SERIALE DLA MŁODZIEŻY I DOROSŁYCH - SET I

The series Fritzi & Sophie tells the story of the events of 1989 that led to the fall of the Berlin Wall from the perspective of the 12-year-old girls Fritzi and Sophie. Sophie flees to Western Germany with her mother and has to leave her dog Sputnik behind with her friend Fritzi. Fritzi is looking for a way to bring Sputnik to Sophie and finds herself caught up in the demonstrations of Leipzig.  

Machine Talks introduces an unconventional cast in a highly experimental talk show. Promoting short, incisive conversations about art, humans, and technology, pushing boundaries of traditional dialogue. Powered by Unreal Engine, AI-driven 3D characters take center stage to explore and deconstruct cutting-edge generative artworks. Virtual hosts interview contemporary human artists, investigating their creative processes and uncovering the inspiration behind their work. While the questions follow a script, replies from AI are only edited for clarity, offering a glimpse of their efforts in connecting with an audience. By focusing on the artists, Machine Talks intends to establish that computers aren’t creating art - humans are.  

Marshall Cuso shows up in NYC with a mushroom that can cure any disease or injury. His old classmate, Frances, meets him by chance, but keeps secret that she works for Reutical, a big pharmaceutical company.

Gray is a socially awkward and sexually repressed 20-something chick. No matter how hard she tries to ignore it all, she can’t escape her deepest desires as they come bulging to life. 

Taking into account the short attention span of modern human beings, all of the episodes last exactly 60 seconds. In this short time, complex historical, social and philosophical topics become small humorous miniatures.  

Guard Dog, the neurotic puppy created by Bill Plympton, travels with his owner through Brazil, seeing danger at every corner and creating chaos as he tries to protect his human. Licensing the character and with the collaboration of its creator in the development, the series presents Brazil’s landmarks and traditions through Bill Plympton’s surreal point of view.