The empty life of a lonely boy blurs between dream and reality. His fears and desires intertwine, taking shape in a frightening and cumbersome version of himself that haunts him, revealing itself to be only a harmless observer. The choice to use 3D animation, robotic and polygonal, in contrast with a static and distant direction, aims to underline the blurred boundaries between the reality in which the protagonist exists and the imaginary world in which he lives.

This short film follows Chilean mycologist and National Geographic Explorer Giuliana Furci’s search for new mushrooms in far southern Chile, on the main island of Tierra del Fuego. She’s joined by biologist and author Merlin Sheldrake and mycologist Toby Kiers from SPUN, the Society for the Protection of Underground Networks, whose goal is to map the mycorrhizal networks of the world. Together, the three scientists illuminate how—through nutrient cycling and the essential relationships they form with plants—fungi underpin every ecosystem on Earth, and outline a strategy for greater fungal inclusion in conservation policy.

Spring has arrived on the Tibetan Plateau, and Zhuoma sets out on a search for something quite extraordinary.

The Camembert cheese is going to disappear soon. How can it be ?
A story of molds that gives us a lesson about biodiversity preservation.

As an indigenous Mexican healer sings a song of praise for the mushrooms she uses in her practice, the rich imagery of fungal mysticism unfolds on the screen to complement her alluring voice.

Fungi and space. Two words that don`t seem to have anything to do with each other. As it turns out, they do. An astrophysicist presents us the surprising story of fungi in space. Fungi in space were first discovered on the MIR station in the mid 90s. Scientists never stopped studying them since because it turns out, fungi thrive in space. Fungi made it to the ISS and may even be used as building material on other planets.

My film is a short experimental mixed-media animation which involves a range of techniques including embroidery animation, digital animation, and traditional animation on paper. The film is inspired by many walks in the woods and seeing all of the small mushrooms pop through the ground. Upon researching more into fungi, I discovered how interesting and intelligent they are as an organism, which also then inspired me to make a film about them. The experimentation of using different mediums within my work and how they can show interesting textures that cannot be produced digitally was very enjoyable. The process of making this film was quite laborious, however, the outcome made it entirely worth it. Contains flashing images.

DillanPonders awakes from a fungi trip on the desert, he is not sure where he is she starts walking. Still trippin he finds a bar and has an encounter with the death itself muajajaaa

In this music video, Stinkhorn mycelium gracefully dances and grows, mirroring Hannah’s lilting music performed on fiddle (Hannah Read), banjo (Michael Starkey), upright bass (Jeff Picker) and sound design (Charlie Van Kirk). Read translating these visuals into music—taking tempo cues from the microscopic mycelium’s organic movements.

Visions of the Fungicene delves into the space-time crises reshaping our reality, exploring the melting of time and ontological shifts. It envisions future ecosystems co-designed by fungi and AI, depicting planetary terraforming scenarios in a post-Anthropocene era. By training AI on the patterns of fungi like Agaricus, Amanita, and Suillus, the film creates immersive, synthetic landscapes, imagining worlds governed by non-human agencies and offering a glimpse into the pluriverses beyond our time.