I Feel The Weight of “The Weight”
The Weight is highly recommended, will transport you back to its Great Depression-era setting and will have you rooting for the protagonist harder than most films this year
Pictoplasma: Characters in Motion, Vol. 1 (2005)
The 1st Volume of Characters in Motion introduces a new wealth of cutting edge character visuals to the established world of animation. The DVD compiles over 90 stylistically outstanding films by 60 international studios, artists and designers in curated programs such as Characters in Narration, Characters in Rhythm and Characters in Motion. Additionally, a special selection menu allows to sort the 180+ minutes of animation by creator, character or style.
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The 1st Volume of Characters in Motion introduces a new wealth of cutting edge character visuals to the established world of animation. The DVD compiles over 90 stylistically outstanding films by 60 international studios, artists and designers in curated programs such as Characters in Narration, Characters in Rhythm and Characters in Motion. Additionally, a special selection menu allows to sort the 180+ minutes of animation by creator, character or style.
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Genre:Animation
Directed By:Archer$Beck, Layla Atkinson, Bessy & Combe, Todd Dever, Renaud Martin, Dean Bradley, Bernard Derriman, Ben Bocquelet, Arvind Palep, Saiman Chow, Marc Craste, Laith Bahrani, Chris Do, Aleixo Leite, Bruno Rojas, Julian Pablo Manzelli, Steve Casino, Han Lee, Joris Clerté, Matias Vigliano, Glenn D'Hondt, Frederic Dufau, Mariano Barbieri, Adam Elliot, BirG, Orilo Blandini, Doudouboy, Philippe Massonnat, Emerson Rodrigues, Matt Everitt, Matt Eller, Derrick Hodgson, Sam Borkson, Sonia Ortiz Alcon, Arv Slabosevicius, Nathan Jurevicius, Maximilian Graenitz, Mark Cutler, Matteo Manzini, Sean Wainsteim, Steve Wilson, Todd St. John, Lorenzo Fonda, Frank Falcone, Gareth Howell, Arturo Sandoval III, Bill Morrison, Fredrik Nordbeck, Gerald Soto, Pleix, Guilherme Marcondes, Mari-Chan, Chris Harding, Kathi Kappel, Mateus De Paula Santos, Niels Jansson, David Schlafman, Rinzen, Manu Martín, Fons Schiedon, Mumbleboy, PSYOP, Paul Hwang, Bard Hole Standal, Aaron Stewart, Motomichi Nakamura, James Marshall (Dalek), Benjamin Lee, El Niño Rodríguez, David Partington, Nicholas Weigel, Joji Koyama, Trunk, Waytion, JJ Walker, Tokyoplastic, Chris Hauge
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In Theaters:10/1/2005
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