Synopsis: During a theatrical performance featuring puppets glorifying war, a wounded soldier is taken backstage where he unveils the truth about war.
Directed by:
Arthur Lecocq
Gabriel Delcroix
Arthur Delcroix
Romuald Gouriou
Julien Vanas
Noëmie Ivelou
Clarence Delehaye
Original Music by Jordan Philipe.
Sound Design by Arthur Lecocq.
Sound Editing by Pierre-Antoine Naline.
Sound Mix by Christian Cartier.
Note: Switch the audio track to French. The English track is auto-generated.
Synopsis: In New York, Detective Gallimard, an anthropomorphic goat, investigates a murder. In reality, he is just the neighborhood madman, dressed in a bathrobe, propelling himself into a delirious quest, bothering everyone he encounters.
Original Concept by Thomas Soulé.
Directed by:
Valentin Asensi
Alexi Azibert
Clara Cledes
Hadrien Clement
Ariana Da Cunha Oliveira
Fanny Drevet
Léna Milla Duffaut
Karina Estanol
Thomas Soulé
Music by Antoine Galvani.
Sound by José Vicente, Tristan Le Bozec, Yoann Poncet, Sofia Guttierez-Restrepo and Antoine Smets.
Voice cast:
Emmanuel Curtil as Gallimard
Véronique Augereau as Pipa
Serge Faliu as Spike / Cochon
Alexis Tomassian Alexis as Léon
Synopsis: Garden gnomes want revenge on the neighboring golf course.
Directed by:
Theo Djekou
Pierre Ferrari
Cyrine Jouini
Pauline Philippart
Anissa Terrier
Original Score by Jérémie Esperet.
Sound Editing by Théo Djekou.
Sound Mix by Pierre-François Renouf.
Synopsis: A lonely widow finds comfort in the company of a hungry stray cat, which soon takes over her life in unimaginable ways.
Written by Alexander Toma.
Directed by Alexander Toma and Amanda Aagard.
Cinematography, Edit and Sound Design by Alexander Toma.
Set Design and Character Design by Amanda Aagard.
Original Soundtrack by Isak Lundholm.
Sound Mix and Mastering by Anders Kwarnmark.
Voiced by Mayuko Lindström, Emrik Lindström, Kiyomi Nishimatsu, Mai Mashiro and Moriyuki Hishida.
Synopsis: The Sun is a magical artisan who is making his very own starry sky, but an unexpected visit from eight chaotic planets turn his world upside down.
Directed by:
Timaa Alquier
Sandra Calero Ibañez
Gabrielle Demarigny
Emma Murillo
Maelle Samson
Music and Sound Design by Aloïs Benoit.
Synopsis: During a battle in an organic world, a white blood cell captures a virus and begins to take him to prison. But the journey brings the two enemies closer, and they must choose between accepting their love or staying true to their duty.
Directed by:
Jonah Montier
Simon Brejoux
Gibril Siline
Carla Kaddam
Tess benedetti
Justin Phillipps
Nolwenn Queval
Claire Alberny
Lucie Gonzalez
Music by Adèle Chavy.
Sound by Tristan Le Bozec, Sébastien Fournier and José Vicente.
Voiced by Nesrine Tkitek and Jonah Montier.
Synopsis: When a curious child falls into a long-forgotten cave, she is confronted by a mysterious spirit and must decide whether the being is kindhearted or something more perilous.
Written and directed by Tompswell.
Director’s note: I was driven to create this film because of two reasons. Firstly, I grew up with classic Disney and Studio Ghibli animations and have been a huge fan ever since.
The second reason is that I needed to process the difficult emotions dealing with the loss of a loved one.
The question “what happens after we die?” is a scary one, and it may be comforting to imagine that we won’t have to face it alone.
Synopsis: A couple of birds try to save their eggs from a volcanic eruption.
Directed by:
Gabriel Augerai
Romain Augier
Laurie Pereira de Figueiredo
Charles Di Cicco
Yannick Jacquin
Original Score by Mathis Marchal.
Sound Editing by Yannick Jacquin.
BOOM was shortlisted for the 96th Oscars and won a Gold Medal at the Student Academy Awards.
Synopsis: Jake, a Native American kid, struggles to charge his dying video game console at a bustling Coastal Salish intertribal powwow — where he learns that loving video games and loving your culture aren’t mutually exclusive.
Made by a largely Indigenous team and with an all-Native voice cast.
Written and directed by Joey Clift.
Music by Jordan Kamalu.
Sound design and mix by Jeff Carpenter.
Voice cast:
Rainy Fields as Jake
Angela Startz as Grandmother
Jim Ruel as Dad
Joey Clift as Frybread Cook
Synopsis: When a teenage boy visits his Gramps at a seemingly mundane boring assisted living facility, he comes to find that they have much more in common than he thought.
Wednesdays with Gramps is a story about connection, communication, and commonality, without say a word.
Written and directed by Chris & Justin Copeland.
Produced by Shabrayia B. Cleaver
Score by Raashi Kulkarni.
Edited by Joseph Butler.
And many more talented people at DreamWorks Animation.
Synopsis: A curious little robot discovers the crashsite of a spaceship with a strange portal. It meets an old rusted robot, who warns him to contain his curiosity and not enter the portal.
Written, directed and animated by Maxim Gehricke.
Additional animation by Nikolai Neumetzler.
Original Score by Stuart Michael Thomas.
Sound Design and Mix by Jamie Selway and Alessio Festuccia.
Audio Producer: Ana Quiroga.
Note: Switch the audio track to French. The English track is auto-generated.
Synopsis: Seduced by a myth that promised him resistance to the sun, a vampire journeys to a small village in the south of France to hunt for the precious elixir: the blood of its appetizing locals. But the blazing sun stands between him and his prize.
Directed by:
Elisa Cavalli
Thémis Cavène-Perez
Loriane Dantas
David Delaunay
Laura Ecale
Oriane Gomez
Margaux Rougier
Emma Siegl
Music by Victor Basier.
Sound by José Vicente, Yoann Poncet, Guilhem Favard and Tristan Le Bozec.
Voiced by Stefo Linard, Vincent Gleizes, José Vicente and Oriane Gomez.
Synopsis: Red and Eddy are just intergalactic delivery workers… until they decide to start a revolution. When a corporate deep-state scheme threatens the multiverse, they team up with SpaceCheese and Barstool Man to fight back.
The short film blends absurd humor with themes of mental health, capitalism and resistance. It is part of the larger Bohrsville universe, a narrative world the creators have been building for over a decade.
Written by T.J. Rowe and Rich Nardo.
Directed and edited by T.J. Rowe.
Voiced by T.J. Rowe and Rich Nardo.
Music by Dingboat.
Synopsis: Love always comes unexpectedly — even at work, no matter how unusual that place may be.
Academy Award nominee for Best Animated Short Film (2009).
Written and directed by Konstantin Bronzit.
Based on an idea by Dmitry Visotsky.
Music by Valentin Vasenkov.
Sound by Vladimir Golounin.
Synopsis: Consumed by the fear of becoming deaf, Yann draws and memorizes the sounds around him.
Directed by:
Maxime Wattrelos
Emma Feret
Jeremy Trochet
Louis Cocquet
François Mainguet
Rachel Cuvilliez
Florian Lecocq
Voiced by Jean-Christophe Herbeth.
Music and Sound Design by Maxime Wattrelos.
Sound Editing by Pierre-Antoine Naline.
Sound Mix by Christian Cartier.
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