International Program #1 (2008)

An over caffeinated avalanche of imagery dedicated to chronic non-starters of the world.

What doesn't kill you can only make you stronger - except for whatever kills you. An old reveals the secret to living a long life just before he dies.

An intriguing continuous pan across a strangely active sepia-hued panorama

A short, simple documentary telling the stories of people watching their ageing relatives succumb to slow onset of memory loss and dementia.

The years best entry in the "two angry old men in a vicious wheelchair chase" category.

Beautifully drawn. A stream of excuses for bad behaviour and poorly thought out plans.

A bold black and white film taking us to the very brink of sanity as we follow Heather through a tortured rationale only she could concoct

Beautifully drawn and animated with a subtle understated style, "For Annie" takes us on the gentlest of rides through the velvet madness of a classic Edgar Allan Poe tale.

Hell hath no fury like a butcher spurned. A crime of passion dripping in excess

Sure... having the ultimate shoes would be pretty cool but you can run the race without them.

The story of Stig the budding nature poet, the Blueberry King and a girl who throws a mean blue shoe.

A beautifully painted dance of nature.

They're everywhere! All shapes and sizes,

Gershiwn's classic 'Rhapsody In Blue' is but the tarting point for this intensely detailed magnificently imagined barroom pastiche.

A heartily told tale drawn straight the dark innards of the earth and brought to livid life - probably not the most soothing bedtime story for a small boy.

It might be time to give cockroaches some respect - they might wind up outliving us. A super stylish look at the multi talented roach army that will inherit the earth.

Try to imagine the result if Ralph Steadman went beastially surreal and decided to drag a certain famous mouse into this gnarlled cauldron of visuality? That would be a start.....