Watch Red Rabbit (2007), the animated short film has been directed by Egmont Mayer and produced by Flora Grolitsch at the Institute of Animation.

The last surviving whale in the oceans meets its greatest enemy - man.

A blind and a deaf/mute are trapped as they refuse to witness a rape case in court. One can't see and other can't hear and speak. Now they have to communicate in a strange way to save each other.

A blind and a deaf/mute are trapped as they refuse to witness a rape case in court. One can't see and other can't hear and speak. Now they have to communicate in a strange way to save each other.

In a 1930s vision of the future and gumshoe chases down a robotic murder suspect.

Robert De Niro loses his cool when a computer technician finds pornography on his computer.

Rocky Balboa has been retired for some time now - living the life of a loser. Meanwhile Tommy has been busy making money and living the life of a champion, until one day, Rocky pays Tommy an unexpected visit leaving him an unexpected surprise, - the perfect excuse for Tommy to fight Rocky and get the respect he's been trying to earn in the boxing world leading to Rocky's Final Battle. . .

After changing his phone number Rich begins to receive strange calls from people looking for a 'Roger'. Being utterly bored and tired of his day to day routine Rich gets bold and follows the leads of the mysterious messages and enters a new world.

An emaciated war criminal lives in filth as death comes knocking at his door. From Frank Miller's Lost Lonely and Lethal comes a bone-chilling tale of revenge.

An unexpected proposal for a gay everyman. What is identity, and what is its price? What could be a very low-key pick-up scene soon morphs into a bazaar revelation and proposition. An absurd story that takes the standard right wing notion of the"homosexual agenda" and turns it on its head - but is not far from the truth. BobbyRoger Productions continues its unique and comic exploration of modern social themes with Recruiting. Along with a healthy dose of humor, Recruiting poses some intriguing questions about this moment in America: To what extent is gay culture being co-opted by straight culture? When does "out" become "in"? What is lost along the way? At a time when the mass culture is presented with the sexless, feel-good scenarios of Will & Grace and Queer Eye, Recruiting serves as a reminder that critical questions of identity and assimilation are still far from being resolved.