Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A man-like creature — one that resembles a sentient peanut with a pair of stick legs and a severe overbite — is watching his ...

Growing up, Don Hertzfeldt first fell in love with animation while attending screenings at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. Every year in the ’90s, the venue held an annual animation festival ...

It's time to return... to the mind of Don Hertzfeldt. The acclaimed, award-winning animation filmmaker is ready to debut his latest short film. It's titled Me and it's launching on Vimeo to watch ...

Billy is a Senior Features Author for Collider. Having written over 300 articles in just over a year, Billy regularly covers the biggest TV shows and films releasing while also analysing some of the ...

Ink Films, the fresh theatrical offshoot of Las Vegas’ Beverly Theater, has revealed its debut project: Animation Mixtape, a feature-length anthology of animated shorts curated by indie legend Don ...

Cartoon Brew invited the filmmakers behind each of this year’s 15 Oscar-shortlisted animated shorts to share their favorite shot from their film and explain why it’s special to them. The pieces are ...

Don Hertzfeldt is one of those rare artists that, from the moment he put pen to paper, seemed to have fully realized a mature voice and visual style. His very first movie, a short he made for a ...

Flying cows, mysterious gods and lyrical pandemonium: Don Hertzfeldt has made Animation Mixtape just for you. The dazzling 85-minute program features 12 exciting, animated shorts from up-and-coming ...

In his famous short film Rejected, Don Hertzfeldt depicts himself as a down-on-his luck illustrator who acts out his spiraling madness through squiggly cartoon stickmen. Each segment grows ...

Finding middle ground isn't usually the goal of cutting-edge creative types, but that's exactly what Don Hertzfeldt and Mike Judge are trying to do with "The Animation Show," a lively 94-minute shorts ...

Exclusive: Hertzfeldt spoke to IndieWire about the state of the animation industry and his new project, a curated program of his favorite short films that will play theaters only. Growing up, Don ...