French and French-language Films
Dogs: a metaphor for the psychological and other effects of global war and violence
Mohammad Babakoohi, Jakob Bednarz, Benjamin Berrebi, Diego Cristofano, Théo Noble, Karlo Pavicic-Ravlic, Marthinus van Rooyen,
French and French-language Films
Mohammad Babakoohi, Jakob Bednarz, Benjamin Berrebi, Diego Cristofano, Théo Noble, Karlo Pavicic-Ravlic, Marthinus van Rooyen,
French and French-language Films
Cécile Guillard, Lana Choukroune, Yijia Cao, “Out of Range” (2019) In the Gobelins animated universe,
Q-rais, “The Lost Breakfast” (2015) Where some cartoonists treat the weekday early morning ritual of
French and French-language Films
Bruno Cohen, Germaine Colajanni, Rohan Deshchougule, Ronit Kelkar, Isabella Littger de Pinho, Diego Porral, Yujia
French and French-language Films
Florencia Atra, Leonard Hicks, Man Luo, Claire Matz, Luana Nguyen, Marine Petri, “Oasis” (2019) Compared
Chinese and Chinese-language Films
Jiaozi, “Ne Zha” (2019) A loud, noisy and overblown blockbuster animation fantasy made to please
Kim Heeyae, “Shadow Thief” (2018) Done entirely in black and white and shades of grey
Bill Tytla, “Little Audrey – Tarts and Flowers” (1950) Part of a series of cartoons
Sid Marcus, “The Mad Hatter” (1940) Mocking the faddish nature of women’s fashions, this animated
Laura Neuvonen, “The Last Knit” (2005) Technically this digital animated short is well done but