What happens when the inner conflict in you becomes a version of the Evil Queen mirror? Watch the relentless Réflexion by Yoshimichi Tamura & Planktoon.

A touching story between two unlikely friends from Pavel Soukup. Watch the black-and-white film.

 The multiply-acclaimed short by the Polish director Damian Nenow, Paths of Hate, is now online. Watch the film.

The multi-awarded pixilation short by the Argentinian Juan Pablo Zaramella, Luminaris, is now available online.

Mariano Espinoza has constructed a vibrant reversal of the usual personal financial hardships. Watch Filipo.

 Read about and watch the Annecy-selected film by Julia Gromskaya, Fiumana.

 A student film by Giovanni Munari and Dalila Rovazzani elaborates beautifully on the dreary (and sometimes dreadful) subject of arithmetic.

}Watch the Oscar-nominated short film, The fantastic flying books of Mr. Morris Lessmore.

A Brazilian student film that shows that love can be blind, but never forgiving. Watch the short below.

A highly personal, César-nominated short film.

A stop-motion short film by the South Korean Kangmin Kin features at the Sundance Film Festival.

 In the light of the recent SOPA - PIPA incentives regarding illegal downloading, watch Nina Paley's Copying is not theft.

The Portuguese animator and multiply acclaimed for her Tragic History with a Happy Ending, Regina Pessoa, presents her new work, Kali the Little Vampire. View the first stills and watch the trailer.

Pedro Rivera & Alberto Vásquez present an unusual tale of a boy who could survive human suffering. Watch the film.

A stop-motion film that revisits Greece's urbanism and almost prophetic isolation, The Village by Stelios Polychronakis is an elegy of the human spirit. Watch the film in HD.

Paul Cabon and Canal J à l'Ecole de la Poudrière offer a short tale of talking and disappearing heads. Watch below:

A short Spanish film by Javier Ara, Dreaming with a normal life, reveals the pain of being different. Watch the short:

Watch what happens when your home is fully plugged, and you need to clean. A modernist tale by Tom King.