Red Princess Blues: Genesis

A scrappy, talky proof-of-concept that hints at menace more than it shows it.

A brief, curious animated experiment that flits past quickly, more interesting as a visual oddity than as a story.

A brief, songlike animated short that drifts by like a musical interlude, more mood than story.

A brief, experimental animated piece that drifts by like a half-remembered dream, asking patience more than feeling.

Brief animated vignettes that sketch out characters and backstory in quick, punchy bursts.

A breezy, bite-sized burst of colourful slapstick and gentle gags that's easy to dip into and instantly forgettable.

A short, unfinished adventure pilot that sets up a mystery without resolving it, leaving you curious but unfulfilled.

A short, curious slice of modern-life stress that turns on a single what-if premise, leaving you to wonder how far it goes.

A tiny, tense slice of awkwardness that plays out quickly and leaves a faint sting.

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A bright, gentle cartoon that bustles along cheerfully, easy for small children to dip into and full of playful mischief.

A brisk, warm little reunion with a beloved character, playful and gently poignant, over before you've settled in.