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Mark Osborne's 1998 short film "More", though it was only six minutes, took nearly two years to complete. If you haven't seen it, it's linked above. It was the first stop-motion film to be shot in IMAX, which is something those cameras are not designed to do, so they were modified.

But I thought I'd bring it to your collective attention. Additionally I am an owner of a 2-disc DVD, which strangely is available ONLY on the official site.

But check out these features! I often fantasize Criterion would pick it up and distribute it further. It's perfect.

I won't bother linking it, but musician Kenna used and severely edited this film for his music video "Hellbent". It's available on YouTube, but this is the official, full piece.

The video has now been deleted.

Thank you, here is another stream

"More" is an old film??

Also available on Itunes for a few bucks.

It's not really NEW. Define 'old'.

I didn't know where to put it.

The rule is, 'Old Films' = pre-2000; 'New Films' = post-2000. This way everything has a place and mods don't have to relocate threads whenever a particular film goes through Carousel.

zedz wrote:The rule is, 'Old Films' = pre-2000; 'New Films' = post-2000. This way everything has a place and mods don't have to relocate threads whenever a particular film goes through Carousel.

Good. This film is 1998.