Blockhead: The Music Scene, Anthony Schepperd, 2010

Useless Bear, M. Saralidze, 1978

Fox Woman, Priit Tender, 2002

The first time I saw this it was 4:30 in the morning and I couldn't find any information about it whatsoever.

Seems like an appropriate way to watch it.

Having Soul, Riho Unt, 2002

This is a somewhat talky film from Estonian puppet animation studio Nukufilm, and I couldn't find a version with subtitles.
The synopsis from Nukufilm's site:

Based on the short story “Living Dolls” by estonian writer Anton Hansen Tammsaare.
“Having Soul” is the story of a little boy and his big dream – toy soldiers with souls, who would close their eyes, when dying.

The Water People, Paul Driessen, 1992

Think You're So Clever, Marty Gra? Robert Sahakyants, 1985

Mother Goose Goes to Hollywood, Wilfred Jackson, 1938

Out of Play, Ivan Maximov, 2012

Brand spankin' new Ivan Maximov, just born earlier this month. Squee.

Kilplased, Rein Raamat, 1974

Blue Sea, White Foam, Robert Sahakyants, 1984

Have You Got Any Castles, Frank Tashlin, 1938

Dumb-hounded, Tex Avery, 1943

Introducing "The Happy Hound," aka Droopy.

Wow, A Talking Fish! Robert Sahakyants, 1983

I'm OK

Mostly. I accidentally marked the date on Saturday's post for June 1st and misdated today's post as well. Then I freaked out and posted tomorrow's cartoon today for a few minutes, until Cavin told me what I did with yesterday's cartoon. anyway, I fixed it, everything is back to mostly normal. As you were.

This is A Recorded Message, Jean-Thomas Bedard, 1973

The Chinese Nightingale, Rudolph Isisng, 1935

Happy Birthday, Vladimir Tarasov, 1972

King Brian the Wild, Terry Gilliam, 1996

Animation of a scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail which was never filmed. This was used for the CD ROM game Monty Python & the Quest for the Holy Grail.

Good Little Monkeys, Hugh Harman, 1935

Swing Wedding, Hugh Harman, 1937

All the Cats Join In, Jack Kinney, 1946

Reason and Emotion, Bill Roberts,1943

The Story of Menstruation, Walt Disney Productions with Mason Hohn, 1946

The Winged Scourge, Bill Justice and Bill Roberts, 1943

Goodnight Kiwi, Sam Harvey, 1980

This version of the much-beloved character (and his cat) put New Zealand Television to bed from 1980-1994.

Mutya, Blog Caliguia, 2009

Andong Agimat: Kanya ang Kalye, Arnold Arre, 2011

Filipino graphic novelist Arnold Arre wanted to see his superhero Andong Agimat come to life.

As a graphic novelist, I've always been frustrated with the limitations of the static comic book page. I wanted to see my drawings in motion and have the luxury to set them to sound and particularly music. Armed with experience from the many flip books I made as a kid, I managed to make my very first animated film, Andong Agimat: Kanya ang Kalye ("The Streets are His").. It's only 4 minutes long but it took around two weeks to make. I really had fun working on this and I hope you'll enjoy watching it. :)

A Family Portrait, Joseph Pierce, 2010

Les Paysagiste, Jacques Drouin, 1976

Rubicon, Gil Alkabetz, 1997

Home on the Rails, Paul Driessen, 1981