Joanna Lurie presents two bubble characters in her Partir (Leaving).

The Irish animator Eamonn O'Neill presents an intriguing portrait of a person in distress. Watch I'm Fine Thanks.

When animation can be creative in a most unexpected, instant way. Watch the adult-themed Instant Excitations by Adrien Weber.

Medical, autobiographical and funny. Watch Foxy by Stephanie Thandi Johnstone.

Realistic, imaginative and contemporary: watch Villa Antropoff.

The Ancestor is a video clip by Darlingside, and features animation by Crazy Lake Pictures. Watch the video clip.

Things are not always what they seem. Watch the dramatically intense The Renter by Jason Carpenter.

Interested in Jean Genet? Watch the experimental Holy Water by Tunc Gencer.

Julieta Colás presents a story of a good-looking guy, a shower, and a Missed Call. Watch the short.

The Canadian independent animator, Nick Cross co-directs with Dave Cooper PigGoatBananaMantis. Watch the film.

Felix Massie makes an elevator (plus ladder) story on the question of how to achieve happiness. Watch Keith Reynolds can't make it tonight.

Noore Kim presents Pest. Watch the student film to compete at the Cartoon Brew Student Animation Festival.

Watch the new short film by Theodore Ushev, Nightingales in December.

The UK graduate Julia Pott presents a  tender (but with thick strokes) short film about ageing and leaving things behind. Watch Belly.

Beakus Studio in London creates a short, torch relay film about the London Olympics - but the main player here is a vermin.

The UK director Dave Prosser attended Seoul's International Animation Festival, and made a short film called Mountain. Watch the film.

Diving straight into the of experimental animation terrain, the short film Why can't you just see me by Eleni Tomadaki unfolds the riddle of invisibility as a decadent flower.

Cornelius Joksch presents a short story about disappearance and oblivion: Where are you?