Great Short Animated Film — “Out of Sight”



This short, from three recent graduates of the National Taiwan University of Arts, is lovely. I also like the way the little girl is depicted — she’s a bit frightened at first, but she’s not at all depicted as helpless or incapable.

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9 Responses to Great Short Animated Film — “Out of Sight”

  1. 1
    Eva says:

    Thanks. This was a great way to start the day.

  2. Nicely done short.

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    nobody.really says:

    No disrespect to Charles Brubaker, but may I suggest omitting his second sentence in the interest of avoiding a spoiler?

    I’m struck by the fact that this Asian (Japanese?) film uses English words in signs, but not in the credits. What’s the thinking behind that?

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    Ampersand says:

    I think it impedes comments too much if we forbid spoilers in the comments. I did add a spoiler warning to the bottom of the post, however.

    The film was made in Taiwan, according to the information at Youtube.

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    Autsajder says:

    This is a very lovely short. Thank you for posting!

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    Peter Hoh says:

    If the film is set in an English-speaking place, then it makes sense that the signs are in English, even if the dialogue and credits are in another language.

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    FilthyGrandeur says:

    this is really well-done. i love it. thank you for sharing this.

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    JohnnyBravo says:

    Actually a lot of Asian countries use English signs. It would not be uncommon, for instance, to walk around Japan and see the words “Market” or “Bakery” around.

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    Nikhita P. says:

    Wow, this was absolutely beautiful.. very touching. Loved it through and through, and congrats to the film-makers! :)