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Minotauromaquia by Juan Pablo Etcheverry
 January 25, 2008 6:55 am
Minotauromaquia is an intriguing stop motion short I saw a few years back in Annecy. It’s directed by Spaniard Juan Pablo Etcheverry. The short will appeal most to those who are familiar with Picasso’s work, though the message should be clear to all. Jeff Hasulo’s blog Hydrocephalic Bunny also offers some nice thoughts about the film.
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This is cool. Nightmarish.
Well conceived and well executed.
Thanks for posting.
Este tÃo es un genio, rediez! ;-)
Seems to me like ol’ Picasso got a little lost in his work.
…….It happens.
almost creepy but very nice