A lovely abstract animation about the importance of travel by Wendy Eduarte and Kenny Kerut, students from the Motion Media Design program at Savannah College of Art and Design.

Fantastic portrait of Legendary skateboarder Ray Barbee. Directed by Joe Pease and narrated by Tony Hawk.

Paris-based studio Pilule & Pigeon’s unique animation for “Ma petite planète” by Adrien Soleiman.

Nice snapshot of young love by Paris-based director Zack Spiger. Shot in 35mm. Starring Angèle Metzger and Lukas Ionesco.

A trippy animated dance video for Addison Groove’s track “Changa” by UK-based director Vector Meldrew.

1. Mindhunter

A chilling teaser for David Fincher’s new series about a couple of FBI agents who try to close unsolved cases by interviewing imprisoned serial killers. Watch above and check out the rest of our Best Picks of the week below!

2. Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent

A documentary about chef Jeremiah Tower and why, despite having revolutionized American cuisine, his name remains relatively unknown.

3. Dark

From Swiss director Baran bo Odar, Dark follows the mysterious disappearances of children in a small German town.

4. Here Alone

The zombie thing is a bit stale but some good moments in this trailer for director Rod Blackhurst’s psychological thriller set one year later.

5. Five Came Back

New docu-series exploring the impact of World War II on filmmakers Frank Capra, John Ford, John Juston, George Stevens, and William Wyler. And how their work in turn influenced the world.

A delightful musical animation about a Cameroonian frog living in the UK by London-based director and illustrator Luiz Stockler!

A new short from What Youth, featuring a dreamy trip through the Mentawai Islands with Craig Anderson, Chippa Wilson, Eric Geiselman, Lee Wilson, Dillon Perillo and Yago Dora. Filmed by Blake Myers and Aiden Stevens.

Great combination of sight and sound, “Red Rainbow” sees the first track off John Kaada and Mike Patton’s recent collaboration Kaada/Patton set to visuals taken from director Rune Spaans and artist Dave Cooper’s short film, “The Absence Of Eddy.”

Shot in New York City the week Donald Trump became President of the United States, Paris-based director Cyprien Clément-Delmas explores the new era of intrusion and heightened wariness toward strangers.

Video for GoldLink’s track “Crew” featuring Shy Glizzy and Brent Faiyaz. Directed by New York City-based filmmaker Matthew Dillon Cohen. Check out more of Cohen’s work here if you haven’t already!

Alt-R&B singer-songwriter Oyinda teams up with creative duo Tikul and mi$ gogo (aka Pussykrew) to create an elaborate sci-fi visualization for “Serpentine.” Coinciding with the track’s exploration of the different sides of human experience, the video moves from a slick real-world setting to an entirely fabricated virtual reality. As Oyinda describes her vision for the project:

“Whilst writing ‘Serpentine’ I was studying hypnosis, specifically instances where patients wind up referring to themselves in the third person; they see themselves outside their own sensory systems. When I developed the initial concept for the video I wanted to expand this phenomenon, and create a piece with layered transformations –not just a shift to colour, but a shift in reality. I wanted to push the visuals beyond my own capabilities, so collaborating with Pussykrew was key. In the end the video follows the venom.”

The collaboration is a natural fit for Pussykrew whose previous work for artists like Cadenza and Sevdaliza consistently offer up something out of the ordinary:

“We were trying to construct a visual experience outside of the standard music video language. Together, we’ve created a visual piece based on the mood of the track and our imaginary virtual space. There is a certain primeval energy meshed with the present; unreal biotech-like nature and morphing abstract shapes. Some elements feel familiar, yet very alien. The video’s visuals exists in-between a virtual passage. We scanned Oyinda and recorded her movement via small motion capture to create an ‘avatar’ body, a digital character that contains all of her features. We then built several environments around her. When we work with an artist we like to get to know them, and hear their story. It’s always amazing to generate ideas within the creative chemistry we build together as this serves as a great base for the entire visual concept. We have shared common inspirations in film, anime, photography, creative design as well as thoughts on the current political climate, global moods, our personal actions, fears, and hopes.”