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1. Sixteen Animated Shorts Selected for Slamdance 2017

Learn about—and watch—the 16 animated shorts that will be presented at Slamdance next month.

The post Sixteen Animated Shorts Selected for Slamdance 2017 appeared first on Cartoon Brew.

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2. Festival Review: New Chitose, The World’s Only Airport Animation Festival

Taking place entirely inside an airport terminal, New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival is a particularly refreshing festival that is not to be missed.

The post Festival Review: New Chitose, The World’s Only Airport Animation Festival appeared first on Cartoon Brew.

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3. ‘Horse’ by Shen Jie

Five chapters about horse are cut up.

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4. “Stammer” by Shen Jie

A man plus an ice cream cone is not the recipe for tension-filled drama unless the film is Stammer. This playful experimental piece by Chinese animator Shen Jie (b. 1989) reveals its story through a single repeating action that builds incrementally. The sound design adds the right touch of humor to complete the idea.

(h/t, Caleb Wood)

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