Space Shower TV is a Japanese music channel which also features a variety of thirty second shorts from various directors. Everything we’ve seen passes the weirdness test, but we found these two to be exceptional.
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Space Shower TV is a Japanese music channel which also features a variety of thirty second shorts from various directors. Everything we’ve seen passes the weirdness test, but we found these two to be exceptional.
A small series of events leaves three strangers drifting on a train they don’t recall boarding.
A young boy fears of one day joining the world of drifting adults.
A vase called Decoration directs a play about a girl accidentally squeezing her pet hamster to death; all while living inside her body.
“Adventure Time”‘s creator Pendleton Ward teamed up with Breehn Burns to start the web series Bravest Warriors. In this first episode, the team must save the planet of Glendale from the Fartsparkles Effect. “Daily ritual, absurd cycle… Every character follows his predecessor… Always… Indefinitely…”-Director’s statement CONTENT WARNING: This short contains brief cartoon nudity.
Gavrilo’s seven-year “labor of insanity” tells the story of Lazar, a man at odds with the legal system for choosing not to remain within the confines of his city wall. This week we feature Run Wrake’s visual companion to excerpts of Howie B’s first album, Music for Babies. They compliment each other remarkably well by distorting natural sounds and images until they seem as if they’re from another world entirely.
Tension arises in a small, western town when the Undertaker comes for an extended visit. CONTENT WARNING: This short contains strong, graphic violence that some viewers may find unsuitable. “The Lennon/McCartney songs used in the film seem to have been conceived and brought forth in the pure simple spirit of mystical innocence, like the works of Chagall. And, like Chagall’s works, the film tries to include everything in the world to make up its own cosmos. The animation style ranges from storybook simplicity to . . . → Read More: 128. YELLOW SUBMARINE (1968) |
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