Vol. 10 Teaser-Get in the Car, Aunt Luisa, Toll Collector

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The Animation Show of Shows Volume 10
Since 1998, The Animation Show of Shows has selected the best in animated short films from the world's most renowned animation festivals and presented them at the major animation studios to inspire their animators and directors. Now for the first time ever, the films featured in The Animation Show of Shows are available in this special DVD collection along with some of the most memorable animated short films of all time.

Volume 10 contains these three great films:

Get in the Car
by Greg Holfeld

Four hyperactive kids, one station wagon and 1200 kilometres of road make for a difficult car trip in this funny autobiographical film by Canadian director Greg Holfeld.

Aunt Luisa
by Tim Miller

In this offbeat tale by American director Tim Miller, an old woman's quiet life is brightened when she comes to believe that Guy Lombardo and his big band have taken up residence in her home.

The Toll Collector
by Rachel Johnson

In this visually striking film by American director Rachel Johnson, a lonely and physically deformed girl's dream of being a ballerina leads to a surprising conclusion.

"All the wit, cleverness, integrity, warmth and humor that humanity is capable of is captured in these films, and they are worthy of the most sophisticated adult's attention -- and they might just let the kids watch 'em too."

- Andrew Stanton, Writer and Director of Finding Nemo

"If you want to know what's happening at the edges of the ever-expanding animation universe, these dazzling, brilliant DVDs are for you."

- Matt Groening, Creator of The Simpsons

"Animators of the world have one need in common: an audience. Here's a great opportunity to see a world-class collection of clever, amazing, imaginative, hilarious, touching, and innovative films."

- Leonard Maltin

Category:

Film & Animation

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• animation
• comedy
• shorts
• academy
• award
• winning
• oscar
• trailer

[Mepamper]

I remember the Aunt Luisa video clip. Too bad it's no longer

around.. It was one of the first animated short films I found when I first got my computer several years back.. It gave me a good belly laugh.