F!lter proudly presents the award-winning short feature of the 35th Hungarian Film Week. Check out the mages who make you fly — no voiceovers, so you can understand it speaking no Hungarian. (avi, 130 mb) [direct download]

Award-winning documentary about the Kumbh Mela spiritual festival that takes place near Allahabad, India, every 12 years. The Kumbh Mela also happens to be the biggest gathering in human history, attracting 70 million people! (quicktime, 14 mb) [direct download]

You bet. (shockwave, 5 mb) [direct download]

So you want to be creative? (windows media, 3 mb) [direct download]

Arrange the vertices such that no edges overlap. (via waxy) [site]

Oh, those lousy East German couples. (via Badi, quicktime, 46 mb) [direct download]

Plumber has won various awards and screenings at numerous festivals including a nomination for “Best Animation” at the 2004 Orange British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA). (quicktime, 89 mb) [direct download]

You can study all the moves in slow motion for best learning. See the “Turkish Twist”; “The Reverse Chicken Walk”; “Drunken Granpa”; “Ride the Snake” and other really groovy dance moves. (shockwave, 6 mb) [direct download]

Plays with the idea of GUI elements interacting with real-life. (via waxy, quicktime, 23 mb) [direct download]

James Cameron got the same disease as Leni Riefenstahl — they’ve gone deeper underground.

We’ve watched this flick in 3D last week in the IMAX of London’s Science Museum. 5/5 (quicktime, 34 mb) [direct download]

Beware of the beer that turns you into an ostrich. Budgen channels Murnau and early Buñuel for Stella. (quicktime, 5 mb, via waxy) [direct download]