Digital Panorama (2008)

An absorbing, meticulously detailed deconstruction of the great man. Perfectly paced with whiffs of the surreal, unanswerable question.

The human farm stretches before us for as far as the eye can see. A giant room, a hive of activity, a mosh office of the future.

Josie decides that life is for the living, even when there isn't much life left to be lived.

A kind of crossroads where gaming style and cool magazine graphic design meld with elements of music video culture and cutting edge digital animating.

Behind eyes that cannot look out there exists a mind in which the richest imaginable visuality soars, cascades and dances for its' master.

If Dali had been given a computer this is what he might have created. Is this the crazed inner visions of a mind exposed or a Clockwork Orange-like attempt to impose a different view on the mind's eye.

From the maker of 'Zero Degree' comes this fascinating extension of the idea. A soldier trapped within borders he cannot readily identify, dangers he can only react to, a reality he cannot control or run from.

Giant ribbon bugs climb out of the gaps and begin a slithering, sliding takeover of the urban environment they have emerged from. A new order is not far away.

Berni is a lonely man - a very lonely man! By day he puts tops on cans, by night .... well, let's just say he doesn't have a girlfriend. Until he discovers the body doll. Yep, just a body. That starts out being enough but there's more to life than that.

Proog and Emo are heading to the safest place in the machine, hidden behind uncanny traps so deadly that nothing can ever reach them.

The shortest distance between two points is always a straight line. Everybody knows that - that's why everybody is running that same ol' straight line.