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Category Archives: Video Friday
Video Friday
Today’s Video Friday is a blast from the past (well, not that far into the past): Statuesque, written and directed by Neil Gaiman in 2009. The short, wordless film features Bill Nighy, who daily observes a group of living statues. One … Continue reading
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Tagged Amanda Palmer, Bill Nighy, Neil Gaiman, short films, silent films, Statuesque
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Video Friday
Here are two ways to do scary science fiction (okay, the first one isn’t terribly scary). First is 88:88 by Sean Wilson and Joey Ciccoline, a well done film with minimal dialogue. Here’s the official description: Val has lost control … Continue reading
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Tagged 88:88, Alien, alien abduction, Clark Baker, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, horror films, Joey Ciccoline, Kickstarter, science fiction, Sean Wilson, short films, The Thing, Vessel
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Video Friday
Today’s videos are all delicious animated shorts. First up is Now You Know It Anyway from Polder Animation. The official synopsis: At a sunny flea market, Robin tries to sell her own made-up stories. As she tells one of her … Continue reading
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Tagged Anikey Studios, animation, Jacob Streilein, Little Quentin, noir, Now You Know It Anyway, Polder Animation, short films, Swelter
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Video Friday
This animated short film is serious messed-up fun. Murder, by Yang Tzu Ting, is about twin Cooper brothers, scientists who are working on a machine that clones organisms in body and soul. After his brother is violently murdered, William tests … Continue reading
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Video Friday
The Girl and the Fox is a lovely, charming animated short written and directed by Tyler J. Kupferer. Check out the film’s official home page and theFacebook page for more information. Here’s the official description: Ilona, a nine-year-old girl who lives in … Continue reading
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Tagged Base14, foxes, short films, The Girl and the Fox, Tyler J. Kupferer
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