The Animation Show, Volume I - 2005 - Don Hertzfeldt

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The Animation Show, Volume I - 2005 - Don Hertzfeldt
  • Release date: 18 Feb 2005
  • Release year: 2005
  • Runtime: 85 minutes
  • Country: United States
  • Keywords: compilation
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The second in the Animation Show's theatrical anthology series of the world's greatest animated short films; featuring Don Hertzfeldt's "The Meaning of Life" and Bill Plympton's "Guard Dog".
Year Two of the "Animation Show" theatrical anthology series, showcasing more of the world's best animated short films: headlined by Don Hertzfeldt's "The Meaning of Life", also features Bill Plympton's "Guard Dog" and Peter Cornwell's "Ward 13".

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