Uhuka, a kis bagoly (The Naughty Owlet) Gyula Macskássy, 1969

Macskafogó (Cat City) Béla Ternovszky,1986

Here's one of the rare Hungarian animated features that I actually recall being released in the United States, although it was very limited and poorly publicized.

Lúdas Matyi (Matt the Goose Boy) Attila Dargay, 1977

Another Hungarian feature, this one is dubbed in English.

Hófehér (Slow White) József Nepp, 1984

OK, someone posted a some Hungarian features with English subs and I am really unreasonably excited about this.
This one is a wry take on Snow White.

János Vitéz (John the Valiant) Marcell Jankovics, 1973

The tale of the Hungarian folk hero John the Valiant, as animated by Marcell Jankovics. You might recall he is the director of the stunning visual feast that is Fehérlófia: this is not quite as bonkers, but bears a lot of the same stylistic flourish.

This is a feature, so get comfy.

Szaffi, Attila Dargay, 1984

OOH It's a FEATURE. From Hungary!

Don't worry, though, it's got English subtitles. Unlike what I usually do to you.

Dead, Joe Bichard, 2013

Via Metafilter.

Close But No Cigar, John Kricfalusi, 2006

Music video for Weird Al Yankovic.

FOR HIRE! BANGALORE RICKSHAW, Xaver Xylophon, 2012

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When the Tide is Out, Xaver Xylophon, 2011

Latajace wlosy (Flying Hair) Piotr Dumala, 1984

The Expert, Matt Semke, 2011

Music video for Brian DeRemer.

Bang! Robert Breer, 1986

An Optical Poem, Oskar Fischinger, 1938

Lichtspiel: Opus I, Walter Ruttmann, 1921

Transfigured, Stephen Arthur, 1998

An homage to Canadian artist Jack Shadbolt--the late "eminence gris" of West Coast modernism--made entirely of 80 of his paintings animated as interacting entities in a contiguous environment. Transformation. Surrealism. Symbolic abstraction. Fine art animation. Filmmaker Stephen Arthur took 3 years, working full time, to create the 5-minute film (released in 1998).

OMOZAP 2, Jeff Keen, 1991

Smoking: The Choice Is Yours, John Ewing, 1981

Via Cartoon Brew

Junk Head 1, Yamiken Hori, 2013

If you would like to see a sequel to this fantastic short, you can contribute to here


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MotoCreeps, Fred Stuhr, 1997

The Queen of Hearts, Ub Iwerks, 1934

Stephen Harper, Alexandre Fatta, 2011

Not safe for work.

Hunters, Robert Sahakyants, 1977

The Ark, Robert Sahakyants, 1997

Subconscious Password, Chris Landreth, 2013

This probably won't be online for too long, so watch it while the watchin's good.

Subconscious Password by Chris Landreth, National Film Board of Canada

Rainbowland, Paul Fierlinger, 1978

Autosong, Al Jarnow, 1976

Fugue, Georges Schwizgebel, 1998

78 Tours, Georges Schwizgebel, 1985

On Departure, Eoin Duffy, 2012

A Long Day of Timbre, Mirai Mizue, 2011

Timbre is a series wherein animator Mirai Mizue uploaded a brief abstract film every day for 26 consecutive days, one for each letter of the alphabet.




BONUS: here is Letter A