A faceless but not expressionless music video by Tom Munday and Steve Puddle and his Bivouac Band. Watch Cold Hearted Land.

Charlie Kaufman & Duke Johnson sign a perfectly sweet and melancholic essay on identity and love in stop-motion.

It is multi-talented, much-loved and needs a lot of sympathy. Still, the feature animation of Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet is an uneven feature - and not because of its episodic structure.

A 2D adventure in the life of a little girl by Canadian animator Myriam Obin. Watch the film below.

When dreams are uneasy. Watch Pig by Steven Subotnick.

A beautifully escapist video for Coldplay's Ink. Watch below.

A tour de force of independent animation and autobiography triumph from Signe Baumane.

A 50s-inspired comedy short on the danger of packages. Watch Mysterious Package by Joey Trimmer.

The live-action/animated documentary Truth Has Fallen by Sheila Sofian animates in a powerful way the failures of the US judicial system.

Not your ordinary animated characters. The new, Australian independent feature, The Stressful Adventures of Boxhead and Roundhead by Elliot Cowan. Film review.

Daisuke Kaneko tells a story of economic crisis and disillusionment. Watch Ecirava.

Caleb Wood presents the mesmerizing experimental short Goodbye Rabbit, Hop Hop.

A psychedelic trip attached to the music video of Devendra Banhart, and animated by Galen Pehrson. Watch Taurobolium.

9/11 memorial. The heart-wrenching and still beautiful Will by Eusong Lee.

Femininity and adulthood. Watch the frenetic but reflective Tits by Louisa Bertman (warning: graphic content).