Athens-based Yeti Pictures (whose Hollywood mini-parody we featured in Stash 165), pivots 180 degrees in their latest passion project, a macabre meditation on the seven deadly sins staged and lit in classical still life compositions. [Watch]
After a stellar run on the festival circuit, Colombian director David Carrizales dropped us his first animated short film, a lighthearted ode to human commonality built on a wordless soundtrack of bodily-generated noises. [Watch]
Artist Daniel DeLuna (who also teaches at the Rochester Institute of Technology School of Design), extends the fragmented geometry of his prints and paintings into abstracted motion with his new short film Pernicious Percussion. [Watch]
Director/animator Simona Mehandzhieva, who’s off-kilter brand of narrative charm we previously featured here, is back with a labor of love about love. And loss. And not settling for less than you deserve. [Watch]
Directors Paulo Garcia and Natalia Gouvea at Zombie Studio merge stop-motion with 2D and 3D animation plus real-time projection to craft an emotional six-minute film celebrating adoptive families for US nonprofit Second Nurture. [Watch]
London studio Posthuman reveals the creative process behind their striking short titled Eden, an AI experiment they describe as a “cinematic exploration of rebirth, balance, and the delicate tension between humanity and the wild.” [Watch]
