Little Nemo, or Winsor McCay: The Famous Cartoonist of the N.Y. Herald and His Moving Comics (1911) – Short Film

Winsor McCay, the famous cartoonist of the N.Y. Herald, presents his idea of drawing pictures in a way that will make them move. All he has to do is make four thousand pen drawings, and he will accomplish this in a months time. His creation becomes one of the earliest animated films. The premise is

Coda (2013) – Short Film

An animated exploration of the moments following death. This somber look at life reveals the importance of appreciating our experience while we still can. Alan Holly and his team created a powerful message portrayed through creative artistry. Coda has a simplistic and fluid style that produces a dreamlike sequence of events. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkA3sLyEWdU ★★★★ Directed by:

A Drawing (2018) – Short

In A Drawing, a child misses the chance to say goodbye to his dying mother.  Although, he may have a second chance to say goodbye and give her one final gift. A Drawing was without a doubt the best animated short at the Breckenridge Film Festival.  This touching story is less like an emotional roller

Sledgehammer (The Abyss of Peleliu) (2018) – Short

I am the harvest of man's stupidity. A raw and gripping dive into the horrors and bloodshed that took place during World War II.  Sledgehammer is based on the memoir, With the Old Breed, written by Eugene Sledge.  Baker's use of archival footage superimposed by animation highlights the carnage and emphasizes the intensity.  Narration from the

WALL·E (2008)

Just needed someone to look after you, that's all. Left alone on a planet, a trash compacting robot searches for meaning in an endless loop.  In a sea of meaningless nostalgia, Wall-E fantasizes about companionship and a sense of belonging.  His adventure leads him on a quest for love and to preserve hope that Earth