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2024 Oscars Short Film Contenders: ‘Our Uniform’ Director Yegane Moghaddam

Welcome to Cartoon Brew’s series of spotlights focusing on the animated shorts that have qualified for the 2024 Oscars. There are …

Featuring expressive paper cut-outs and pastels, Voitova’s bite-sized stories are packed with emotional punch.

Dermange’s autobiographical documentary tells a larger story of generational trauma suffered by many Armenian families.

Hulu will debut Dan Harmon’s new series ‘Krapopolis,’ Max is bringing back the ‘Tiny Toons,’ and Netflix will say goodbye to ‘Disenchantment.’

Junyi Xiao talks us through the years-long evolution of his film’s deeply personal narrative.

After deciding he’d never pull of the trick in real life, Diakur tasked a digital version of himself to learn how to backflip.

The film screened in Portland over the weekend and is headed to the Ottawa Intl. Animation Festival next month.

Eight films were selected for the Animation category and an animated short features in both the Experimental and Documentary categories.

Tomchuk’s vibrant lo-fi digital works are bizarro head twisters you can’t – and don’t want to – unsee.

Lim used crayons to animate the adorable plants that populate the world of ‘My Mu,’ giving it an organic texture.

The sci-fi short features a thrilling chase scene with a jetpack wearing sea monster and a granny on a penguin-shaped sea bike.

Standouts from this year’s lineup include Annecy titles ’27,’ ‘Electra,’ ‘La Perra,’ ‘Nun or Never!’ and ‘Baigal Nuur – Lake Baikal.’

Director Silvia Prietov spoke with us about the honor she and her team felt in being asked to produce the short.

One of our favorite shorts from last year, ‘Sierra’ is now free to watch online.

An orange stick figure takes on complex equations in a battle that has animation fans and mathematicians equally excited.

Today’s Cartoon Brew Pick is a throwback to frantic Japanese anime from the VHS era, including tracking lines and wonky audio.

Cruikshank’s work melds vivid, eye-popping graphics fusing fantasy and early cartoons with bizarre stories and characters.

Lahham’s short ‘Rise and Shine’ is an animated tribute to the 1970s Syrian program ‘Sah Al-Noom.’

The film won the European Film Award for best short film, beating out the continent’s best in live action and animation.

The film screened in Annecy’s short competition last month and is now available to watch for free online.