Short Films, animation Only thread

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Polygamous gods in the celestial kingdom - check
rule over other planets - check
spawn new families throughout eternity (or in other words, "endless celestial sex") - check

Woo hoo. Where do I sign up?

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The Soviet system produced two unarguably good things, during the brief span of their empire - dissidents against the Soviet system, and very instructive animations about the nuclear problem.

This one is about everywhere and everybody. It's well worth a watch.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... feed&hl=en#

Watership Down, as the poster above has shown, is a sterling bit of work. It hurt me a lot better and closer than any other post-apocalytptic work. The folk were rabbits!

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"This film is an AURORATONE created by Cecil Stokes (1910-1956) in collaboration with Bing Crosby. Mr. Stokes intended his Auroratones to serve as a visual therapy for patients with mental disorders and chronic migraines. This print was owned by my Grandfather, who probably acquired it during the 1940's while he was working as a film projectionist for various mental health institutions in the New York City area."

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Sometimes it is only through being constrained that an artist can truly be free. Jørgen Leth’s perfection as a director is revealed and reaffirmed by Lars von Trier’s five diabolical attempts to introduce flaws to his work in a film that’s thought provoking, enigmatic, humane and warmly funny.

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Billy becomes the reluctant subject of worship when his mother decides he is Jesus reincarnate.

Official Selection for the Cannes Film Festival 2005. Directed by Helena Brooks.

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DysEnchanted presents seven storybook characters: Cinderella, Snow White, Goldilocks, Sleeping Beauty, Alice In Wonderland, Dorothy, and Little Red Riding Hood, all of whom are in group therapy dishing and dealing with what comes after happily-ever-after.