A girl and her monster. Jonathan Kim’s lo-fi animation made me laugh.
One more animation spot created by Gobelins students for the 2009 Annecy festival. I would pay good money to see these as feature-length films.
Another animated spot courtesy of the wildly talented students at Gobelins. For the 2009 Annecy festival.
One of five spots created by animation students for the 2009 Annecy festival. Brilliant.
If you own a cat (or a dog) this will be so strikingly familiar that you will have no choice but to laugh. Marvelous animation by Simon Tofield.
I had forgotten how much I liked this claymotion until I rediscovered it yesterday. Directed by Adam Elliot and narrated by Geoffrey Rush. Fully deserving of its 2004 Oscar.
Most of us take photos. Only Takeuchi Taijin was clever enough to do this with his.
New York City speaks through… New York City. I loved the payphone. By urban anthropologists Carolyn and Andy London.
An early stop-motion short by Tim Burton… narrated by Vincent Price!
An amazing animation about a boy’s search for his stolen teddy bear. By Russian director Natalia Mirzoya.
For those of us who played Super Mario Brothers until we developed carpal tunnel. By Matthew Dominick.
The price of longing for unattainable beauty. By Andrew Huang.
If you love old New York or meditative, melancholy music videos, Hauschka has one for you.
A simple and lovely animation by Konstantin Bronzit. Nominated for an Oscar.
A gothic horror mystery set in a world of iron dirigibles and steam powered computers.