A "water spider" is a logistics and material handler role inside a fulfillment center, and this well-paced short feels more like science-fact rather than science-fiction. Funny work from Adam Cosco's Filmed With Words label. 

Echoing classic space operas while carving out its own world-building identity, this planet hopping sci-fi adventure favors momentum over perfect transitions. Yet its strong character design, confident scene construction, and consistently entertaining storytelling are surpisingly good at hooking you in.

There's no doubt that Kajimelo's industrial-complex study is presented in a style both reminiscent of some greats and unique to his own drawings. An avant garde commentary about industry, transcendence, and what happens when you try to manufacture the sacred.

Inspired by the spirit of Denmark summers, Tammes' surreal short doc presents a world inhabited by boyish flowers. Midsommar meets BBC nature in square.

Non-stop action, explosions, guns and car chases take center stage in Bianca's cyberpunk series, showing off new Seedance 2.0 tools. 

AI or Die's particular brew of humor and awkward characters are on full display in this smorgasbord of middle-age vignettes. An award-winning mockumentary that will have you believing leprechauns are definitely real.

Tim Evans delivers the first episode of his gothic boarding school fantasy rendered in a brilliant claymation style. Drawing upon his experience working at Aardman Animations (Wallace & Gromit) and utilizing real voice actors, this family-friendly series has the type of soul that many AI films aspire to but few are able to achieve.