, can she hide what’s inside?
113 Words For You Today
Directed by Bo Qing Tang, Lan Zeng
On a frozen planet where every word costs energy, a worker endures silence, storms, and solitude, saving his words for the one that matters most.
The Wannabe
Directed by Daye An
On a remote island, a curious creature’s discovery sparks a desire to transform its home into something grander.
From Jazz To Jackboots
Directed by Justin Stephenson
When jazz collides with jackboots, rhythm is rebellion in this visceral animated film where the vibrant life of jazz and dance is methodically censored by the 10 Nazi Rules for Dance Bands.
(G)host Country
Directed by Kheyal Roy-Meighoo
Since moving to the UK, international student Kajal has had odd visions. After her concerns are dismissed by her British therapist, Kajal takes matters into her own hands and confronts her haunts.
Tennis, Oranges
Directed by Sean Pecknold
“Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, today is a gift.”
Two Ships
Directed by McKinley Benson
While working opposite schedules, a couple attempts to maintain their connection through fleeting encounters.
