International Program #3 (2015)

Classic, old school, crazy toon-towne animation at its best. Super-charged animated mayhem following one poor guy's very bad day.

A pigeon's life is not an easy one. The dodgy rep about being flying rats can be depressing. But having your kids nibble off your toes is the worst.

A clever visual patchwork of domestik illusyonyn shining a subtle light in the things we never ask and we never tell.

A beguiling combination of wondrous eye-candy and a reminder that waiting in line in an orderly fashion does not always render positive results.

Entangled together in a complex tango, victim and victimiser dance against the bonds that tie them together.

A jumbled pastiche of colourful imagery makes the perfect dance partner for a rapidly disintegrating depiction of one boy's understanding of his father.

Channelling Hemmingway is as good a start point as any to explore a force so powerful it can defy gravity and carry us past the beyond.

Obscured by a lunar eclipse, a circus lion taming act morphs into a deadly, delicate game of hide and seek.

A beautifully hand-crafted film surveying the shifting sands and malleable priorities of the relationship between a special bird and its unusual caretaker.

Initially an enchanting dance of circles gradually veers into the purely abstract realm through superimposing two drafting templates, resulting in a cascade of 'chance' animation.

Barney pushes the wrong button and finds himself begging for directions from a naked God of the Internet.

Jiro has a dream about the artist formerly known as Prince and visits the dentist with his friend, the Lighthouse Phone Man.

Everybody knows the story of Laika the dog, the first creature launched into space by the Russians. Popular theory is that Laika was a stray, but what if there was an owner. The story of an epic and crazed search.