Figure 1: MD simulations showing the nonlinear, oscillatory relationship between the shear stress τ and flow velocity v. Using massive crowd-sourced computing power provided by volunteers contributing ...

Radically different from the look or feel of other toons (and yet strangely video game-like in its design), the hypnotic CG feature follows a group of animals adapting to a waterlogged world. An ...

The writer/director tells IndieWire about applying a purely visual style to his epic animated film about a black cat escaping a flood. “I’ve never had dialogue in any of the films I’ve made, so I ...

Simply sign up to the Film myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. This element makes the most dramatic entrance — a torrential rush from nowhere, later gradually submerging trees, hills, ...

Having animals walking and talking like people in animation is a fairly common occurrence, but Flow director Gints Zilbalodis wanted to focus on immersing the viewer in a fully animal perspective.

In Gints Zilbalodis’ Flow, a cat travels through a flooded, hazardous, post-human landscape, putting those feline survival skills to good use. Here, the Latvian director recounts to Empire's Ian Freer ...