What will Europe look like if we continue to ignore the climate crisis?
In a not too distant future, the once picturesque city of Lucerne (Switzerland) has become uninhabitable due to climate change. Beginning in an abandoned kitchen, the scope of the change is revealed on an ever-increasing scale, until finally the dried-up Lake Lucerne can be seen.
3,5% is is a hybrid of live action and 3D animation. It is based on real footage of the city of Lucerne, which was altered with CGI and Compositing (VFX). The audio consists of excerpts from interviews with Swedish climate activist and founder of the "Fridays for Future" movement Greta Thunberg.

3.5%

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"Of Wood" is a unique experimental stop motion film created by progressively carving images in a large round of wood, enhanced with wooden objects coming out of the wood. It examines the role of wood in daily life through the ages and comments on the impact of consumerism on our lives.

Of Wood

"Connected" is a short film created to celebrate the wonder of Florida while bringing light to her wounds. The creator, Meg Griffin, knew that she wanted to use the alien communication theme of the song “Stardust” by Kozmos to translate the messages of a population in need, specifically, Florida’s marine life.
Meg prioritizes accurate documentation in her filming and had already acquired some footage to showcase the state of her home and its waters. Every time she embarked upon an experience she witnessed the hurt with the beauty. The life of this land, the rivers, springs, and the constant breath of the Gulfstream and Everglades are things that she admires about her home and feels that its suffering is important to share.
"Connected" is filmed and edited by Megan (Meg) Griffin, with underwater photos provided by Timothy Sullivan and a satellite image provided by NASA. Timothy Sullivan appears as the key cast in this film with an emphasis on seeing the ocean through Meg Griffin’s lens as denoted by her special appearance at the end of the film.

Connected

In a world of severe warming, humans lived in a town that was full of air conditioners. One day, the air conditioners suddenly broke down, and hot air came in. Residents who can't stand the heat were in a panic. The commotion was only temporarily settled after the air vents were closed. When residents learned of the seriousness of the situation, they gathered experts and scholars to discuss countermeasures. The release date that everyone is looking forward is coming. What will be the result that makes everyone happy?

Same Old

"I c" is a con amore art film that questions the challenge we as humans and our planet are facing. Sweet, sexy and disturbing “I c” will take you through feelings, images, sounds and reflections to make you see.

An intimate portrayal of an artist-welder. Mariola Wawrzusiak-Borcz roams post-industrial areas with her faithful dog in search of scrap metal, which she uses in her artwork. During the welding process she creates terrifying sculptures of animals, androids and children affected by war. She fulfils her obsessive need to create art in spite of her painful hand condition. When the air quality in the city exceeds acceptable limits she, together with her family, travels to an uninhabited island, to wait out the difficult time in close contact with nature.

Rust

A film exploring the alternative human and animal perspectives on the implications of climate change using sand animation to illustrate a piece of writing by acclaimed novelist Jeanette Winterson.

Inner Polar Bear

On the remote island of Sarichef off the Northwest coast of Alaska, 20 miles below the Arctic Circle, there’s a small village they call Shishmaref. Every year, it continues to get smaller as rising water levels erode away at its shores. In the summer of 2021, two artists were invited to the island to paint a mural, but as they learned more about the culture and the impact of the melting permafrost, they began to appreciate the deeper history of the local Inupiaq people and their struggle to maintain their culture in the face of an impending climate disaster.

Above Water

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