In a rocky field, people mine for red gems. A mother and daughter find one, attracting a mysterious bus with a “gatekeeper” who takes gem owners to a giant stone head said to lead to paradise. The daughter learns it’s a deadly tool of the powerful. She burns it to save her mother, who dies, […]
Margarétka is a small thirteen-year-old girl, who travels home by train every evening. She gets off at a small lonely stop, beyond the village, where she only meets the repairman. She gathers courage near the last lamp on the train station, takes a deep breath, before embarking onto the dark road. She runs along the […]
Every day, a small cleaning lady battles fear for her life in a world overrun by violence. She constantly witnesses giants opressing small people. Fear and anger consumes her so deeply that she decides to act. She risks everything to flood the head of a giant boss using an effervescent tablet that can unleash a […]
Lonely and ill, Anna spends the carnival night in isolation, rejected by the villagers. In desperation, she calls upon the mysterious “Dakto,” a being standing between worlds. He draws her into a haunting dance that promises belonging but leads her toward the final embrace of death. By morning, the house is empty, and only the […]
The fairy tale How the Bear Composed a Song portrays the creative process and friendship between a contemplative bear and loud animals. It is intended for children aged 3-5, with a visual style adapted with playful colors and stylization to engage young viewers. The film technique used in this tale is digital cutout animation at […]
Three kids spend the night at their grandpa’s house. To fill the silence after losing their grandma, the family’s storyteller, they create their own stories and discover the power of imagination. This uplifting stop-motion film celebrates creativity and its healing magic.
A poetic, dialogue‑free meditation on motherhood, body change, and the bittersweet path to separation. Through vivid imagery, sound, and rhythm, the film follows the journey from birth to independence. Organic symbols—caterpillar, rainforest, mother’s milk—create an intimate world reflecting love, loss, a child’s autonomy, and the ever‑renewing cycle of life.
A story about courage and willingness to fight in difficult times.
Caught in the cogs of the corporate machine, Kotek finds himself questioning why his life is the way it is, despite doing everything “right.” The Grind explores the toll of modern work culture and its impact on personal fulfillment and identity.