Weird Short Film of the Day

Miranda July -- Medical Wonder

The first time I heard this on the radio, I pulled my car over to listen to the whole thing, then later tracked down the CD that features this piece.

The audio track features some more back-story and is worth buying through iTunes if nothing else ($0.99, come on!) but video adds to the overall effect, nicely done...

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Written and directed by Matthew Gordon Long, The Anachronism is a steam-punk tale of mystery which unfolds when two young children out on a science expedition on a beautiful sunny day discover Septopus, a 14-foot robotic squid. At first, they can't identify what it is but curiosity gets the better of them and after a bit of poking, the giant skid reacts and the events that follow unfold a mystery. What is it? How did it get there? You'll have to watch to find out. -Marina Antunes/quietearth.us


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The Anachronism (Full Film)

The Anachronism is an award-wining Steampunk short about two children who discover the wreck of a giant squid submarine on a beach near their home. “A Beautiful…
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Snip: WARNING: extreme, graphic content.

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SNIP [HD]

[ Full Screen recommended ] Turn off the lights, crank up the volume... and get down the rabbit hole! ■ The Short Film ■ "Glued to his TV set, a man…
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Feral:

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feral

A disturbed young man pushes away his exurban family to seek wildness in the woods. The boy's urge for the primitive manifests in his bedroom at home and in…
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Sorry for any reposts:

"Bedfellows"

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I've been lurking on this site for a while and found so many things that make me feel at home: References to Lovecraft, Wisconsin Death Trip, Metzinger, Flicker, Noam Chomsky, Francis Bacon avatars...

For my first post I wanted to contribute something:

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I didn't just type in a search, I scrolled through many threads here before I posted a link to Suzie Templeton's Dog. Then I found that it had been posted here at least a year ago. Oops.

Well here's one you haven't seen.

I made this almost 30 years ago:
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DOODLEBUG - short film by Christopher Nolan


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Not sure why our previous films disappeared from this thread. Anyway, I hope this won't duscourage us from sharing some more.

Here is today's weird film:
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Another great stop motion from Robert Morgan. (WARNING: Disturbing content)

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The Forbidden Forest

"The Forbidden Forest" is a short animated film I created as a personal project. Loosely inspired by Arthur Machen's short story "The White…
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The Forbidden Forest. Based on Arthur Machen's short story "The White People."
 
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I think the last one, in retrospect, may be rather amateurish and inconclusive, & so, driven on by my sense of wishing to make a real and significant contribution to this endeavour, here's one of my all-time favourites; a piece I first saw on its original transmission on Channel 4 way back when...


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