The Last Ride

Kevin is wandering through the confused haze that most college students pass through at one time or another: lectures that make little - if any - sense, pranks by the fraternities and sororities, deep yet meaningless discussions on philosophy with ones friends. Through all of this, Kevin passes in and out of a dream-like fantasy world, in which he and his friends sail the ship 'Queen of Sheba' to a variety of islands, with natives both friendly and hostile.

Collection of erotic themed animated shorts from around the world, including "Boobs a Lot" (1968), "Armchair Inventions" (1975), "Little Genitalia", "A Child's Alphabet With Casual Reference to DNA Replication in the Garden of Eden" (1971), "The Further Adventures of Super Screw" (ca. 1928-1933), "Jack in the Fox", "Hearts and Arrows", "Schneewittchen" (a sex parody of 'Snow White'), "Buried Treasure" (ca. 1928-1929), "Crocus", "Little Ms. Muffet", "Seed Reel #1."; "Sniff and Lick"; "Hungry Poem"; "Twelve Dancing Penises", "L'ombre de la pomme" (1967), "Show biz", "Kama Sutra Rides Again" (1972) and a varitation of "Boobs a Lot".

A man-sized, reptilian "Chef Detective" helps a nameless blonde make sense of her recurring dream.

The story of a Northwestern Drifter who has already wasted a quarter of his life and gets by with a full tank of gas and $200. Lyle is a lonely Northwestern drifter tries to settle into a new environment and takes a job at a gas station and begins a relationship with a waitress (Gail Rosella). But his tribulations with roommates and leads to a foreboding sense of suffocation, and at any moment, he might just pick and go...

Krogstad's second great animation film. The film is about such dubiously related topics as the Teamsters Union, necrophilia and premeditated murder.

"So you want to hear the story of egg nog?"

"Baby's breath always reminds me of the first snow"

Claymation and doll based short film depicting the passionate, libidinal exploits of a variety of dolls, small claymation people, claymation Mickey Mouse, claymation skeleton, and others, to the accompaniment of cheerful jazz flute musics.

They meet to discuss a topic of mutual fascination: that all time is the same moment, and that a presence is here to guide us to that understanding. But we fear that presence and call it the supernatural.