Every time Aka tries to escape this bizarre suburban American house, it doesn't let him leave. The house tortures him, making him face his past.

A kiwi bird chases a dream through the wilderness.

A retired mathematician creates digital comics, igniting an infinite universe where his virtual children seek to decode the "truth," grappling with profound existential equations across time and space.

Where Do Grandmas Go When They Get Lost? is a visual tale that explores, through the eyes of a child, the whimsical and poignant question of where our grandmothers go when they "get lost."

A mystical voyage into Gauguin's Tahiti, revealing an introspective encounter with an ancient deity that transforms his artistic vision.

The tragic tale of a young Argentine trapped in limbo after a car accident comes to life through the transposition of original.

A Tree Once Grew Here combines captivating visuals, animation and imagery, to tell a tale that transcends language. We are reminded that we must rebalance harmony and nurture our planet; because we can no longer afford not to.

Dear Mom is a letter from a daughter to her mom imagining if she had met her mom at her own age—20 years old. The film is about unconditional love and gratitude written through a reflective and personal letter from the filmmakers to their moms.

A series of experiences that you do not choose and that you have experienced out of fear of loneliness. A reflection on how the passing of time makes you belong nowhere, as if you were just another tune in the middle of a set of stations.

Separation is a trip through geologic time, depicting the evolution of bizarre hybrids. The film explores the dichotomy between how species diverge and coexist, and our inevitable adaptation to an evolving world.