BAFTA-winning animation director Will Anderson talks to Zippy Frames on his new animation short, Betty. Read the interview and watch the history of a breakup.

Huang Liang-Hsin talks to Joseph Norman about her 2D animation short titled A Girl Who's Afraid of Touching People.

Amanda Bonaiuto talks to Zippy Frames about Shanghai, her new 2D animation short. 

Joseph Norman reviews Trona Pinnacles and talks to its director Mathilde Parquet.

A lonely young child growing up in an isolated family from where she digs into her inner fantasy world. Here's the story behind Broken Things by Hungarian animation director Panni Gyulai. Watch the film.

The Canadian/Bulgarian Oscar-nominated director teams up with MIYU Productions (France) and Bravo Charlie (Canada) for his latest short animation films.

Georgian animation Film Abandoned Village premieres at Annecy Festival: Perspectives.

Being in a foreign country and have a chance encounter with a plant lady merchant. Here's the acclaimed Room with A Sea View by Leonid Shmelkov.

Joseph Norman talks to Freddie Griffiths and Sam Ripman about their short animation film Drifting. Watch the film

Two characters meet and confront each other in a merciless battle. Thomas Corriveau talks to Zippy Frames about his animation short Folly (La bêtise).

A summer animation short project comes to town. Animation directors Veronika Zacharova and Martin Smatana talk to Zippy Frames.

Watch the 2D animation serene short Aurore by Clément Soulmagnon.

A tango between the victim and the victimiser in Michelle and Uri Kranot's Black Tape (2010). Watch the animation short.

Namwoong Huh reviews the animation short The Death Vendor by Jeon Jinkyu.

Vladimir Leschiov talks to Zippy Frames about his new animation short film, 'Comeback'. 

Here's the exclusive first trailer for the new animation short film, The Hangman At Home by Michelle and Uri Kranot.

Watch the animation short The Porous Body by Sofia El Khyari on a woman's self-awareness journey, and read her interview at Zippy Frames.

Professor and filmmaker Nah Howon reviews the animation short Pigeon by Kim Sang Joon.