Nada Consta

A wry, restless short that blends lo-fi sci-fi with political unease, feeling playful yet quietly anxious about escape.

A breezy, joke-dense cartoon romp through a silly sci-fi future that sneaks in real feeling between the gags.

A wry, offbeat short that makes you squirm and chuckle at how close its screen-bound future feels.

A breezy, silly French satire that imagines a bureaucratic future with broad jokes and a light touch.

A quirky, talky sci-fi comedy that mines awkward relationship anxiety from an absurd premise, brisk and amusing but slight.

A quirky, slow-burning sci-fi comedy that feels like an intimate, offbeat musical meditation on what it means to be human.

A dry, playful Soviet satire that turns bureaucratic foot-dragging into a wry, talky cartoon fable about invention.

A scrappy, playful experimental collage that mixes queer utopian fantasy with political satire, feeling more like a zine come to life than a conventional narrative.

A wry, talky satire that ambles through one man's grandiose schemes, amusing more than it stings.

A strange, earnest indie sci-fi that mixes action with introspective musings, often feeling unintentionally absurd.

A wry, disorienting drift through political noise and lonely parkland, more essay than story, asking you to sit with the static.

A wry, quietly tense satire where a trivial domestic errand spirals into absurd bureaucratic trouble, watched with a knowing smile and a slight knot in the stomach.