From Boing Boing tv: "Drive-In is part of an ongoing series of immersive experiments by [Bill] Barminski that re-create childhood memories of night skies, thunderstorms, and fireflies, as he remembers them."

This is an animated short film by Rob Schrab in which Robot Bastard is sent to rescue the president’s kidnapped daughter. It runs 17:42: Add to: digg | netscape | del.cio.us | yahoo | technorati | google | live.com | ask | earthlink | furl | more

The Day of the Subgenius is a bizarre, short animated/live action experimental film that was, according to the description at Google Video: …inspired by Rev. Ivan Stang’s The Brag Of The SubGenius, the manifesto for the legendary "anti-cult cult" The Church Of The Subgenius, is a fascinating mix of live action and extraordinary animation set [...]

This is very well-done a short animation by Julien Dykmans. From the description at IFILM: At the wheel of its caravan, Zebulon, a small travelling merchant, arrives in an old abandoned village. Feeling lonely, he tries to manufacture a companion. But things never happen as he wished. Add to: digg | netscape | del.cio.us | yahoo | technorati | google | live.com | ask | earthlink [...]

This is a very nicely done short animated film about consumerism by Mark Osborne that "tells the story of a lonely inventor, whose colorless existence is brightened only by dreams of the carefree bliss of his youth." In 1998, it was nominated for an Academy Award for animated short-film. Watch the high-rez version at Osborne’s [...]