Rejected

Year:
2000

Country:
USA

Length:
9 min.

MPAA:
UR

Director: Don Hertzfeldt

Category: Animation / Comedy / Short

Actors:

Robert May …. Guy #1, Guy #2, Fluffy Guy, Ticks Announcer, Left hand Characters (voice)
Don Hertzfeldt …. Spoon Guy, Banana, Queen of France (voice)
Jennifer Nyholm …. Mother (voice)

Synopsis:

An animator’s commisioned works, rejected because of their increasingly absurd and violent tone (reflecting the animator’s own progressive breakdown), eventually find their entire animated world collapsing in upon itself.

This is the original, rare remastered 2001 DVD of REJECTED, featuring special features not found on the big BITTER FILMS DVD. once these are sold out they’ll never again be reprinted, doomed to only be available for outrageous prices on e-bay from overweight collectors who speak klingon and smell vaguely of baby powder and cheese…

IMDb: http://imdb.com/title/tt0234588/
Rating: 8.4 out of 10	Viewed: X

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December 14, 2007 - 4:39pm

goobermaster says:

And of course this is the origin of the Crumpet!

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