Short Animation Film #23 : Même les pigeons vont au paradis
This week short-film takes place in France and tells the story of a priest who tries to convince an old man that it’s time to go to heaven. But suddenly they receive an unexpected visit.
Short Animation Film #22 : Descendants
Descandants tells the story of two flowers living in a wood. One is old and has a blurry past, the other is young and wants to discover new things. One day this latest sees a...
New version of Art-Spire
Launched in september 2009 1th, Art-Spire grows everyday on the web at an international scale. Faithfull to our initial ambitions, we have published everyday one, sometimes two, articles on numerous themes : illustration, graphic design,...
Short Animation Film #21 : Tachaaan!
In a circus, the human canonball and the elephant give themselves a hard time behind the scenes. But which one will succeed in get ride of the other ? It’s the story of this humorous...
Short Animation Film #20 : Fly
Everybody has already been annoyed by a fly flying around. That fact has inspired the director Alan Short who presents us a short-film with a simple but very hilarious story.
Short Animation Film #19 : Granny O’Grimm’s Sleeping Beauty
The short film of the week has been nominated at the Academy Awards 2010. It’s a satirical comedy in which a granny tells an unusual story to her granddaughter.
Short Animation Film #18 : Logorama
Logorama is a name that may sound familiar to you and that’s probably because it’s the winner of 2010 Academy Award in the Best Animated Short Film category.
Short Animation Film #17 : The Lady and The Reaper
Nominated at Academy Award this year in the Best Animated Short Film category, The Lady and The Reaper is a movie with a excellent story and a breathtaking production.
Short Animation Film #16 : Oktapodi
Oktapodi is a two minutes short film full of action. It tells us the story of two octopi totally in love and absolutely inseparable. They are ready for anything in order to stay alive!
Short Animation Film #15 : French Roast
The Short Animation Film of the week is called French Roast. If that name seems familiar to you it’s normal : it has received many awards and has been nominated at the Oscars this year.
Short Animation Film #14 : Big Catch
Big Catch Movie is a short animation film directed by the freelance Moles Merlo in 2010. This film is an end of study project. The story takes place at the seaside where a shark wants...
Short Animation Film #13 : Meet Meline
When a young French couple decides to create a short animation film in 3D it gives Meet Meline, a true masterpiece which currently makes a lot of buzz on the web !
Short Animation Film #12 : Round 6
This week is all about action with Round 6, a short animation film featuring an imaginary sport, the Fragball, where players compete at the risk of their life.
Nuit Blanche : breathtaking short film in slow motion
This is not Saturday but nevertheless here is an absolutely amazing black & white short film that is poetic, romantic, fascinating and touching at the same time!
Short Animation Film #11 : Elk Hair Caddis
As you may have noticed, many short animation films bet on humour and on totally improbable situations. It is notably the case for the very funny Elk Hair Caddis.
Short Animation Film #10 : Theme Planet
In a vast amusement park considering as a planet, a mad scientist turns animals into feather-brain employees until the day when a rabbit escape his laboratory.
Short Animation Film #9 : Pigeon Impossible
Pigeon Impossible is, as its name implies, a short animation film which the main strength is abrasive humour. But it is also exceptional on many other domains.
Short Animation Film #8 : The Passenger
Eight years, it’s the time needed by Chris Jones to make The Passenger, a 3D animation short film simply exceptional at all levels and with a good dose of humour.
Short Animation Film #7 : Alma
A young girl walks into a snowy alley when she’s suddenly fascinated by a doll resembling her strangely in the window of a shop.
Short Animation Film #6 : Sebastian’s Voodoo
Author of many short animation films and many times award-winning, Joaquin Baldwin (26 years old) provides us with Sebastian’s Voodoo a stunning work that received the 2009 Cannes Film Festival award in its category.