Beltesassar's Short Animation Festival Part 7

For Part 7, I decided to select some old unknown animations, and somenew unknown anmations. I included one of the oldest animations ever byWinston McCay from 1911, a silly symphonies from 1934 and the excellentThree Blind Mice by Dunning (who would later direct Yellow Submarine).Besides these, there are some animations I personally like fromstudents or small production companies. Rosto A.D. is an impressivegroup (check their website) Le Building is probably the best shortunder 2 minutes I have ever seen, and Inventaire Fantome reminds me alot of Jasper Morello I included in Part 5 (sorry for those who don'tspeak french, but I think you will still enjoy it). I added some betterknown animators for those who don't like the less known stuff, likeAlkabetz, Bozzetto, the lesser known Killing an Egg (which isn't evenmentioned on IMDB) by Driessen (who actually worked as an animator onthe Yellow Submarine as well, but anyway), Aldeshin and Brakhage. Jojoin the Stars is a very atmospheric animaton which I like a lot as well.Hope you enjoy this selection. My hard drive (40 GB) is being taken upby all these animations (over 10 GB); most likely I will put up onemore part and then stop for a while. Cheers!