EPISODE · May 4, 2010 · 8 MIN
White Cat
from Baylor FDM Productions · host Baylor University - Department of Communication
Computer-animated short film by James Cole that was influenced by the Japanese animation studio Manglobe and anime director Satoshi Kon. Screened at the 2010 Black Glasses Film Festival. (Warning: Contains some graphic animated violence.)
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