These amusing personal stories about puberty are told by children between the ages of 10-13 and illustrated with quirky animations. 

Interviews with the public are used to put words in animal mouths, in the Oscar-winning film from the creator of Wallace and Gromit.  

The strange Pearce sisters live in isolation on a remote, rain-swept island. One day, a sailor is washed ashore and the sisters take steps to ensure they retain their guest.

The Hand of God attempts to lay down some rules to Adam, while Adam himself longs for someone else to keep him company on Earth. 

A lost medieval prince grows up with only a pig for company. But when the kingdom is imperilled, the chance to reclaim his heritage duly arrives.

On a strangely barren other-world, a global vacation for the police gives one resident the idea for an opportunistic bit of larceny. 

A bizarre, anarchic animation, in which a young girl sees her aunt dragged to hell for missing a payment on the washing machine, only for the undead relative to return from the netherworld to collect her handbag. 

On a deep space mission, a big red 'Do Not Press' button offers a temptation that one bored astronaut simply cannot resist.

Out of favour and out of luck, dog-juggling vaudevillian Tiny has one last shot at redemption, if he can overcome the menace of the dark-hearted silent movie star Arnold Hew.

Cheery kids-TV characters of Pib and Pog lose their cool with one another, sparking a manic cartoon showdown between the two.

Living alone in his sparse room, an old man rediscovers his sense of purpose when he sets out to catch an interloping mouse. 

 A lovely interpretation of Sergei Prokofiev’s children’s symphony, Peter and the Wolf. This stop-frame animation won an Oscar for best animated short in 2006.

A narcissistic man muses on how his inamorata feels for him, with chaotically comic side-effects. 

A keen rambler gets more than he bargained for when a walk in the country takes him on an increasingly surreal odyssey.