Some of my Favorite Non Hollywood Cartoons
I thought that I'd share some of my most favorite animated short films with you today. I tried to avoid Hollywood films (though somehow the Dot and the Line got in there.) I hope that you enjoy and are inspired by them.
Frederic Back's Crac!:
Frederic Back's The Man Who Planted Trees:
Yuri Norstein's Tale of Tales:
Tim Burton's Vincent:
Mel Brooks' The Critic:
Bob's Birthday by Alison Snowden and David Fine:
The Crunch Bird:
The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics:
Hilary:
Hilary from anthony hodgson on Vimeo.
The Hubley's MoonBird:
If you're interested in more, my husband's list of Non Hollywood Cartoons is here while the Hollywood Cartoons are here.
Frederic Back's Crac!:
Frederic Back's The Man Who Planted Trees:
Yuri Norstein's Tale of Tales:
Tim Burton's Vincent:
Mel Brooks' The Critic:
Bob's Birthday by Alison Snowden and David Fine:
The Crunch Bird:
The Dot and the Line: A Romance in Lower Mathematics:
Hilary:
Hilary from anthony hodgson on Vimeo.
The Hubley's MoonBird:
If you're interested in more, my husband's list of Non Hollywood Cartoons is here while the Hollywood Cartoons are here.
Comments
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(and a head's up -- you've accidentally embedded "The man who planted trees" twice -- the second one is where "Vincent" should be :)