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Watch: The Wondrously Bizarre World of ‘Turnip Head’
Features By Scott Beggs on April 19, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? Difficult to describe with its unconventional style and strange blend of live-action layered into an antique animation that’s equal parts cut-out and hand-drawn. It’s something like Salvador Dali meets Terry Gilliam. Either way, both would smile to see this. Perhaps the most endearing element is the sound design – done entirely by human voices not-at-all-trying to hide that they’re human voices. It’s definitely different, but it’s beautiful. Plus, there’s a lesson. One taught with the tongue planted so firmly in its cheek that it draws blood. What will it cost? Only 2 minutes. Skip Work. You’ve Got Time For More Short Films
published: 06.19.2013
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published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
published: 06.18.2013
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