Short Film Saturday: What on Earth! (1966)
The films I share in my 31 Days of Oscar posts tend to get lost in the shuffle, so I’ll be featuring them on Short Film Saturday to give them their due.
What on Earth! (1966)
Animation
Short Film Saturday: The Thieving Magpie (La gazza ladra) (1964)
The films I share in my 31 Days of Oscar posts tend to get lost in the shuffle, so I’ll be featuring them on Short Film Saturday to give them their due.
The Thieving Magpie (1964)
Short Film Saturday: The Drag (1966)
The films I share in my 31 Days of Oscar posts tend to get lost in the shuffle, so I’ll be featuring them on Short Film Saturday to give them their due.
The Drag (1966)
Short Film Saturday: The Pink Phink (1964)
The films I share in my 31 Days of Oscar posts tend to get lost in the shuffle, so I’ll be featuring them on Short Film Saturday to give them their due.
The Pink Phink (1964)
Short Film Saturday: Pianissimo (1963)
The films I share in my 31 Days of Oscar posts tend to get lost in the shuffle, so I’ll be featuring them on Short Film Saturday to give them their due.
Pianissimo (1963)
Short Film Saturday: Les Escargots (The Snails) (1968)
I realized I didn’t have a post scheduled for today, so rather than reshuffle the schedule I decided to share this surreal gem from the legendary French animator René Laloux.
Enjoy!
Short Film Saturday: The Box (1967)
The films I share in my 31 Days of Oscar posts tend to get lost in the shuffle, so I’ll be featuring them on Short Film Saturday to give them their due.
The Box (1967)
Short Film Saturday: Evolution (1971)
The films I share in my 31 Days of Oscar lists tend to get lost in the shuffle, so I’ll be featuring them on Short Film Saturday to give them their due.
Animation offerings by the National Film Board of Canada tend to be very strong.
Short Film Saturday: Is it Always Right to be Right? (1970)
The films I share in my 31 Days of Oscar lists tend to get lost in the shuffle, so I’ll be featuring them on Short Film Saturday to give them their due.
Aside from the stylistic animation choices of the era, this short can apply to many eras of American history.
Short Film Saturday: Paul Fierlinger
Earlier this year the animation world lost an unsung hero. Paul Fierlinger was perhaps best known as the writer/director of the Teeny Little Super Guy shorts on Sesame Street. He and his wife Sandra also created the critically acclaimed My Dog Tulip. I’ve linked to some of his work here and recommend you read the great profile Cartoon Brew did on him. Enjoy!
His Alphabet song also from Sesame Street.
