Disney Animation’s black-and-white, dialogue-free toon debuted in theaters last November in front of Wreck-It Ralph. The studio has posted online its Annie- and Oscar-nominated animated short directed by John Kahrs ahead of Saturday’s Annie Awards. Paperman follows the romantic paper trail from an office worker to the woman he encountered on a transit platform earlier in the day. Enjoy:
Disney’s Animated Short ‘Paperman’: Video
By THE DEADLINE TEAM | Thursday January 31, 2013 @ 7:31pm PSTTags: Paperman, Walt Disney Animation Studios
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Thank you for covering one short, let’s get the other ones too
One down, 14 to go!
Bravo!
Wow, that was amazing! It’s pretty neat that this short film was so emotionally moving without utilizing dialogue. Plus, the story confirms the fact that their is in fact a HIGHER POWER THAT HELPS THOSE THAT HELP THEMSELVES.
You do know this was a cartoon, right?
That’s like saying the Flintstones confirms the coexistence of humans and dinosaurs.
Are you suggesting this man made animated short somehow confirms the existence of god?
Yeah, a made up cartoon story proves that fact…
You do know this was a cartoon, right?
That’s like saying The Flintstones confirms the coexistence of humans and dinosaurs.
No.
Phenomenal.
I remember when animation made you laugh, not just smile weakly.
Yes, but do you remember the last time you felt joy in your life?
Depends want the animators want you to feel. This isn’t Avery or Jones but it IS one of the sweetest, most romantic things I saw in a theater last year, maybe longer. Different strokes.
Surprising thing to me was my 7 year old loved it better than WRECK IT RALPH which it played in front of. Go figure.
what are their names? my friend and I are discussing this brilliant short and won’t be content until we discover satisfying names for the characters! its eating us alive. someone help
The first three-quarters of “Paperman” reminds me strikingly of the recent video for Bob Dylan’s “Duquesne Whistle” — a young man romantically stalking a young woman whose path he crosses in the city — but of course the Disney version doesn’t end with the man imprisoned and tortured like the Dylan one.
“The Red Balloon”….
@Apollo.
Yes. I appreciated that they acknowledged TRB with the scene of the little boy on the train.
Simply a beautiful, perfect little slice of story telling.
I agree, it’s a sweet, cute short that looks great. I just wish the story lived up to the quality of the animation.
The story was perfectly fine for a 6 min. silent film.
yaaaaawn.
Perhaps Disney should stick to short films; they seem to fare better than their longform features.
Ridiculously pretentious.
Their names are George and Meg.
It’s Meg and George. Im not sure if I like them, but those are their names.
Perfect. Emotional, magical, simple.
Theirs something wrong with you
I loved it