Matrix III, John Whitney, 1972

Lichtspiel Opus 1, Walther Ruttman. 1921

Synchromy No. 4: Escape, Mary Ellen Bute and Ted Nemeth 1938

It's Tough To Be A Bird, Ward Kimball, 1969

Pigs in a Polka, Isadore Freleng, 1943

Das Blaue Wunder, Hans Fischerkosen, 1935

1935 advertisement for Muratti cigarettes.

Crvekapia (Little Red Riding Hood) Josip Sudar, 1954

Samac, Vatroslav Mimica, 1958

You are so jealous.

I am about to see DON HERTZFELDT. FOR REAL. THIS IS SO COOL. YAAAAAAAAYYYYY! E.T.A. AN AWKWARD MOMENT WITH DON HERTZFELDT I am the girl one.

Vau!Vau! Boris Kolar, 1964

Sunday, Nikolai Todorov , 1980

De Facto, Donyo Donev, 1973

Apple, Todor Dinov and Stoyan Dukov , 1963

Horoscope, Zdenka Doicheva, 1974

The Penwiper, Joseph Sunn, 1926

Short made by pioneering Chinese-American filmmaker Joseph Sunn for Raph Wolfe's Mud Stuff series.

The Romance of Betty Boop, Bill Melendez, 1985

Those familiar with the Fleischer brothers original Betty might find her characterization in this 1985 television special jarring, though clearly pains have been taken to assure Mizz Boop retains her ba-doop (she's apparently based heavily on Grim Natwick's character sketches.)


Still, it's a cute special with some cool design, if you can step back from your strong expectations of what a Betty Boop cartoon is supposed to be (and deal with her cringe inducing sexy-talk.) The fey, louche, cross-eyed, butt-chinned Waldo VanLavish cracks me up.


Whatever happened to that Bimbo fellow? He seemed like such a nice young man.

It's Everybody's Business, John Sutherland, 1954

Zal and Simorgh, Ali Akbar Sadeghi, 1977

No subtitles or translation but enjoy this beautiful animation from Iran.

La Cosa (The Thing) Harry Reade, 1962

Click Go the Shears, Harry Reade and Clem Millward, 1956

All Wrong Old Laddiebuck, Charlie Bowers, 1919

A cautionary tale reminding our boys in uniform to beware of temptresses in their newfangled auto-mobiles.

Cow on the Moon, Dusan Vukotic, 1959

The Owl who Married a Goose, Caroline Leaf, 1974

The Information Machine, Charles and Ray Eames, 1958

The Fable of He and She, Eliot Noyes, 1974

När Kapten Grogg skulle porträtteras, Victor Bergdahl, 1917

Featuring some pretty ingenius interaction between animated characters and live actors.

Opera, Bruno Bozzetto and Guido Manuli, 1973

Up is Down, Mildred Goldsholl, 1969

Das Wunder, Walther Ruttman and Julian Pinschewer, 1922

And advertisement for Kantorowicz-Liköre, wherein our protagonists suffer no ill effects whatsoever from consuming alcohol.

Petites Causes, Grands Effets, O'Galop (Maurice Rossilon) 1912

With one other anti-booze film, Le circut de l'alcool(1912) and Pour résister à la tuberculose (1918)which suggests that one can "knock out" tuberculosis with fresh air and exercise rather than medicine.

Seems legit.




With subtitles and a more contemporary soundtrack.

The Adventures of *, John and Faith Hubley, 1957

Gotta have more Hubley wonderfulness.

Oh, incidentally, the * in this cartoon is not the same as Kurt Vonnegut's *. Totally different guy.