The House

• Animation
• Drama
• Comedy
• Horror
• Fantasy

A strikingly unusual stop-motion animated film, *The House* weaves together three distinct narratives – spanning centuries and stylistic approaches – all centered around a single, unsettling residence. Each story explores the cyclical nature of loss and the enduring pull of home, not through grand spectacle, but through intimate, often absurd portraits of characters haunted by loneliness and grasping for connection. The film’s deliberate shifts in animation style mirror the disorienting experience of memory and the way the past bleeds into the present, creating a uniquely melancholic yet darkly humorous atmosphere. It’s a quietly unsettling exploration of inheritance, both material and emotional, and the ways in which a physical space can embody generational trauma and reluctant hope.