Pigsy

Six animation directors draw on the six lines of the I Ching to create distinct shorts rooted in Taiwanese vernacular culture. Blending tradition and futurity, faith and emotion, and science fiction with reality, these intersecting visions spiral toward a cold, fantastical romance in an animated void reminiscent of Black Mirror.

As a son of a weatherman, Jamie, follows his father to a weather station in Switzerland where he is going for his further research. There is a weather simulation machine which can simulate and predict the weather of different time periods. However, one day while they are doing the research they saw a scene that looks like the end of the world. In the beginning they think it is due the technical malfunction, but eventually they realized it is not a machine problem, and the world will be full of disasters if people don't change and protect the earth. So, they decide to take action immediately, and do their best to delivery this information to everyone to save the earth.

In the peaceful surroundings of the hotel, disasters suddenly begin to strike—rising temperatures, heavy rains, water shortages, rising sea levels, and more. How is all this happening? As the hotel’s only guest, the polar bear Bei Bei must uncover the root causes of these events.

(SERIES VERSION) A poignant, unflinching look into the future, where the cold precision of technology collides with the fragile essence of humanity. Six distinct stories unfold — each tracing a different path, yet converging on a singular question: in a future when memories can be erased, identities rewritten, and fate engineered, what remains truly ours? At the edge of civilization, love lingers in the void, freedom demands its price, and companionship becomes a quiet defiance against oblivion. Sci-fi is not merely a vision of what's to come — it is a mirror reflecting who we are, and who we might become.