Benoit Berthe
Watch: ‘Je m’appelle Nathan’ is Experimental Animation with a Truly Open Mind
Features By Scott Beggs on August 7, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Nathan has a drawer in his forehead filled with seed, a pissed off bird in his brain, and he knows why the damned thing sings. Bursting with metaphor and twisted imagery, Benoit Berthe has crafted something special with Je m’appelle Nathan (My Name is Nathan). Consider it a 2-minute existential break that lasts a bit beyond its runtime. What will it cost you? Only 2 minutes. Skip work. Watch more short films.
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
published: 05.22.2013
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