Soviet Toys, Dziga Vertov, 1924

We Can Do It, Lev Atamanov, 1970

The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle and Mr. Jeremy Fisher, Geoff Dunbar and Dianne Fisher, 1994

Episode 6 of The World of Peter Rabbit and Friends, an animated BBC series based on the stories of Beatrix Potter.

Smile, Darn Ya, Smile, Rudolph Ising, 1931

You Don't Know What You're Doin', Rudolph Ising, 1931

Little Johnny Jet, Tex Avery, 1953

This seems to be a popular destination cartoon. Unfortunately, the version I had originally posted was taken down. This version shall serve as a watchable placeholder until I can do better.

The Goddamn George Liquor Program: Babysitting the Idiot, John Kricfalusi, 1997

This is an episode of a Flash series Kricfalusi made back in the 1990s, when dinosaurs roamed the internet.






Now he would like your assistance making a much more awesome George Q. Liquor cartoon, Cans Without Labels.

KICKSTARTER THINGY

You can give him money and get stuff, and then he will take all the money and make a cartoon out of it!

Salt, Jankovics Marcell and Elek Lisziák, 1977

The first episode of Magyar népmesék , this time with English subtitles.

The Speech of the Animals, Mária Horváth, 1989

This is an episode from the fourth series of Magyar népmesék (Hungarian Folk Tales.)

A kiskakas gyémánt félkrajcárja, Macskássy Gyula, 1951

Also without subtitles, alas.

Nyelvlecke (Language Lesson) Vajda Béla, 1968

Somewhat ironically, this film about a language lesson has no subtitles.

One Ham's Family, Tex Avery, 1943

The Astronomer's Dream, Malcolm Sutherland, 2009

Beflügelte Metamorphosen (Winged Metamorphosis) Marek Spielmann, 1984

Princess Iron Fan, Wan Guchan and Wan Laiming, 1941

Princess Iron Fan is the first animated feature film made in China.

Street of Crocodiles, Stephen and Timothy Quay, 1986

Spray, Havard Forland Isaksen , 2011

Via the ever-awesome Cartoon Brew

Sottaceti (Pickles) Bruno Bozzetto, 1971

The Centaurs,Winsor McCay, 1921

Who Will Tell A Fable, Robert Sahakyants, 1982

Here's a somewhat higher quality video, without subtitles:

The Spine, Chris Landreth, 2009

Franz Kafka, Piotr Dumala, 1992

Knopka (Button) Robert Sahakyants, 1989

Meeting Harry Smith, Drew Christie, 2011

John Cohen talks about ... well, meeting Harry Smith.

I am very jealous of John Cohen.

Kaleidoscope, Len Lye, 1935

Labyrinth, Piotr Kamler, 1970

Nachtvlinders, Raoul Servais, 1998

Old Glory, Chuck Jones, 1939

Rubik's Cube, Aleksandr Tatarskiy, Igor Kovalev, Vladen Barbe, and A. Fedulov, 1985

Brought to us via the ever-gracious Niffiwan:
This is a collection of three films from 1985 by people who would later form "Pilot Animation Studio". 1) The Box of Pencil Crayons 2) Did You See the Hare? 3) Rubik's Cube: Clownery. My favourite is "The Box of Pencil Crayons", for the enchanting, dynamic animation. It was a real pain to translate, too... (actually, I recommend reading the song lyrics first and not reading the subtitles while you watch it)

Tides, To and Fro, Ivan Maximov, 2010

I still love Ivan Maximov.

Seven Corners, Todd Hemker, 2001