What is Oh, the Animation! about?

Name: Oh, the Animation!
Genre: Concert/Special Events

Alessandro Ceglia’s “Intruder” (USA, 3 min). A woman’s paranoia. Justine Kerrigan’s “The Girl Who Swallowed Bees” (Australia, 3 min). A girl is at the end of her rope. Joe Tucker’s “For the Love of God” (UK, 11 min). Christian and his mom love God in different ways! Trev Jimenez’s “Key Lime Pie” (Canada, 3 min). A man’s obsession with pie. Michael Robinson’s “Joshua His Tree” (USA, 6 min). Joshua Tree National Park as it evolves. Juan Pablo Zaramella’s “Lapsus” (Argentina, 4 min). A nun ventures into the darker side. Rune Christensen’s “Down the Road” (Denmark, 15 min). A preacher against a hitchhiker. J. Zachary Pike’s “The Toll” (USA, 8 min). A mockumentary about a troll. Luis Cook’s “The Pearce Sisters” (UK, 10 min). Two sisters compete over a man. Bob Ray’s “Apeshit Wa-Hoo” (USA, 5 min). A monkeynaut and a clerk go on a chase. Bill Plympton’s “Shut-Eye Hotel” (USA, 7 min). Murders lead to a stakeout. Zeth Willie’s “The Needful Head” (USA, 5 min). A tale about the needful head.

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What is Oh, the Animation! about?: Alessandro Ceglia’s “Intruder” (USA, 3 min). A woman’s paranoia. Justine Kerrigan’s “The Girl Who Swallowed Bees” (Australia, 3 min). A girl is at the end of her rope. Joe Tucker’s “For the Love of God” (UK, 11 min). Christian and his mom love God in different ways! Trev Jimenez’s “Key Lime Pie” (Canada, 3 min). A man’s obsession with pie. Michael Robinson’s “Joshua His Tree” (USA, 6 min). Joshua Tree National Park as it evolves. Juan Pablo Zaramella’s “Lapsus” (Argentina, 4 min). A nun ventures into the darker side. Rune Christensen’s “Down the Road” (Denmark, 15 min). A preacher against a hitchhiker. J. Zachary Pike’s “The Toll” (USA, 8 min). A mockumentary about a troll. Luis Cook’s “The Pearce Sisters” (UK, 10 min). Two sisters compete over a man. Bob Ray’s “Apeshit Wa-Hoo” (USA, 5 min). A monkeynaut and a clerk go on a chase. Bill Plympton’s “Shut-Eye Hotel” (USA, 7 min). Murders lead to a stakeout. Zeth Willie’s “The Needful Head” (USA, 5 min). A tale about the needful head.