Peter T Chattaway Posted February 4 Report Share Posted February 4 (edited) Cartoon Brew has the full list of 96 contenders -- and, in some cases, the films themselves available to stream. Edited March 15 by Peter T Chattaway Quote "Sympathy must precede belligerence. First I must understand the other, as it were, from the inside; then I can critique it from the outside. So many people skip right to the latter." -- Steven D. Greydanus Now blogging at Patheos.com. I can also still be found at Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. See also my film journal. Link to post Share on other sites
Peter T Chattaway Posted February 10 Author Report Share Posted February 10 (edited) The shortlist, with the one I have seen in bold: “Burrow” “Genius Loci” “If Anything Happens I Love You” “Kapaemahu” “Opera” “Out” “The Snail and the Whale” “To Gerard” “Traces” “Yes-People” Edited February 10 by Peter T Chattaway Quote "Sympathy must precede belligerence. First I must understand the other, as it were, from the inside; then I can critique it from the outside. So many people skip right to the latter." -- Steven D. Greydanus Now blogging at Patheos.com. I can also still be found at Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. See also my film journal. Link to post Share on other sites
Peter T Chattaway Posted February 10 Author Report Share Posted February 10 Where to see the shortlisted shorts: Disney+: Burrow Out Netflix: If Anything Happens I Love You Peacock (but only in the US): To Gerard (https://www.peacocktv.com/watch-online/movies/kids/to-gerard/74260760-d35b-3526-b634-77f6a787953a) BBC One (but only in the UK): The Snail and the Whale (https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000cslw) Independent websites (with complete films): Kapaemahu (https://www.kapaemahu.com/) Independent websites (with trailers only): Genius Loci (https://adrienmerigeau.com/genius-loci/) Independent websites (with no trailers or films): Opera (http://erickoh.com/film#/opera/) IMDb page: Traces (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11108028/) Yes-People (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12706728/) Quote "Sympathy must precede belligerence. First I must understand the other, as it were, from the inside; then I can critique it from the outside. So many people skip right to the latter." -- Steven D. Greydanus Now blogging at Patheos.com. I can also still be found at Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. See also my film journal. Link to post Share on other sites
Darrel Manson Posted February 15 Report Share Posted February 15 Opera is also currently available at Slamdance in the animated shorts section. Quote A foreign movie can't be stupid.-from the film Armin Link to post Share on other sites
Peter T Chattaway Posted March 3 Author Report Share Posted March 3 The Annie Award nominees: Filles Bleues, Peur Blanche KKUM Souvenir Souvenir The Places Where We Live (Cake) World of Tomorrow Episode Three: The Absent Destinations of David Prime NONE of these films are on the Oscar shortlist. The winner will be announced April 16. Quote "Sympathy must precede belligerence. First I must understand the other, as it were, from the inside; then I can critique it from the outside. So many people skip right to the latter." -- Steven D. Greydanus Now blogging at Patheos.com. I can also still be found at Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. See also my film journal. Link to post Share on other sites
Peter T Chattaway Posted March 5 Author Report Share Posted March 5 (edited) Cartoon Brew notes that the Annie nominees in this category don't overlap at all with the Oscar shortlist, *but* it alerts me to the fact that a few of the Oscar-shortlist films *did* get nominations in individual achievement categories. The ones I've found: If Anything Happens I Love You Best Editorial - TV/Media (against Cops and Robbers, Hilda, Lamp Life and To: Gerard) The Snail and the Whale Best Special Production (against Baba Yaga, Libresse / Bodyform - #WombStories, Nixie & Nimbo and Shooom's Odyssey) To: Gerard Best Production Design - TV/Media (against Baba Yaga, Shooom's Odyssey, The Adventures of Paddington and Trash Truck) Best Editorial - TV/Media (against Cops and Robbers, Hilda, If Anything Happens I Love You and Lamp Life) For whatever that's worth. Edited March 5 by Peter T Chattaway Quote "Sympathy must precede belligerence. First I must understand the other, as it were, from the inside; then I can critique it from the outside. So many people skip right to the latter." -- Steven D. Greydanus Now blogging at Patheos.com. I can also still be found at Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. See also my film journal. Link to post Share on other sites
Peter T Chattaway Posted March 15 Author Report Share Posted March 15 Vote! Note: If Anything Happens I Love You is the only Oscar nominee that also has an Annie nomination (for Best Editorial - TV/Media, *not* for Animated Short). Quote "Sympathy must precede belligerence. First I must understand the other, as it were, from the inside; then I can critique it from the outside. So many people skip right to the latter." -- Steven D. Greydanus Now blogging at Patheos.com. I can also still be found at Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. See also my film journal. Link to post Share on other sites
Peter T Chattaway Posted Saturday at 06:22 PM Author Report Share Posted Saturday at 06:22 PM (edited) On 3/3/2021 at 10:59 AM, Peter T Chattaway said: The Annie Award nominees: Filles Bleues, Peur Blanche KKUM Souvenir Souvenir The Places Where We Live (Cake) World of Tomorrow Episode Three: The Absent Destinations of David Prime NONE of these films are on the Oscar shortlist. The winner will be announced April 16. None of these films are Oscar nominees, but just for the record: the winner is... Souvenier Souvenir. Also, The Snail and the Whale, which made the Oscar shortlist but did *not* get an Oscar nomination, won the Annie for best special production. If Anything Happens I Love You, which is the only Oscar nominee for best animated short that got *any* sort of Annie nomination, did not win (it lost the TV editing category to Hilda). Edited Saturday at 06:24 PM by Peter T Chattaway Quote "Sympathy must precede belligerence. First I must understand the other, as it were, from the inside; then I can critique it from the outside. So many people skip right to the latter." -- Steven D. Greydanus Now blogging at Patheos.com. I can also still be found at Facebook, Twitter and Flickr. See also my film journal. Link to post Share on other sites
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