I love this movie and I want to open an Art Gallery of Anonymous Memories.
I fell in love with Don Hertzfeldt Rejected – a short animation about “Don Herzfelt”‘s breakdown as told through a series of increasingly insane animations. The same on-its-own-plane thought process is on display in World of Tomorrow, but in longer form it sprouts limbs of reflection, melancholy, commentary and, at its core, a kind of sentimentality.
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