Like Star Wars, but without the violent military action.
By Juhász Márk.
A new installment of Cinefix’s 8-bit Cinema with minor spoilers that will be of little consequence to anyone who’s already waited this long to see the film.
A multi award-winning 2015 Royal College of Art graduation short by Rory Waudby-Tolley, Mr Madila (or The Colour of Nothing) dramatises a series of conversations between the film-maker and a gifted spiritual healer, by turns funny and unexpectedly deep, exploring the inner mind, the fabric of the universe, and the nature of reality itself. To wit:
Everything is mostly nothing. Look closely and you can see all the little bits and pieces, and all the gaps in-between.
A compilation of sumptuousness from Disney by film editor Jorge Luengo Ruiz: 79 years of hand-drawn and latterly computer aided animation from Snow White And The Seven Dwarves (1937) to Moana (2016).
An excerpt from a speech given before Election day 2016 in which Barack Obama describes the origin of his “fired up, ready to go’ chant, illustrated by animators Emily Eckstein & Ege Alper, Alex Silver, Lynn Tomlinson, Jovanna Tosello, The Duke & The Duck, Amy Lee Ketchum, Juan Camilo Gonzalez, Musa Brooker, Miguel Jiron, Sara Spink, Lou Morton, and Daniela Sherer.
Middle aged housewife versus noisy teenagers.
Who ya got?
Part two of a new series by Darren Norton.
A 2011 collaboration between author Lucas Loredo and artist Lauren YS using a lightbox with puppets and props, cut from construction paper, to tell the story of a magician whose time in the real world is limited.
A wonderful, flowing title sequence created for the Style Frames Design Conference in New York last November by Tel Aviv-based animator Eran Hilleli featuring music by Disasterpeace.
Watch it (ideally full screen with the sound up) then watch it again.