Animation films use the projection surface as a true canvas. Unlike any other film technique, here one can paint, draw, or sculpt freely. On this unique canvas, colours and shapes merge, classical narrative structures dissolve almost effortlessly, and new, bold, and vibrant visual languages emerge. Dreams and fears, beauty and ugliness – all of it is transformed into vivid emotions and made tangible.

„The very first thing you do is breathe. And from the first to the last, your life is deeply entwined with the earth’s athmosphere. Breathe.“ Like a meditation, this animation unfolds, projected onto the human body. The skin becomes the canvas, movement becomes expression, breath becomes a message. One breathes deeply, in sync with the rhythm of the film. You’re BECOMING AIR.

„You must understand that this is a phenomenon of our time. The heart is nothing but a burden.“ The doctor’s words offer little comfort as he advises his despondent patient on a heart operation. But this is not about saving the heart – it is about salvation through its radical removal. Giving up love is too difficult, so the heart must go. One last chance to talk and listen to your heart, face to face. (TAKO TSUBO)

You cannot make an omelette – pardon, a cake – without breaking a few eggs. Sounds like a wise saying, but how are the eggs doing? Just moments ago, they lay in the bowl, grinning with golden yolks, only to be torn apart by the mixer. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade? The lemon might disagree as it is mercilessly grated down to its zest. One wavers between sympathy and incredulous schadenfreude. Rarely has it been so much fun to have a cake baked for you. (HOW TO MAKE A LEMON CAKE)

Struggling for air, burdened by the weight of the heart, feeling utterly crushed? No – our animation films will make you experience life with all your senses.