The folks over at AWN are showcasing the animated films up for an Oscar this year. They show short clips from most films along with stills and a synopsisenough to give you taste of each film.
The new Short of the Week website has launched! Here is what you can expect
An inventive digital animation about a father and son mortician who go to Hell and back (literally) to deliver a casket. 2008 Oscar nominee.
A beautiful collision of art and science that brings a series of intangible scientific theories to life.—A Sundance 10/10 film: online
This year, the Sundance Film Festival will highlight an exclusive selection of 10 short films over 10 days on the iTunes Store.Beginning January 15th with the first film, Short of the Week will be reviewing each film as they're releasedgiving our expert advice on whether to watch it or not.
In honor of all the golden statues soon to be handed over to Hollywood, we will focus on honoring the many overlooked short films that have earned accolades on smaller stages.
Hey Readers, I'd like to invite everyone to take an active role in Short of the Week by telling us what you'd like to see in our redesign of the site. Your suggestions will help shape the decisions we make, so don't hold anything back.
This chillingly simple animation of Gabor Barabas poem The Spider cracks into the depths of the human cycle in a sharp three minutes. The Spider shows us the contradictions of lifelove and death, beauty and indifference.
The cult-fave comic strip brings its biting political satire to the web in bite-sized installments.
