In "Bunker", by French film maker Paul Doucet, the world has been nuked and underneath Paris, a woman has lived for months with just some canned food and a radio to keep her company, only the radio's been silent for some time. Just when she thinks about ending it all... she hears a voice. What happens next? You'll have to watch and see.

As little sense as Muzorama makes, I've already watched it three times. I just love the stylized look of it, even when heads and body parts are flying all over the place like bomb went off in an action figure factory.

This 30 second short film is from the Fantastic Fest film festival. The rules are that entries must be 30 seconds long and must contain a kid and a monster. So from that, you get this bizarre short story of a lobster father and his human son. Thanks to omenhombre and teengoat for the link.

In 1946, surrealist Salvador Dali formed an unlikely friendship with Walt Disney and they spent a short time collaborating on a short film called "Destino". Unfortunately, only 18 seconds of Destino were ever shot, but in 1999, Roy Disney reconstructed the entire short using computer rendering and hand-drawn imagery based on the original sketches and storyboards.

The Craft of War: Blind is a great little action-filled short film about a female rogue assassin wrecking hell in Stormwind. It's head and shoulders above most WoW machinima, though it's not perfect. While the actual fight sequences are very well choreographed, some of the movements feel sort of weightless at times, with not enough thwack when steel meets steel for my liking, but it's still lots of fun.