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about two people, both scarred and far from being attractive, who meets and end up making love after realizing that life, regardless of the odds, has possibilities; that what seems impossible or improbable can be achieved.
The unusual atmosphere of Fantaisie Impromptu, in which anxiety gives way to subtle reverie, is conveyed through a sequence of dreamlike, poetic scenes. A cloud of black birds emerges from the piano keys. A ballerina dances to the sounds of Chopin's piece; the woman breaks away from the ground and swirls with the birds in the air. The music allows her to transcend the boundaries of the real world.
A jazzy film in which the spectator is forced to look with the ears and listen with the eyes. An abstract film drawn directly on the computer.
Hand-drawn animation, set in a city at rush hour. We see and hear streets full of rush hour traffic and people. A woman walks through the city, her footsteps echoing on the pavement.
The film is a work on environmental protection. Through the combination of physical objects and animation, it appeals to people to show mercy and love our green grassland.
Animated magazine cutouts of two men having sex lead into appropriated gay porn images, blurred to the point where they become abstract colour and motion. All this is set to pastoral sounds, sex noises, and a reporter's voice-over about the RCMP’s “fruit box” experiments - official and ludicrous attempts to expose closeted gay men.
This animated short, inspired by Jan Švankmajer's work, rich in technique and visceral poetic imagery, is a mesmerizing experimental animated film based on a poem written and narrated by Peter Reading.
Kelly, Chris, Gillian, Samantha... and of course Mosely... all working together to catch those crooks. In a Barbie homage to the 70s hit, these plastic knock-outs have a new boss to answer to and her name is Charlene.
A 4 minute film based on flowing changing images from liquid-like faces to flashing abstract imagery.
Comic sketches for adults — "Evening Stroll," "The Fifth Leg," and "Made It."
Animated film.
a CGI-Animated short film
Booboo has trouble building her sandcastle until her big sister Bunkie comes to the rescue.
Stop motion live action featuring a woman's insatiable appetite.
Pat Morita hosts another entry in the Britannica's tales around the world series. This one covers the classic fairytale story of Cinderella.
This ground-breaking, fully-illustrated documentary uncovers amazing discoveries that are changing modern perspectives on the dinosaur's place in history.
Scat the Stringalong Cat goes fishing, but only catches a boot, then another and another. 3 boots seems like an odd number until the owner, an octopus, turns up to clam them! With no dialogue the sound effects and music tell the story, set the mood and allow communication between the characters.
An animated film, based on a Rudyard Kipling short story of an Indian holy man’s journey through North East India.
A disgusting princess attracts the attention of a hideous goblin who, after being kissed by her, will transform into whatever her heart desires.
Psychedelic computer animated visions.
A hypocritical emigrant is collecting dust his chamber with having only the amusements of chess and nightmares. Prickly cheater messes up the game.
Flip and Clarisse go out to enjoy time at a ski resort. How does Clarisse not freeze to death considering that she doesn't wear any pants? The world may never know.
THIS IS ONE OF MY FULLY ORAGAL MOVIES /SONGS /ILLUSTRATIONS /STORY /MUSIC AND OLD FASTION STOP ACTION ANIMATION. THIS IS PART 1 OF 7 [ FROGGY 2000.] COME SEE WHART BROUGHT FROGS AND APOLLO 13 TOGETER.IN THIS MOVIE. CREATED IN 1999 -2000 .IT TOOK MANNY HRS. HARD WORK. JUST TO ANIMTE 1 MIN OF STOP ACTION IT COUD TAKE UP TILL 4 TO10 HRS.DEPANDING ON HOW MUSH ACTION OR DILOG IS IN THE SEEN .PS I OWN THE COPYRIGHT ON THE APOLLO 13 CARTOONS. PS THE FROGS IN BACK GROWN MUSIC ARE REAL /I JUST OVER LAPED FROGGS WHIT FROGGYS AND SOME MUSIC .
Featuring the best of the 23rd International Tournee of Animation.
A punny frolic through the world of sports. Animated short for children released on “Sports Tales and Tunes".
Short film from animator Tsuji Naoyuki, who is known for his use of both charcoal and puppet animation. Wake Up is a dark and brooding animation epitomizing his story telling style by combining serene worlds and childlike images with darkness and nightmarish scenes.
Abstract forms and music.
It is a parable about the contradiction between the "chronicle of wars", as a historical concept and the comprehensive approach of cultural history * for graduates and modern illiterates.
An computer animated short film.
Animated short film presented at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival in 1999 by students from GOBELINS, the school of image.
An animated short film by Glenn McQueen. Two hunks of junk project images onto the wall.
In the first version of "The forest", made as a computer animation, the image of the forest creates the impression of a three-dimensional space constructed from elements which themselves are only two-dimensional. The basis for the image is a black-and-white drawing of a bare tree.
1994 iteration of the animation festival, including 'The Wrong Trousers', 'Mona Lisa Descending a Staircase', and more.
1996 / U-Matic / color-b&w / sound / 1S / 12' 00
A cow wishes she was endowed with larger udders.
Tanya Weinberger short film.
Animated short by Felipe Galino.
Four-Mations longform documentary, which includes many full length animated short films.
Animated short.
a CGI Short about a Robot Dad and his Robot Son.
This film brings a Yiddish folk song to life, as the animated journey of a young bride and groom from Eastern Europe to North America is set to rollicking klezmer music. Fleeing the threat of war, the couple arrive in Canada, establish a new life together and hand down their traditions to the generations that follow. Produced, directed and animated by Arnie Lipsey.
Dramatic short animation based on the song of the same name ("For You Armenia"/"Kez Hayastan") composed by George Garvarents and performed by Charles Aznavour. The song is dedicated to the memory of the devastating earthquake that struck the Armenian region of the Soviet Union in 1988.
A jack-in-the-box comes to life, leaves his box and dances around. He accidentally strikes another toy, a drinking bird, and breaks it. He then finds himself trapped back in his box, filled with anguish at what he has done. But was it all a dream?
A bewitching celebration of menstruation which uses a variety of animation techniques from pixilation to scratch on film. An antidote to the vacuous sanitised view of menstruation promoted by advertising. A dream life of angels. What wings really mean. The wise wound and its belly music. Desire is vulvic and creativity claims the calendar of bodies.
Contains studio versions of tracks accompanied by 'psychedelic' visual effects. The band appears in live cuts, but no actual live music is played.
The woodcutter was given a gourd by the blue bird.
3D-animation of the Alien sings I Will Survive.
Anything can happen at a Turkish doner kebab stand.
16mm live action/stop-motion animated film
The First Political Speech is inspired by words, charismatic hypnotic and humorous, but ultimately meaningless. The animation shows a crowd of technological “robotniks”, enhanced by a speaker seen only through the motion of its shadow. The robotniks, surrounded by hazy images of past, current and future world leaders only through the motion of its shadow. The robotniks, surrounded by hazy images of past, current and future world leaders from many cultures, respond with applause, as serfs to empty words. The words of inspiration used in the animation are from a poem of the same title written by Canadian author, Eli Mandel.
3DME is an exploration of gender construction in the form of a journey through space and time (real + imagined). The artist confronts her parents about the way in which they have dealt with her sexuality. Their terrifyingly naive responses reflect the all too common, conventionally held conceptions around homosexuality and transgenderism.
The Hundred Videos is a project undertaken by prolific video artist Steve Reinke, including 100 video works made from 1989-1996. Discussing death, sex, the body, philosophy, and contemporary art, The Hundred Videos defines a unique style of video-essay for the end of the 20th Century. This volume contains videos 55-78: Symposium, Jin's Dream, Ghost Production, Minnesota Inventory, Re-enactment of a Performance, Three Examples, Sparky, Black Heart, Box, The End of My Death, Muriel, Attempt to sing, Assplay, Love Among Corpses, Harvey K., Dr. Asselbergs, Corey, My Fear, Dumbo Climax, Apology, How to Build an Igloo, Microscope, Amoeba, and Treehouse.
Take a trip into the fantastic cyber-world of Dr Devious with the third in the highly acclaimed series, featuring a kicking dance track and the very latest in computer graphics and animations.
Someone gives a hatchet to people of freezing country, but their lack of skill and misunderstanding how to use it lead to endless deaths and disasters
Christmas Favorites For The Holidays! Great Christmas Cartoons! This video contains the following programs: Jingle Bells And Other Songs, Merry Christmas, Toys Will Be Toys, Twelve Days Of Christmas.
Animation of a panther, inspired the Rilke poem.
A CGI Animated short about two Kids are not Sharing.
A Goya award-winning short animated feature about people forced to sell their bodily organs to survive.
This timeless tale tells children the story of the crucifixion from the viewpoint of Rex, the tree that became the cross Jesus carried to Calvary. This wonderful story will teach children a valuable lesson in humility and love while also helping them to understand the power of Jesus' love and the importance of his sacrifice.