Thérèse Raquin

Natural Plastic Natural Plastic is a metaphor for the delicate balance between man and nature.

Deacon A Catholic deacon returns to the city in which he grew up to find that evil is all around; demons, angels and human terror. He takes up a life of vigilantism, questioning his actions to God, and pondering the salvation of his own soul.

With the Artist's Kind P... Bosacki explores how a work of art comes into existence, examining the unconventional relations between image and text through elaborate classical animation.

Self-Evident Things A film that uses living objects to ponder the human condition, constructing animated visual metaphors for the machines and systems of the body, nature, and our society.

To Love Life To Love Life is a treatise on the structure of the world and its perception. Extremely intense and genuine experience combined with a profound analysis lead to conclusions that allow the development of a universal model of reality.

Utter Rubbish Money, parasites, bowels and the Chopin piano competition come together in this burlesque comedy.

Dracula In Dracula, Bosacki develops a story based on the knowledge of physics, chemistry, and biology, intertwined with his personal confessions.

Shekhinah A sniffling, deadpan narrator recounts a dream about a glowing woman, some angels, a rabbi, a minister of culture, and assorted goings-on.

G-AAAH Amy Johnson worked as a a typist for a firm of solicitors before her record-breaking solo flight from London to Australia in 1930. This film has been created as a celebration of her journey using an Underwood 315 typewriter.

The Old, Old, Very Old M... 152-year-old Thomas Parr is taken to meet King Charles I, who orders a celebration of his longevity.