Using a futuristic submarine, pirates kidnap a young couple, torpedo a passenger ship, travel under the sea to salvage bullion, then make their escape by taking to the air.

Anarchists build a super aircraft and bomb a railway, a fort and St. Paul's.

"Aerial" is a 4 minute silent film, telling the seasons over in a variety of colour washes. Pretty, but not as potentially absorbing as "Land Makar". In this film, Tait followed the daily farming routine of her neighbour (Mary Sinclair, from memory) from spring to autumn. The camera reproduces very accurately the infinite shift of variations on a theme of the farming life, never going beyond the fields around the house, the pond, and the house itself. It is beautiful, in the sense that the known object, painfully laboured over, is beautiful, and Tait's achievement is in putting this across. But I couldn't understand a word of the accompanying monologue by the farmer (in her native Orcadian accent). I was so frustrated by what I was missing on the soundtrack that I found it hard to concentrate on the screen alone.

Short animation made by anno in his uni days

Charlotte is an alcoholic trying to complete her first year of sobriety. One evening, when the urge to drink is so strong that she fears a relapse, Charlotte goes to see her sponsor, Jeanne, an alcoholic who has been sober for over five years. However, when Charlotte arrives at Jeanne's, she finds her sponsor in a state of drunkenness. With the roles of helper and cared-for now reversed, Charlotte decides to step in.

A deep-sea research submarine becomes stranded miles below the ocean surface after a mysterious systems failure. As oxygen runs low and pressure mounts, the crew battles rising panic, hidden tensions, and an unseen force outside the hull.

A naive young Dolphin named Jim finds himself in charge of navigating the first-ever submarine on wheels! Jim is joined by his motley crew of underwater buddies as they journey across land and sea. Their water-filled tube has left the ocean to seek out an unlikely destination, the pristine waters of ‘Fishland.’ Luckily, with no set route in sight, their journey promises to be a long and winding one.

A British convoy is trying to elude a group of German U-Boats.

Posing as an ex-German medical officer, a U. S. Navy Intelligence Officer sets out to rescue a kidnapped scientist, and sink a Nazi submarine, hiding off the coast of South America.

Aspiring screenwriter Aayush Verma navigates the bylanes of the Mumbai film industry and etches a bittersweet migrant fairy tale through his personal friendships and professional fall-outs, to make it into the world of ‘Industry’.