Little Audrey – Tarts and Flowers: sugar and spice that are not too nice in a rich and lavish film
Bill Tytla, “Little Audrey – Tarts and Flowers” (1950) Part of a series of cartoons
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
Dave Fleischer, “All’s Fair at the Fair” (1938) Best known for their Popeye and Betty
Otto Messmer, “Feline Follies” (1919) By no means a great cartoon or even a mildly
Dick Huemer, “The Little Pest” (1931) Chiefly remarkable for its depiction of sibling-on-sibling violence, this
Ub Iwerks, “Balloon Land” (1935) For sure this cartoon with the Hansel-and-Gretel morality fairy-tale plot
William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, “Blue Cat Blues” (1956) With dark themes of depression, substance abuse
Dave Fleischer, “Swing You Sinners!” (1930) A bizarre little cartoon short, filled with the most
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Dexter Fletcher, “Rocketman” (2019) Rather than playing as a straight biopic – a template that
Michael Engler, “The Chaperone” (2018) A film of self-discovery and self-transformation leading to personal freedom,