Anne Isensee_Michelle Brand

See through life in only two minutes and one line: A minimalist animation pleads with wit and depth for kinks and deviations in the course of things.

Waiting people in the noise of the city. They begin to move. For a fleeting moment their lifelines are entwined and they unconsciously take part in a choreography of chance.

Most accidents happen at home, sometimes in the form of a text by Brecht that unexpectedly appeals to one’s own political responsibility. Something, anything must be done!

Sphere, cuboid and potato figure hang out in the playground of grey everyday life, pool their skills and jump into a psychedelic cosmos where they blur into each other.

A person at a table. Time makes its usual rounds – until there is a hiccup. Normality slips. The table becomes a wild combination of constantly changing perspectives.

She shouts and whispers her wishes and dances compromise out of the world, just like that, because she wants it. An enthusiastic and colourful wake-up call for self-determination and lust for life.

A colourful luminous river flows through the black void. Geometrical surfaces dance around wondrous organic plants. Tina Turner’s hit in an enchanting animated jazz version.

Can an animation film be translated into words without reducing its visual complexity? A humorous and trenchant investigation into the subject of audio-descriptions.

Set to Vonfelt’s pop beats, the nocturnal city lights fly by, creating a slipstream of colours and forms. With this animated soundtrack, escaping it all might succeed.