Content from Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema

A perverted boy looks through a peephole. He sees something he is not suppose to see, a woman farting in a bathtub.

A woman dances out the effects of Lithium, a white crystalline solid used to treat manic episodes of bipolar disorder. Lithium helps to control the symptoms of mania, which may include a reduced need for sleep, poor judgment, hyperactivity, and sometimes hostility.

Unity in an art form (music), no matter genre or age.

Two acquaintances desperately wish they didn't have to shake hands.

Within a society fearful of vampires, Ernesto Murciélago, a detective and luchador, must rescue a kidnapped basketball player and defeat the city's evil leader, L0L1TA (a fascist tape recorder).

A young woman's television stops working, so she gets a telescope to watch TV through her neighbor's window.

As an older woman is cleaning her home, she remembers that she is all alone in her home and dreams of the boy that once lived with her.

Women are lucky, they get to have the only organ in the human body dedicated exclusively for pleasure: the clitoris! In this humorous and instructive animated documentary, find out its unrecognized anatomy and its unknown herstory.

Francine faces the inevitable: she must sell her motorcycle, her greatest passion. Plunged into the apprehension of mourning, a potential buyer offers her an exchange that will bring her out of her torpor.

An animated documentary about a memorable event: in spring 1997, a coloring contest is launched for the release of a new variety of ketchup.

Vuk, a 30-year-old ex-convict haunted by his best friend's suicide, is trying to save his younger brother, Zizi.

Felix, fourteen, starts a relationship with an older boy, hoping to get caught by his conservative father so he can confront him.

An Experimental exploration of menstrual cycles. A collaboration with Naomi Dawn Mansfield and Lisa Bounouh.

A suffering man enters a bizarre, dreamlike world where he's forced to confront the life he's considering leaving behind.

We are constantly in conversation with the Other, either symbolically or literally. In the process of responding to the symbolic Other, it is hard to tell if the response is to the subject or our own projection. This animation tries to visualize this question within the social contact of an individual or a crowd.

Narrated as a letter to a mother, this short film traces the emotional undercurrents of leaving home and adjusting to a new environment, blending inner transformation with the changing landscape.

A non-narrative hand-painted visual poem about diaspora, homeland, and the tragic mass-deportations of the Kalmyk people during WWII.

Cutouts and found objects come to life, flying across the screen in an abstract choreography.