An observer, who clears his mind and constrains his resources to work only with time and motion in space, can not only find pixilation rapture, but what’s more, if he connects to the wave, his journey will consume him in his entirety. And everything plays its part – waving of the grass, clouds, hills and valley, sunlight and also ourselves. A non-narrative pixilation of the Czech landscape.

A morbid puppet movie about Christmas dinner in ordinery Czech Family: mother was cooking all the day, father was watching television...

Martin Živocký and Veronika Jelínková made a melancholic music video set at sea. As a man floats in a small boat, he is confronted with various obstacles and his own memories. Everything is portrayed with tasteful 3D animation.

To live at the North Pole is hard enough even without your granny’s annoying chit-chat. For the protagonist of this flatly narrated film, encountering a polar bear means a possible redemption from the wretchedness of his earthly life. After all, his granny said that there's tons of food in heaven and you can stop giving a damn.

This Czech film full of northern melancholy depicts the flow of time somewhere on an island where a man constantly fights with nature and with himself. Jumping off a cliff, facing attacks of a predator and encountering seals are just ordinary things here. In a land where the wind blows constantly, a man cannot afford to be baffled by anything.

This humorous music video made for Czech singer Pokáč shows how a pet can turn its owner’s life into hell on earth. The author whimsically illustrates the song’s lyrics that will resonate mainly with people who have this kind of experience.

This one-minute-long puppet gag was made by a student from the Ladislav Sutnar Faculty of Design and Art of the University of West Bohemia during his study stay in the Polish city of Łódź. Although it is his first puppet film, the author managed to fully utilise its running length – both time-wise and space-wise – and created a humorous situation with an amusing punch line.

Non-narrative and abstract films are very rare among students. But Dana Bubáková’s The Mindbender is one of them – the director teeters on the border of a real story and an abstract visual expression of complex emotions. Her visual portrayal of phenomena that can’t be described by words is very captivating.

This graduate of the Kingston School of Art, known for her abstract film Mind the Gap, created a colourful and playful music video for the song Ma Mama. She managed to transform dance music into rhythmical animation portraying the story of two lovers who encounter indigenous inhabitants on their way through the jungle.