Obituary is a cartoon series about June Crocker, a girl who was raised by ghosts, and her life among the living and deceased.

Schrodinger’s Bird brings the mesmerising concepts of quantum quirkiness to life in a new animation and exhibition. By Daniel Keane. (May 24, 2016)

A look at the anime that dared to ask the question, "What the hell is adulthood?"

Miguel Ortega and Tran Ma

Dan Deacon

Carlos De Carvalho, set to Timber Timbre’s “Do I Have Power” (Creep on creepin’ on)

This holiday season, enter a colorful, wondrous world populated by hilariously unforgettable characters and discover the story of the overly optimistic Trolls, with a constant song on their lips, and the comedicly pessimistic Bergens, who are only happy when they have trolls in their stomach.

Tobias Gundorff Boesen, set to “Slow Show” by The National

A boy is about to miss a train while a massive wave looms on the horizon.

The Shins

FX has renewed “Archer” for three additional eight-episode seasons. The move will carry the animated comedy through Season 10.

“The common way a film starts is that you pitch something that hatches into a full story. This was a bit different,” says Alan Barillaro, director of Pixar’s latest short film, Piper. It’s another small but perfectly formed adventure from the studio, one that accompanies Andrew Stanton’s feature sequel Finding Dory.

How are Pixar and Disney so good at making us FEEL for their animated heroes? Today Kyle is breaking down some Disney and Pixar classics to help us learn why we connect on such an emotional level with these cartoons.

Jalabert Camille´s 3rd year graduation movie from MOPA.

Max tries to take advantage of the bus dropping off new campers to Camp Campbell to mount an escape. Newcomers Nikki and Neil ask some important questions, and David tries to sing a song.

During a museum tour, Ségolène and Martine will discover that Middle Ages are way funnier than they expected…

The fact that today, most seeds that grow our food are bred by agrochemical companies to be chemically dependent is totally @#$%’d up. To try and shed some light on an alternative method of growing our food stuffs, we partnered with our new friends The Butler Bros and the Clif Bar Family Foundation to create Mr. Seed, a foul mouthed, organic seed evangelist that is equal parts cute and dirty.