An experiment in parallel forms that converge and overlap, Ema/Emaki 2 reconsiders the basic ways in which sound and image are synthesized through perception.

Lye created this film about the beginnings of organic life in 1929, inspired by the totem of a tribe which believes that grubs are ancestors of humans.

In Schats' subtle "clear-line drawings" of man's opportunities and limitations, the seemingly personal becomes extraordinarily universal. Duim: a thumb nail, Lantaarnpaal: a lamppost, Windvlaag: a gust of wind, Schoorsteenhuisje: a house, Rijwind: a moped passing by, Boom: a tree.

The story of a Peruvian POW outmaneuvered by a blood-sucking priestess.

A series of episodic narratives, role reversals and associations that highlight the rift between mind and body.

U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Ryan C. Crocker compared the war in Iraq to a three or five-reel movie, depending on where one is living.  So begins this hand-drawn meditation. 

Black-and-white drawings with lingering shadows of children set the stage for this dark and mysterious animated film.  In a sparse and haunting soundtrack, teardrops mingle and mutate into fields of daises and slow drips turn to bunnies hopping down a woman's legs.