February, 2005 | Film Threat

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9

“9” is like a cross between the Brothers Quay and Tim Burton. Shane Acker’s 3-D compuer-animated short is a story of miniature-scale sack people who...

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THE BIRTHDAY

Kari Juusonen’s “The Birthday” uses impressive stop-motion puppets to portray a man who works at a high-tech slaughter house and the cow who...

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FALLEN ART

“Fallen Art,” Tomek Baginski’s computer animation about scarred and suffering soldiers in a sinister camp, confirms the promise shown in the...

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MOO(N)

“Moo(n)” is an imaginative black-and-white cut-out-style animation about a girl, the cow she loves, and a mischievous bee who gets the cow stuck on the...

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RYAN

Chris Landreth’s “Ryan” brilliantly combines many styles and movements into one animated documentary short. The 3-D animation focuses on the life of...

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THROUGH MY THICK GLASSES

“Through My Thick Glasses,” directed by Pjotr Sapegin, shows a warm story of an old man telling his grandson about his World War II experience. The...

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THE CHANGERS (DVD)

250 bucks. That*s how much "The Changers", a "suspense filled Sci-Fi action horror film with comedy and lots of action" (or so the box describes it), film...

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FLYING

If hours upon hours have been eaten up standing in a crowded airport, waiting to catch that flight to anywhere in particular, then you probably know where...

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PASSENGERS

On a subway, as displayed in black-and-white in “Passengers”, the trip can be typical if you’re just an average ant of the looming metropolis. The...

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HITCH

Will Smith has proven to be such an immensely charismatic, easily likable, and effortlessly charming star in a variety of media, I always wondered why no...

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