Anthropomorphized Fonts Grow A Garden In Nata Metlukh’s ‘Regular’
Our Cartoon Brew Pick of the Day is Nata Metlukh’s self-produced Regular, a film about fonts with almost no text.
Adventurous, innovative, and thought-provoking animation projects from around the world.
Our Cartoon Brew Pick of the Day is Nata Metlukh’s self-produced Regular, a film about fonts with almost no text.
A retired samurai frog faces a deadly back nine in this calming round of golf turned violent.
Celebrating 40 years after the SoCal anthem hit the top 40, Frank and Moon Unit Zappa’s ‘Valley Girl’ finally has a music video.
As parts of the world mourn the loss of queen Elizabeth, Tullo’s short wonders what would happen if her Corgi were next in line to the crown.
Anthropomorphized male salmon race upstream towards a group of seductive would-be fish mothers in the award-winning Swiss short.
The latest from ‘Interace’ filmmaker Justin Tomchuck is a surreal look into the near-future.
In ‘Comeback,’ from Latvian animator Vladimir Leschiov, a long-lost childhood passion is reignited.
The video was produced by her Italian studio Ciang.
What if dogs were the last life forms in the universe? What if they also had the technological advancements to create and pilot spaceships for off-planet exploration?
A deliciously dark comedy about a husband and wife whose different ideas of gender conformity lead to an unexpected confrontation.
The student film will be in competition at this year’s Ottawa animation festival.
This new version of Schoolhouse Rock is a little slower and less comprehensible than before.
The Adrien Merigeau-directed film was also nominate for the European Film Award.
Music video for Red Hot Chili Peppers’s new single “Poster Child.”
Ukraine as seen through an animator’s eyes.
Based on a true story, Valley’s short was nominated for the Oscar in 2017.
An animated take on Paolo Uccello’s Renaissance painting “The Battle of San Romano.”
Nova Scotia-based filmmaker Seth A. Smith directs this short pick of the day.
Introducing the world of the illustrious Mr. Panicker and his tall tales.
The famous New Year’s good luck symbol of a little chimney sweeper is turned upside down in Frédéric Schuld’s powerful short.