Dọlápọ̀ is Fine

It’s a sweet day for two drug dealers. Heading out to parties, selling to insanely posh folk and eating patties, these are the little things that make people more than just friends.

Joe’s mother cannot satisfy his ravenous hunger or the judgement of those around them. Will their inability to bond finally be overcome in this dark and depraved gorefest?

This surreal fable, a colourful animation set deep in a forest and evoking a bleak and terrifying landscape, sees a hunter encounter a strange creature he cannot kill.

The swirling timeline and strong central performance conveys problems in supressing a traumatic event that is often so hard to talk about.

Tolu has a choice: save herself or save her friend. As a nightclub toilet attendant, she is both overlooked by and integral for a group of depraved men set on a hideous act.

Carl is king of the court. But today he's very distracted. This highly amusing comedy playfully combines homoerotic vibes with toxic masculinity on a badminton court.

When the future rocks up at your front door and punches you in the face, there's only one thing to do: go on a massive f*cking bender.

Through spoken word poetry coupled with evocative images, Dudu explores the issue of colourism and its effects on self-identity.

When an astronaut ponders the silence of space, he comes upon a startling self-realisation.

Teenage Freddie doesn't seem to think that the apocalypse would be all that bad, as he boogies his troubles away on a gorgeous sunny hill.

The rickshaw drivers, 'Autowalas', of New Delhi, talk about economic struggles, stigmas, politics and cultural issues that impact their livelihoods.

This short animation reflects on whether each breath is a moment of respite or agitation.