namely their version of the life of brothers Lumiere and the birth of cinema was the most original and unique of all. ( From IMDB .) Au Bout du Monde Konstantin Bronzit (1998) Badgered Sharon Colman (2005) Balance Wolfgang & Christoph Lauenstein (1989) Begone Dull Care/Caprice en Couleurs Evelyn Lambert & Norman McLaren (1949) The Big Snit Richard Condie (1985) Bunny Chris Wedge, Blue Sky Studios (1998) Creature Comforts Nick Park, Aardman Animations (1989) Deadsy BAFTA-winning Jojo in the Stars director Marc Craste comments on the strange appeal of Deadsy "When I first saw David Anderson's Deadsy, I was a fan of very traditional, big-feature animation, and the shorts I'd seen that played with different techniques hadn't impressed me. Deadsy included lots of things I didn't like -- treated live action, what looked like scribbled-over Photostats -- but presented in such an atmospheric and startling way that the result was hugely seductive. "The film is about the Grim Reaper changing sex and becoming Miss Universe, all the better to seduce the war-mongering men of the world. These are themes far removed from what I'd been accustomed to in animation: Deadsy was unlike anything else I'd seen, and one of those rare films that you can't imagine being done as successfully any other way. "The surreal soundtrack and the mixed-media visuals combine to create a hallucinatory, dreamlike effect. Yet the effect doesn't feel forced, as it so often does when so many things are thrown together: it's a very cohesive vision.