International Program #2 (2016)

Navigating a twilight world with few clear markers, a man follows the orders of a dog to wear a mysterious coat with impossible pockets.

William Boston (who's never been to Boston) lives in the desert caring only for the finer things and his friend Chester the scorpion.

Nobody does this better than Schwizgebel - his trademark swirling oil-painting style brings a Goethe poem to vibrant life.

Maximov, you crazy seer! The simplest of days in the oddest of worlds populated by the weirdest ark of creatures imaginable.

Life's like an animated film, a never-ending chain of changes. But explain how an aura of melancholy can emerge from such a colourful flow.

Take some basic shapes, stir in an alluring colour palette, animate with a ton of cheeky imagination.

Who knows what's going on in the apartment above you. Who can tell what's happening right next door. That odd noise coming from below?

Ruben is just trying to get work but his mind has other ideas, filling his horizon with increasingly weird and wild scenarios.

Another extraordinary powerhouse image-overload from the guy who does it best.

In an ordered and starkly compressed world of homogenised labouring, the sweetest rewards are found where the air is freshest.

The colourful chaotic tsunami of data sweeps the city, flooding every habitable space and washing away the possibly of a wider view.

An incredibly rare treat! Only de Beijer makes films that look like these and he doesn't make many. A fundamentally unique animator.