Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts

Sunday, March 14, 2021

Adolescence of Utena

 Adolescence of Utena is the movie version of Revolutionary Girl Utena manga and anime. I watched about half of the anime episodes, and found a dubbed version of the film for our next cinema club chat. I tried not to compare the movie to the anime too much. I need to rewatch the subbed version because I always find dubs so annoying. The film focuses on how Utena and Anthy come together to overcome and rise above their issues to be better and stronger people.

The dance sequence:

 

 

Utena turns into a car: 

Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Birdboy


"Birdboy", an animated short film by Alberto Vásquez, (artist, animator, illustrator) was awarded the Goya, Spain's version of the Oscars.

Tuesday, January 16, 2007

Every story

I'm putting together some things on for a class on narrative, and I was so happy to find this old Sesame Street Classic. I didn't watch Sesame Street growing up; I watched it with my daughter. We taped a lot of episodes and watched them over and over. A couple of my favorite bits were animated by super talented Sally Cruikshank. She has put some of her videos up on YouTube. I think this one--"Every story has a beginning, middle and an end" is a great version of a lot of narrative theory--and you can dance to it! It sounds a lot like what the Talking Heads were doing at the time, which is probably one of the reasons I like it.