Homegrown: Programme 3 

Fleshy shadow puppet hands unfold to become new bodies that emerge and merge with one another creating creatures that appear to be either reproducing, or eating themselves.

A young girl walks the borderline between the real and surreal into a dangerous world of gods and creatures.

A journey through and into Self, the constructed labyrinths of Ego, and the creative transcendence of the mind‘s physical limitations.

This very entertaining animation recalls a turn-of-the-century peep show.

A man turned workstation automaton struggles against the nine-to-five gambit of slow grinding time and system failures.

An unsettling drama set amongst industrial ruins as a lone night watchman is pursued by a mysterious presence.

An atypical caricature of typical workplace ecology, where the only way out is through the paper shredder and even the lunch room is a hazard.

Bulb follows one man‘s attempt to adjust to an ever-shifting environment where the simple twist of a bulb can have unexpected results.

A sweet, light-hearted animation that flies from the pages of a pre-war storybook. The Brunettes fly through the universe in an undersized rocket, passing ice cream clouds, giant cats and Ferris wheels.

A delightful pastiche of images overlaid with a soundtrack of futuristic birdcalls. The  pages flit and flutter like birds. Not just for bird lovers.

In a faraway fantasy landscape one small creature searches for a place to swing as buildings replace trees and cityscapes replace forests.

Spirited away on the thread of a tune, a young girl finds friendship and hope in a mysterious young man on the moon.

This improvised combination of images and soundtrack follows a night-time journey of two men in a car through dark streets.

Told through a combination of live action and two-dimensional illustration, Veil beautifully allegorises the choice between certain brutal truths and ignorance.