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“Disassembled” by Junaid Chundrigar

The Netherlands based Junaid Chundrigar (previously featured on Cartoon Brew with Sheeped Away) made Disassembled after drawing some …

Morgan Miller (Teela!) and his quirky sense of humor are back: (Thanks, Andrew Misha)

Owen Dennis, an English teacher working in China, took about 6 months in his spare time to create this 4 minute animated video for his …

The incomparable Robert Valley (Gorillaz, “The Beatles: Rock Band” cinematic, and character designer on the upcoming Tron: Uprising …

Kangmin Kim impressed in 2010 with his student short Visit. He has continued to evolve his labor-intensive mixed-media approach with his …

I just caught up with this simple but highly effective little “action film”. French director Lilian Hardouineau keeps the focus on camera …

Who’s afraid of Arithmetic? A beautiful graduation film by Giovanni Munari and Dalila Rovazzani for Italy’s Experimental Film Center …

Watching Kontraste by Sieglinde Hamacher makes me realize I’ve never seen any East German animation. From what I’ve read, their state-run …

Thirty-five students from 20 U.S. colleges and universities have been selected as finalists in the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and …

Tonight, ASIFA-East handed out prizes for its 43nd annual Animation Festival. The Rauch Brothers took home the Best in Show for their …

Kaj Pindal, who turns eighty-five years old this year, ranks up there as one of my all-time favorite animators. Pindal typically works …

This is the poster (designed by Jeff Turley) for Paperman, a Disney short that’s been generating buzz for its distinctive melding of CG …

An old man enters a subway car. Nobody offers him a seat. Violence ensues. Student Sean Soong created this film at Communication …

Quick reminder: we’re soon going to begin accepting submissions for the 3rd annual Cartoon Brew Student Animation Festival. Last year’s …

“Kickball” is a third-year film made byDana Terrace at the School of the Visual Arts.

I post films for many different reasons on Cartoon Brew. Laissez, Laissez Entrer Le Soleil merits a post mainly because Charles Lemor …

In a breath life goes on… Short and sweet concept beautifully executed by Raoul Olou.

If not for the cutting and pacing of the film, it would be easy to imagine Walerian Borowczyk’s Les Astronautes had been made today–and …

In 2007, French president Nicolas Sarkozy was quoted as saying he preferred an excess of caricature to an absence of caricature. French …

The weary residents of a large residential complex want to get away from it all, until a young man with a musical instrument moves into …