Jocie Juritz: “In July, the International Rescue Committee talked with schoolgirls in Afghanistan about their fears for the future, and hopes of getting an education despite the country’s turmoil and repeated threats of violence.” [Watch]
Blinkink mixed-media maven Sam Gainsborough and London’s Uncommon celebrate the idea “that anyone can improve their home to make life better” in this poetic new stop-motion work for British DIY and home improvement retailer B&Q. [Watch]
CDs Clara Lehmann and Jonathan Lacocque at Coat of Arms (Helvetia, WV, and Chicago): “This video, part of a series to be released over the next few months, celebrates the technological advances Arrow Electronics is making in personal freedom as it relates to semi-autonomous mobility. [Watch]
Illustrator and animator Christa Jarrold in London: “Told through the voices of modern teens (with a twist of trap music), this 60-second film recounts the story of Saverland Vs Newton, a case that set a legal precedent in 1837.” [Watch]
Picnic Animation in London punctuates the dead-serious message delivered by FKA twigs with urgent and vibrant animation in this pro-bono spot developed by social impact agency GentleForces underscoring domestic and sexual violence. [Watch]
Passion Pictures director Dave Scanlon adds another chapter to the seemingly perpetual run of Aleksandr Orlov who now finds himself at odds with a cast of scheming furry supervillains. [Watch]
