Films & series made with Blender.

When an ominous cosmic event swallows the icy home of a small space critter, he must find refuge among a group of luminous creatures.

An uptight engineer gets an unwelcome visit from an enthusiastic wannabe-pilot, causing both of them to be launched into the air inside an out-of-control space shuttle.

In an energy-scarce dystopia, an old destitute man breaks into a battery factory but soon finds himself confronted by a deadly security droid.

When a group of rowdy teenagers trek into an isolated forest, they discover peaceful mushroom creatures that turn out to be an unexpected force of nature.

Fueled by caffeine, a young woman runs through the bittersweet memories of her past relationship.

A shepherd girl and her dog face ancient spirits in order to continue the cycle of life.

A Blender 2D open movie project directed by Daniel Martinez Lara, exploring Grease Pencil animation.

A fun animation concept featuring an adorable dog going through an emotional rollercoaster.

First animation test for the Agent 327 project. A stylish spy comedy set in a 1960s barbershop.

Koro the llama struggles to get one berry in the Patagonian winter, but this time he is not alone.

Exploring cartoon animation and rendering in the Blender 2.6x viewport. Looks fantastic even in 4K.

Aimed at becoming a feature film, the first episode of Cosmos Laundromat became the biggest Blender Institute production so far.

The second Caminandes episode with Koro the stubborn llama, made in 2013.

In 2012 this film pushed the limits for motion tracking, masking and realistic rendering in Blender.

This fantasy short film from 2010 pushed the Blender 2.5 project forward and became a global classic.

With millions of views all around the world, this 2008 film has become an open source legend.

Released in 2006, this is widely known as the first open movie ever. It put Blender on the radar for many professionals.