Passion. Music. Romance
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Title:A Gift Of Love
Artist:Deepak Chopra & Friends
Genre:Ambient/Relaxation
Bitrate: 320 kbps

8:00 min/AVI/Claymation/1999/

Director: Adam Benjamin Elliot
"Brother" is the childhood memory of a little boy afflicted with asthma. Through the narrator, we observe the antics of the two brothers, from swinging on the clothesline, to chasing the chickens, from combusting ants, to pooing in the bath. We learn about 'getting the blame', how to smoke a teabag and that getting head lice can turn you into a leper. We discover the delights of leaving other peoples names in cement and that if the devil doesn't get you then 'karma' will. Above all we watch as a little boy deals with a horrible disease that defers his dream of becoming an acrobatic clown.
"Brother" is part of a trilogy that includes Uncle and Cousin. Elliot's father is a retired acrobatic clown and his mother is a hairdresser, just like the parents in the film.
Elliot's trilogy has won more than eighteen major awards all over the world and has appeared at over 100 film festivals in a dozen countries.

4:00 min/AVI
The short is about a caveman who tries to impress a woman, however is rejected repeatedly by the woman due to his inability to keep a shaven face.
The caveman attempts to shave his face using several items including a sharp knife and a stone wheel.
However, after shaving off his beard, the stubble grows back instantly.
"Stubble Trouble" was nominated for "Best Animated Short" in 2001 in the Academy Awards

6 min/AVI/ 38,5 MB
Marlyn Zornado is a book-artist and calligrapher. She currently teaches at the Oregon College of Art and Craft in Portland and works as an animation director and producer.
Her award-winning animated (won first prize at the World Animation Celebration for Best Animated Film by an Independent Animator in 2000) film "Insect Poetry" combines her passion for calligraphy, book making, poetry and quirky movement.
... An evening of selected poetry readings at a gathering of the Insect Literary Society