This is not a short film...

So I know this isn't very much like me but instead of posting a short right now, I am going to let you know about a movie.  Do you remember the short Harvey Krumpet?  Well the makers of that came out with a movie last year and, well, if you liked Harvey Krumpet as much as I did, then you will probably like the movie.  It is called Mary and Max.  I haven't found it online yet, you can look for it if you want, but it is on Netflix. So, yeah, that's it.

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Ever wonder where ideas come from?

Frankie

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Frankie, a young man of 15, is about to become a father.  Looking around at his own life and his friends' lives, Frankie sees no good fathers and is determined to be a good father to his unborn child.  Frankie cares for a baby doll to demonstrate his ability to be a father and to provide for his child; although he does so in a not very legal manner.

Pencil Face

A girl finds a pencil with a face and uses it to draw cool things that come to life.

Dot

Meet Dot. Dot is really small. Hopefully she doesn't get hurt on her journeys!

Le Mozart Des Pickpockets

Two professional pickpockets are followed home by a little kid who they cannot just abandon so they teach him how to help them pickpocket.
French with English and Chinese subtitles (just ignore the Chinese)

Day and Night

Pixar does it once again.  We follow two creatures around, one day and the other night, as they explore the land around them and finally run into each other. Mystified by what day can do to the world and what night can do to the world, they both run around trying to prove to each other that one is better than the other.

The Wilderness Downtown

Ok so this short film is very different from anyone you've ever seen, I guarantee it. It's really interesting, though.
So for the summary.... I guess a younger you (as in the person who is watching the short) is running around your hometown.  And it's kind of a music video at the same time. Very strange. But it's pretty cool, too.  Make sure to have nothing else open on your computer when you watch this and also make sure not to click anything while this is running (except maybe to minimize a not-browser-based pop-up program).

Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis

Just how did Kafka come up with the idea for The Metamorphosis? Well this short film shows you how.  Following Kafka though his thought process, we learn of his many drafts, his crazy adventures, and the event that triggered it all.
Of course this is fiction, though. Also, this is all about Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis so if you haven't heard of it or read it or anything, you should go look it up.