Eddie White & James Calvert / Australia / 2006
In their lifetime the average meat eating human will consume: 10 cows, half a tonne of fish, 760 chickens, 37 sheep and 42 pigs. This is a predatory story, featuring an animated cast of fattened folks, in a colourful and bright chorus of reflux, and indigestion.
Zenon Kohler / Australia / 2007
In this digitally animated short, Muz's doctor has bad news: 'Things are looking crook ... You aorta's clogged with fat, and your vital parts are weak. You'll be dead within a month, if you don't stop eating meat.' Muz is prescribed a radical new cure, that requires him to go through all the letters of the alphabet from A to Z.
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Free Range Studios / USA / 2005
Take the red pill and watch the critically-acclaimed , award-winning first episode of The Meatrix Trilogy. Join Leo and Moopheus as they discover the hard truths about factory farming.
Alex Johnson / USA / 2006
Two silver haired couples from the future are celebrating an orgy of green, in a post-nuclear environment. This is a rite that over time has lost its original significance, but continues to reward with titillated excitement. A celebration of colour on a blank canvas.
Srdjan Mitrovic / Serbia / 2006
A gentle, heartfelt reminder that food is central to our personal experiences and relationships. This film shows that it is not the food itself, but also the act of preparation that is inseparable from life and death.
Uwe Feindt / Germany / 2007
In unison with the gentle sounds of a piano, a watery-eyed slug slowly enjoys a nice meal. Bare, simple, and larger than life, this is one-slug-show allows a glimpse into the intriguing acts of eating grass.
Leslie Raymond / USA / 2003
This is a title to be taken literally. This film pays strict attention to the banal act of cleaning poultry but the result is strangely engrossing.
Clinton Tan / Australia / 2005
Banana Split takes a personal look at a fusion of Malaysian and Australian culture. Food to Malaysians is not just about eating, it's a way of life. And microwavable laksa in-a-box is definitely not on the menu, lah!
Dagie Brundert / Germany / 2006
A slow Berlin winter sunken in snow. This experimental film; shot though red filters changes the dull colours of a cold winter into a warmer red wine haze, as the narrator waits for winter to pass and the hyacinth to grow.
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