Our review for the Swedish animation short 'The Burden' by Niki Lindroth von Bahr.

Spanish animator and educator María Lorenzo Hernández talks about her film, 'Fashion Victims 2.0', on the occasion of the film's online release.

It is one of the animation classics of the 21st century. Here's the animation short 'The Great Rabbit' by Atsushi Wada.

Sexual awakening and coming-of-age are now accompanied by a dog. Here's our review of the animation short 'Mom, What’s Up With the Dog; by Lola Lefèvre.

A new animation short from Spain about a woman panther. María Lorenzo talks to Zippy Frames about 'Felina'.

Watch the acclaimed animation documentary 'Obon' by Anna Samo and André Hörmann on the Hiroshima nuclear bomb, and read our film review.

Ukrainian animation filmmaker Stas Santimov animates loops and presents 'Spooky Loops'. Here's the film to watch at Zippy Frames.

Vassilis Kroustallis showcases the best Belgian animation shorts presented at this year's Anima Festival (Brussels).

Animation and contemporary human rights abuses are showcased in the animation short 'Dear Mahsa' by Martin Pflanzer.

 Gentrification gets a gravity-free treatment in the 2D animation short Bye Little Block! by Éva Darabos. Watch the Hungarian film.

We talk with Ross Stringer, the BAFTA-nominated director of 'Crab Day' animation short.

Olivia Popp interviews Finnish animation director and artist Elli Vuorinen on her new animation short 'Flower Show', premiering at IFFR (Rotterdam Film Festival).

US filmmakers Jared and Jerusha Hess talk to Zippy Frames on the Oscar-nominated animation short, 'Ninety-Five Senses'.

We review the French stop-motion animation film Skinned (Écorchée) by Joachim Hérissé.

50 years since the 1974 release of the claymation animation short 'Closed Mondays by Bob Gardiner and Will Vinton.

A short reappraisal of the Italian animation short 'Alpha Omega' by Bruno Bozzetto.

Eliane Gordeeff ranks the animation shorts of the Portuguese animation director Regina Pessoa, in our series of top animation directors.

Swiss animation artist Dustin Rees premieres online his night animation comedy of relationships 'Signs', and talks to Zippy Frames.