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Ninja Short Film / Favorite short films?

Posted: 2005-05-02 02:25pm
by Dangermouse
I saw this about a year ago at the Hi Mom Film Festival. Its a pretty short, but funny film shot on 35mm. It caught my attention since most films that come to festivals like these are usually 16mm / Super 8 / DV projects; its rare to see the expensive 35mm film, and I have kept my eye for it to show up on the web ever since.

So, what are you favorite short films/movies? For me, its Davey: Son of Goliath by Corky Quakenbush. The film is pretty funny and twisted parody of the biblical cartoon David and Goliath that transforms Davey into the Son of Sam. I wish I could provide a link to it, but I have been unable to track ithe actual film down. :(

Posted: 2005-05-02 03:36pm
by Rogue 9
Broken Allegiance is pretty good.

Posted: 2005-05-02 04:39pm
by Batman
I only ever run into short films by accident or if people point them out to me but of the ones I did run into my favorite would have to be Chase Me from the Mystery of the Batwoman DVD, closely followed by Rinnsteinpiraten (couldn't find any useful links-sorry).
Not that I'm particularly objective about Batman-related stuff, mind you.

Posted: 2005-05-02 05:46pm
by sock
Bus 44 has got to be my favourite short film of all time. Absolutely fantastic.

click here for info etc.
click here to watch it

Posted: 2005-05-02 07:37pm
by Vendetta
Don't know about favourite, but one I saw recently that impressed me is Blue, which you can get on Bittorrent, available at www.legaltorrents.com under the Creative Commons lisence.

It's a 23 minute fully CGI amateur film, and whilst it's not quite Pixar, it's still an effective piece, witth some nice artistic direction and staging.

Posted: 2005-05-02 08:22pm
by Rogue 9
Batman wrote:I only ever run into short films by accident or if people point them out to me but of the ones I did run into my favorite would have to be Chase Me from the Mystery of the Batwoman DVD, closely followed by Rinnsteinpiraten (couldn't find any useful links-sorry).
Not that I'm particularly objective about Batman-related stuff, mind you.
Hey Bats, let me point one out for you. Clicky. 8)

Posted: 2005-05-02 08:35pm
by Batman
Rogue 9 wrote:
Batman wrote:I only ever run into short films by accident or if people point them out to me but of the ones I did run into my favorite would have to be Chase Me from the Mystery of the Batwoman DVD, closely followed by Rinnsteinpiraten (couldn't find any useful links-sorry).
Not that I'm particularly objective about Batman-related stuff, mind you.
Hey Bats, let me point one out for you. Clicky. 8)
Great job of pointing out the one Batman fanfilm that already has been pointed out, Rogue :P

Posted: 2005-05-03 01:12pm
by Zed Snardbody
A Ninja Pays Half My Rent.

Now i just need to find a link.

Posted: 2005-05-03 01:15pm
by Zed Snardbody

Posted: 2005-05-03 01:35pm
by Dangermouse
Zed Snardbody wrote:A Ninja Pays Half My Rent
You know that was the short film linked in the opening post, right? :) Its a fun film. I'm glad someone else recommended it independently.

Posted: 2005-05-03 02:13pm
by Zed Snardbody
Dangermouse wrote:
Zed Snardbody wrote:A Ninja Pays Half My Rent
You know that was the short film linked in the opening post, right? :) Its a fun film. I'm glad someone else recommended it independently.
I'm at wrok and couldn't click on it. I yanked mine from google.

Posted: 2005-05-03 05:00pm
by NeoGoomba
Can "How to Kill a Mockingbird" qualify? Its got Ninjas galore!

Posted: 2005-05-05 12:09am
by Rogue 9
Batman wrote:
Rogue 9 wrote:
Batman wrote:I only ever run into short films by accident or if people point them out to me but of the ones I did run into my favorite would have to be Chase Me from the Mystery of the Batwoman DVD, closely followed by Rinnsteinpiraten (couldn't find any useful links-sorry).
Not that I'm particularly objective about Batman-related stuff, mind you.
Hey Bats, let me point one out for you. Clicky. 8)
Great job of pointing out the one Batman fanfilm that already has been pointed out, Rogue :P
Okay, so that means that you haven't seen this one? :P

Posted: 2005-05-05 12:11am
by Spanky The Dolphin
Arnulf Rainer by Peter Kubelka, and Fever Dream by Chick Strand.