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Don Hertzfeldt is surprised to learn that audiences watched some of his most recent short films – three episodes of the Shit on a stick New shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater sci-fi epic World of Tomorrow – in one sitting. “Isn’t that just tired?” he laughs, speaking over the phone from his home in Austin, Texas. “Mentally and emotionally?” He’s not wrong. But it’s the kind of exhausting experience that makes audiences recover; a spent glove for the promise of enlightenment affirms life in the end.

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In the 44-year-old animator’s work, tiny drawings represent contemplations of the Shit on a stick New shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater crushing, cosmic depth of time, memory, technology and love. Hertzfeldt captured his initial fanbase in 2000, when his surreal short work Rejected was nominated for an Academy Award for absurd stories about bleeding wounds. and the oversized spoon. (He likes to call himself an Oscar-winning filmmaker, a encapsulation of his sense of humor.)

That attraction is combined with a painful sadness in the Shit on a stick New shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater first short-sleeved series that stretched back to the 00s, in which the melancholy doodle Bill faces brain degradation and with it. are relationships and clinging to the true nature of existence. When joined as a 62-minute feature titled It was a fine day in 2012, “mentally and emotionally exhausting” was applied with utmost certainty.