Yukidoke

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Synonyms: Yuki Doke, Thinking and Drawing: Nihon no Shinseiki Art Animation, Thinking and Drawing: Japanese Art Animation of the New Millennium

Japanese: ゆきどけ

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Type: Movie

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: 2004

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Source: Original

Genres: Avant Garde, Horror

Duration: 6 min.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 3.99¹ (scored by 2,943 users)

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Ranked: #13590²

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Popularity: #8693

Members: 5,193

Favorites: 8

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Synopsis

The short film tells the story of a young boy, who as a result of seeing a dog's corpse, becomes interested in the bodies of living things and starts to develop phobias. Before long all manner of things begin to appear grotesque to him.

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Released in 2005 on DVD, Thinking and Drawing features a wide selection of animation styles from line drawing to CGI manipulated photographs. The subject matter ranges from feminist allegory to ghostly tales. Although each film has a short running time of between 5 and 17 minutes, the depth of meaning in each is truly astonishing. The films have shown together and separately at festivals in Europe, North America, and Australia.

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Oyama, Kei

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Mar 17, 2020

n0hx

Recommended

see, most people get the wrong idea about this amazing show. You are to dense to see through to what is really happening. this is an ordinary boy and it is clearly portraying the imagination of a small child going through an emotional trauma such as the loss of a family pet. give this show a try, and see through it for yourself. Find the light in the show. and make it what you believe it to be !!! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

I was really wrong about this show, but after watching it over 50 times I finally realized I was ...

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Feb 23, 2019

VoidRace

Mixed Feelings

The thaw is a conceptual work by Kei Oyama, detailing a boy that, upon seeing a dogs entrails falling out of its corpse, began to develop a phobia of every single thing around him.

The work is just that. It has no special meaning beyond that, or at least none that is sewn into the work itself; you would have to add that meaning yourself. It is simply the story of a boy devolving into a paranoid mess. It does this well, the art aiding to the visceral concept and showing the perception of the world around the boy slowing deteriorating. The droning, noisy sound ...

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May 27, 2021

CorsairFrosty

Not Recommended

*Spoiler warning!*
*VERY SHORT REVIEW!!*

You ever just regret something. Doing something, making something, creating something. Well, I just did that. I just watched the most randomly-disturbing thing I have ever seen. It was so boring, and so quiet. There was no story, and overall it was the worst "anime" I have ever seen. (If you could even call it a anime..?) also, the art was REALLY disturbing, and disgusting. Most of the time you couldn't even make out what the heck you were even looking at. Only reason I would recommend this to someone is to make them question life. :)

(I also only found this cause ...