Parigot: The Royal Servant’s Epic Battle Against A Homeless Hobo

Parigot (The Course) is an action-packed, comical five-minute animated short film by created by Mehdi Alavi, Loic Bramoulle, Axel Digoix, Geoffrey Lerus, and Alexandre Wolfromm at the French animation school Georges Méliès. In the streets of a Paris that is starkly divided between outrageosly fashionable and wealthy aristocrats versus crowds of poverty-stricken homeless people, the film depicts the mortal struggle of two characters from those wildly different worlds. A handsome-looking royal servant is forced to engage in a city-wide battle against a filthy homeless man helped by a large flock of determined pigeons. The ultimate stake? A deliciously appetizing gourmet supper. Drawn by those whom they serve into a conflict that is no longer theirs, under the mirthful spectators’ eyes of a merciless metropolis, who will end up triumphant in this epic battle? The rich, the poor…or maybe neither?

Parigot: The Royal Servant’s Epic Battle Against A Homeless Hobo

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Coffee Time: Magical Cups of Coffee

Coffee Time is an amazing, tasty two-minute stop-motion animated short film by Ching-Wen Wu (aka Wan-Tzu). Does the taste of every cup of coffee change, each one containing its own soul that’s extracted from how you’re feeling when you make it? That’s how animator Wan-tzu feels and more, it seems. This animation shows the construction of a single cup of coffee, a veritable magic show that contains a number of different journeys bringing unending imagination and surprises along the way. With a sip of coffee, you not only taste your own story, but also change your perspective of the world!

Coffee Time: Magical Cups of Coffee

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