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A wordless absurdist comedy series.

Black on black.
White on white.
Pure visual chaos.

Meet Bo — no plan, no help, no chance. He keeps going anyway. A wordless absurdist comedy where the world itself is the villain.

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13 episodes.
2 minutes each.
Zero words.

Pure choreography between Bo and a world drawn against him. The comedy lives in timing, silhouette and surprise — it plays the same in Zagreb, Lagos and Tokyo, because it never needed words to begin with.

Watch the full season on our YouTube channel.

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Meet Bo

He fails.
But he tries again.

Bo is the world's most unlucky optimist. A small black silhouette in a black-and-white universe that constantly conspires against him — and somehow, that's the joke.

Every line is a trap. Every shadow has a punchline. Every gap is a hole he will absolutely fall into. And tomorrow, he will get up and walk straight into the next one.

Silhouette line-up of the &Black&White cast — Bo surrounded by absurd black-and-white characters

Two elements.
Infinite world.

Imagine La Linea meets Charlie Chaplin — on anxiety.

Absurd humorVisual trapsNo dialoguePlays everywhereBuilt to remix
Range of the series

Worlds Bo
falls into.

Bo aboard a Viking longship with a striped sail and dragon prow
Vikings
Bo in a medieval forest with a curious horse and tangled vines
Medieval
Bo at Zagreb's Upper Town with the Lotrščak tower and palace guards
Upper Town
Bo in an Inuit parka with a small seal on the Arctic ice
North Pole
Bo with prehistoric hunters facing a giant mammoth on the savannah
Stone Age
Bo with a decorated elephant and maharaja under a bamboo grove in India
India
Bo aboard a Viking longship with a striped sail and dragon prow
Vikings
Bo in a medieval forest with a curious horse and tangled vines
Medieval
Bo at Zagreb's Upper Town with the Lotrščak tower and palace guards
Upper Town
Bo in an Inuit parka with a small seal on the Arctic ice
North Pole
Bo with prehistoric hunters facing a giant mammoth on the savannah
Stone Age
Bo with a decorated elephant and maharaja under a bamboo grove in India
India
Positioning

The punk rock
of animation.

Minimalism is mainstream — Gen Z and TikTok made it so. Silent animation is universal, exportable, endlessly memeable. And it's funny, raw, and human enough to stick.

Silence is the language.

A vibe, not a lecture.

Proof wall

Not just a vibe.
Proven.

  • 0120+ international festival selections
  • 02European premiere at Animafest Zagreb
  • 03Adopted into the Croatian national curriculum (visual literacy)
  • 04Strong engagement with neurodiverse audiences
  • 05Backed by the Croatian Audiovisual Centre + EU funds
Supported by
Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC)Co-funded by the European UnionCreative Europe MEDIA

Co-financed by the European Union from the European Regional Development Fund, with the support of the Croatian Audiovisual Centre.

Official Selection
Cinekid — Official SelectionAnimation Day in Cannes 2019 — Official SelectionL.A.A.F 2018 — Best Short from a Series, 2nd PlaceInternational Kids Film Festival 2020 — Official SelectionChicago International REEL Shorts Film Fest 2019 — Official SelectionTromsø International Film Festival — Official Selection

"Clear they were engaged — laughing, clapping, and most voted 'love it.'"

— Anne Westerman, Have Dreams

Have Dreams — a leader in resources for individuals and families living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Premiered at
Animafest Zagreb — World Festival of Animated Film, European premiere
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Kids Corner

Parents — yes, kids love Bo too.

The same silent comedy reads perfectly at six or at sixty, and the calm pacing makes it one of the quieter corners of YouTube. Already part of the Croatian visual literacy curriculum.

All episodes are free on YouTube — press play and go.

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