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This 6-minute stop-motion animation delivers a haunting exploration of human trafficking, a global crisis inspired by recent real-world events. During the early stages of development, our research into victim psychology—conducted through international interviews and data analysis—revealed that the wealth gap is often the primary catalyst for such tragedies. This led us to reimagine the classic fairy tale, The Little Match Girl, as a modern allegory. The story follows a protagonist driven by poverty who is lured into a factory by illusions. Through symbolic depictions of exploitation and trade, the film portrays the victim's transformation into a commodity, serving as a chilling metaphor for the relentless cycle of human trafficking.

Paranormal investigator and Skinwalker expert Caulkdraggin enlists the help of Daphne and his dog Rosie to track down the terrifying creature known as Smile Dog. What begins as an investigation into the unknown quickly spirals into one of the strangest and most dangerous cases Caulkdraggin has ever encountered.

Kana accidentally falls asleep while taking a bath and is transported to the ruins of another world ruled by mutant fish. Holding a katana, she battles fish-headed people and a giant eel. When she wakes up and thinks it was only a hallucination, a character from the painting appears in reality and returns the katana to her, instantly blurring the line between illusion and reality.

What if the question mark did not appear suddenly, but had always existed within the world? The protagonist, Little Question Mark, travels through different times and spaces, picking up overlooked doubts. In fairy tales, the question mark reveals crises and truths that the protagonists have failed to notice; in the long river of history, it becomes the driving force behind the advancement of technology and systems; and finally, in the stable society of the modern age, it seeks an opportunity to break through stagnation. Through repeated questioning, Little Question Mark seems to change the predetermined course. But have those endings truly deviated from their original paths?

"Dear, All Robots'' is a 2D and 3D animated short film that tells a story about rediscovering passion and the self. The protagonist is an office worker who lives a repetitive and monotonous life every day, gradually forgetting his childhood love for photography. One day, he meets a colorful cat, which brings color and vitality into his life and reawakens his creativity and passion. Through his interactions with the cat, he rediscovers his childhood dream and happiness, and once again feels the warmth and freedom of life. Through the contrast between black-and-white and vivid colors, as well as the combination of 2D and 3D, the work presents the protagonist’s process of moving from numbness to self-rebirth. The work also echoes the spirit of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially SDG 3, “Good Health and Well-being,” and SDG 8, “Decent Work and Economic Growth.” It reflects on the impact of the working environment on people’s physical and mental states, and encourages audiences to rethink the relationship between work and dreams: while pursuing efficiency and economic growth, can people still preserve their dignity, creativity, and passion for life?

A dreamlike opening, with scenes alternating between light and shadow. It is the beginning, the ending, and also the core of the entire film. At first, the whole world contains only the protagonist as a child and the small flower in his hand. The flower corresponds to the tree. After growing up, he controls the world: the falling leaves returning to the treetop, more trees growing, and the sun appearing. As the world becomes more and more complex, the protagonist can no longer bear it. He stumbles during a dance step and turns his head away from the dazzling light. After the world collapses, everything returns to the same simplicity as the beginning. The shadow returns to the light source. The protagonist grasps the final light, and when he opens his hand, there is the same flower he held as a child. After growing up, there are many identities and different problems to face, but the self still remains in childhood. This film records the first time of facing a complex and collapsing self after growing up. It is a longing for and pursuit of simplicity.

The animation tells the story of a pair of siblings, leading the audience to experience an ordinary day with them, while this day gradually evolves into a series of unexpected events. With a comedic rhythm and exaggerated scenes, such as an elderly person and a wheelchair chase, the work breaks the logic of reality, creating a strong contrast and humor, while presenting visual tension and entertainment within absurd situations.

A Blind Detective investigates a string of murders targeting women with big busts.

The Blind Detective returns in a new city to investigate a string of murders targeting women with big butts - but this time, the case may bring his dark side to an end.

In an industrial port crisscrossed by pirate radio stations, a lesbian captain sentenced to death drifts between hallucinations, memories, and clandestine transmissions. As electric shocks course through her body, the images disintegrate: rust, distant voices, distorted magnetic tapes, childhood memories, queer silhouettes, and seascapes blend together in a sensory drift where time ceases to be linear. Transamorem/Transmortem explores bodily exhaustion, technologies of control, and emotional survival through an experimental and hypnotic experience, situated somewhere between dream, agony, and transmission.

Desperate to prove herself, a young burglar embarks on her first solo heist in search of a mysterious treasure, only to uncover something far more sinister in the process.

North Carolina legends, OC From NC and Jooselord team up to bring the purest, most authentic hip hop the world can offer. Gritty hardcore visual supplements and storytelling that only Ty Brueilly can provide. Town Business, Black Phillip, GOAT status.

When a zombie outbreak descends on their high school, a group of students find themselves fighting to survive as chaos takes over the halls. Their principal steps in to protect them, risking his own life to give the students a chance to escape, but as the attack intensifies, survival comes at a devastating cost-and when the dust settles, only one student makes it out alive.

An official music video that I made for a song names Mango Boy from the artist Mr. Asbo feat. Soulspeak. I'm a kind of Film Noir fan.

When identical twin sisters Diana and Marilyn swap places as a harmless Christmas prank, Diana's husband acts on a secret murder plot and kills the wrong sister. As he mistakes his wife for his victim, she must play along to survive long enough to escape.

A boy heads out for a stroll, while someone desperately tries to stop him.

A product of listening, rather than acting. Fireworks and the aquarium.

Jeff is walking through a grove and rapping with his friend Horse, when suddenly he steps on a rotten apple. Horse is delighted by the chance, but in a moment of frustration Jeff kicks the apple away. In return, Horse turns Jeff into an apple seed, and Jeff is forced to learn about the Cycle of Life while going through the different stages of an apple tree- until he’ll turn into an apple that’ll make up for the lost one.

On a warm summer afternoon, a father and his young daughter play a game of hide-and-seek. As the father closes his eyes and begins to count, glimpses of something unsettling begin to emerge around him. Between the numbers, his daughter appears in the distance behind him, watching. Her teddy bear lies abandoned on the ground. As he continues counting, she appears closer. Then, a barely visible body resembling his daughter lies motionless on the ground. The father remains completely unaware, calmly counting to ten. When he reaches ten, his daughter is standing directly behind him. What began as an innocent game of hide-and-seek becomes a disturbing question of what, exactly, has been hiding from him.

A young grieving boy enters his recent Mother's bedroom only to relive her presence and death through listening to old voicemails.

Turi, a cunning and meticulous thief, sets his sights on a luxurious suburban home brimming with valuable jewelry. He carefully studies the daily routine of the targeted homeowner, plotting the perfect heist. However, Turi's meticulously crafted plan takes an unexpected turn when he begins to notice a recurring presence in and around the house - a second party that seems to be intruding on his carefully laid path.

After losing power at home alone, a young woman notices a strange figure lurking in the darkness.

An official music video that I made for a song names Lonely Star from Pet Conspiracy's Album in 2013. One of the vocalist, Maria, who from Venice, Italia, She wrote the lyrics and performed the song. The core inspiration for this music video project comes from the idea of group photo. We invited each participant to appear in a familiar environment—such as their home, workplace, or a location of their own choosing—to select someone to be photographed with them. This could be family, friends , pet, even any other animals, Or just himself / herself alone. Confront loneliness.

DONT STARE.. This is an eerie, nonverbal piece. A woman sits alone, watching a video of herself. As she stares, the footage begins to take control of her, triggering an increasingly disturbing reaction. The deeper she watches, the more impossible the situation becomes. In a mind-bending Schrödinger's cat-style paradox, she is somehow both the observer and the subject at the same time. How can she be watching the very video that is simultaneously controlling the version of herself inside it? Where does the loop begin, and where does it end? It’s intended to be watched in a full loop to get the intended effect.