Animation!

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	"'Die Abenteuer des Prinzen Achmed' 1926. Famous for being one of the first feature-length animations, but what matters is that it's still one of the best. Also available are her short films B001EJW0UY"

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	"Because sometimes, you need to know your roots. See also B0000DZRFA, Sleeping Beauty, Cinderella, B00005U1XY and Mulan."

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	"1949–1965. Trnka is perhaps to stop-motion what Tezuka is to manga. This disc is all regions, so will work on UK players, as will the earlier B0006L0LG6 & essential B000QJ6E6E"

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	"1969–1974. They're made of pink wool, they eat blue string pudding and communicate through nuclear magnetic resonance! Soundtrack is B00005S0QV"

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	"'Taiyô no Ôji: Horusu no Daibôken' 1968. Darker than you might expect and a darkness which is only enhanced by the songs and stylised characters."

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	"'La Planète sauvage' 1973. A masterpiece, if a someone dated one; not only shockingly imaginative but moving in the points it makes. B000ULTCQ2 is also good, B000UM1GCE less so."

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	"'Die Mumins' 1977–1982. The later Japanese series B0007ZEN2O is the one that I remember, but this Polish/German version is more true to the books."

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	"1982. Magical, mysterious, elegiac… But the UK DVD is terrible; get B000KJU128 if you can play region 1, or the German 'Das letzte Einhorn' if you cannot."

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	"It looks like only the first of these is free from region encoding."

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	"1964–1992. Probably the most influential of all 'inde' animators. Also see the feature films 6305779635 & 6305739889."

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	"'Tenchi Muyô!' 1992–1994. I love the early 90s OVA style of this & B000H5V9IK – higher quality than TV, but with a physicality which movies often lack. Also see the (proper) sequel B000RF9Z1I"

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	"1993. Now also on Blu-ray Disc, this remains a spectacular example of what stop-motion can do. See also the same director's 'James and the Giant Peach,' with the visual style of illustrator Lane SMITH"

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	"'Mimi o Sumaseba' 1995. Stunning, STUNNING film, both in subject and technique, about the magic there is there is to be found if one only thinks to look for it."

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	"1995. A varied trio of shorts, all based on stories by ÔTOMO Katsuhiro but differing widely in their interpretation by different staff."

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	"'Kirikou et la sorcière' 1998. Too much animation tries to imitate live-action, when as Michel Ocelot's films demonstrate, its essence is closer to theatre & painting. B001BWYU8Y has English subtitles"

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	"1991–2001 by Phil MULLOY. If you thought South Park was an amusingly puerile comment on the modern world, you ain't seen nothing when compared to this."

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	"2001. Episodes can be similar to each other but are varied within themselves & filled with creative use of limited animation. For more craziness see B000ZN640M & the more avant-garde B0015B04RM"

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	"2002. As near-perfect a work of art as I have ever come across; simultaneously relaxing & exhilarating. Similar series are B0002XOZDI, B000H1QQIM & B000W2FIC6"

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	"1979–2003. Spiritual successors to Švankmajer's shorts (B00064X6XS being more like his later feature films)."

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	"198?–2003. Some with deep meaning, others purely visual, but all inspiringly creative. As with Švankmajer, it's not all animation, but always informed by it to some extent."

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	"2003. The #1 film I would recommend to anyone, no matter what they're into – plenty to entertain anyone, but more substance than the films it pays homage to."

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	"First of 3 similar collaborations between British and Russian animators, the others being B00070G73M and B0007URSTE. All varied in both and style in quality, but with numerous gems among them."

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	"Contains 'Kanojo to Kanojo no Neko' 1999; 'Hoshi no Koe' 2003; 'Kumo no Mukô, Yakusoku no Basho' 2004. See these before he gets any more famous."

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	"1982–2005. Animatronics used to bring an alien world to life, and a great example of originality brought about by a low budget."

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	"2006. Chilling and affecting, only half an hour long but with worthwhile extras."