Sujin Maeng, programmer at Jecheon International Music & Film Festival, reviews the Korean animation short Misery Loves Company by Sasha Lee.

The creators of Shooom's Odyssey TV animation special, Julien Bisaro and Claire Paoletti talk to Zippy Frames about their 2021 César nominee animation short.

Kaye H. Lee, editor of Seoul & Animator reviews the Korean animation short Incomplete Woman by Huh Su-young.

Belgian animation director Mélanie Robert-Tourneur presents the trailer for her new animation short Hold Me TIght at Zippy Frames.

Meghan McDonough, Stevie Borrello and Marcie LaCerte made an animation documentary, Invisible Monsters and Potato Soup, full of dreams during the pandemic. They put all bits together, and they present it at Zippy Frames.

Film critic Yong-cheol Lee reviews the Korean animation short Sura by Jeong Haeji.

Greek director Dimitris Armenakis presents a parable of consumerism in his animation short All You Can Eat.

Frederic Siegel & Benjamin Morard present their Swiss animation short, The Lonely Orbit online.

Our contributor Joseph Norman reviews the animation short Nod. Wink. Horse. by Ollie Magee, now available online.

UK animation director Nelly Michenaud present her animation short Almost There.

Sander Joon has finished the rally-themed short animation Sierra. Here's the trailer and the new making-of video behind the scenes.

Sometimes it's good to revisit your own history. Zippy Frames talks with the creative team behind the acclaimed animation short Kapaemahu by Hinaleimoana Wong-Kalu, Dean Hamer and Joe Wilson.

The new animation short by Joanna Quinn and Les Mills is here: Affairs of the Art. Read our film review.

Hungarian animation director  Luca Tóth presents her accalimed animation short, Mr. Mare.

An acclaimed Brazilian animation short, Sangro (I Bleed) talks about HIV awareness.

A very short film against discrimination and HIV/AIDS awareness by Vessela Dancheva and Ivan Bogdanov

A lovable animation series from the Czech Republic gets its online UK screening.

Animation students and graduates from the Film School in Lodz send a powerful message to the world, yelling for help, understanding and solidarity in the face of unbelievably cruel attack on the women's rights happening now in Poland.