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8 Bullets
"My name is Gabriel and I live in Taipei. One day, a red-haired man entered my home, smelling of dried fish. He killed my family. I've been struggling with the void ever since."

Winners of the HAFF 2015 international competitions for features, shorts, student films, online films, films for 8+ and the competition for Dutch animation.
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"My name is Gabriel and I live in Taipei. One day, a red-haired man entered my home, smelling of dried fish. He killed my family. I've been struggling with the void ever since."

When Pia puts on a mysterious vinyl single, she's suddenly able to travel through her own life.

Once upon a time, there was an old bear with a tin marionette theater standing on the corner of a busy street. The theatre tells the cruel story of his life.

All things must first dissolve so that they can be reborn and turn into new shapes. A very intriguing animated short inspired by Transmigration and Alchemy.

A cylinder shaped cup falls and breaks into pieces. Every frame of this recorded movement is then manually translated into a ceramic layer that is made of the original remains of the cup. All the layers are then arranged vertically and glued together, forming a new object that visualizes the destructive moment.

A psychedelic drama about a chimney sweeper and a burning woman.

The dog tells the story.

A man leaves his stressful work life to go on an adventure through Planet Tropicana. Official music video for Nobody Beats The Drum

"She's Young" works as a ever-morphing tapestry; despite the multiplication of the feminines apparitions, from the teasing seductivelong-haired figure to the heroïc amazones fighting against the forces of nature, the lyrics to "She's Young" tell about one and only women, the muse of the guitariste/vocalist Wout Kemkens.
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There are small people wearing hats in society. Grand Prix HAFF 2015 student film.

It's like soot that rests on the walls of our head. We can’t see it. It belongs there already. After all the time that was left behind one question remained:
"Why didn’t the trains stop there?"

“Zip up! And let’s dance to the sound of breaking glass.” A band of sleepy spirits in an ambulance runs out of road. The third in a series of musical films featuring Thee Wreckers.

Robbie Cornelissen (1954) is known for his large format drawings in which he allows the viewer to wander through complex architectural spaces. He also explores the boundaries of the medium of drawing. The past year he worked with Kees Went on a new animated film: The Black Room. The work consists of sixty animations based on charcoal drawings on paper, in which the themes of perspective and space, abstraction and figuration and the transition from two- to examine three-dimensional are being examined.