A short by Erin Kim in which a ballerina seeks revenge on the chiropractor she blames for ruining her career.
Category Archives: Animation
A really rather excellent darkly comic stop-motion short by Irish director Vincent Gallagher featuring the rivalry between the world’s two oldest men – Frederick and Herman Butterfield – twins born a mere minute apart.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BFQdVCord0
A typography-filled 2014 adaptation of Sergei Prokofiev’s ‘Peter And The Wolf’ by Gordon (Thierry Guernet), Pierre-Emmanuel Lyet, and Corentin Leconte of Camera Lucida for Radio France, featuring the National Orchestra of France, conducted by the maestro Daniele Gatti.
A timely feature from The School Of Life. To wit:
Emotional maturity isn’t just something we can achieve in the good times. It’s a quality that can accompany us through the deepest crises. A key idea to keep in mind is that it isn’t chiefly what happens to us that affects our lives, it’s how we learn to think about what has happened – and that, fortunately, is very much within our control.
Previously: All Together Now
Turn up the volume (or put on headphones) for this noisy series of vignettes by Sander Joon in which things don’t sound quite as you’d expect.
A charming short by Latvian illustrator and animator Anete Melece featuring Anton – a man lost in his own head until one day the discovery of a yellow boot offers a way out.
A new short from Rathergood, continuing the dubious zoology of 2015’s ‘Dinosaurs: Terrible Lizards’ with a feature on Graham – a loveable, good-natured, unstoppable juggernaut.
An award winning 2016 short by Russian animator and director Dina Velikovskaya in which a determinedly ambitious mother bird, obsessed with reaching the sun, finds herself distracted at the arrival of her similarly attired, newly hatched chick.
