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Frame by Frame
Animation has the power to break barriers by telling stories without words or translation, titillating the imagination or provoking the visceral, and transporting viewers to places and issues that would otherwise seem unfathomable. As part of Link TV's Global Perspectives programming, "Frame by Frame" will take us around the world exploring places, history, and culture through fun, visually stimulating stories.
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Frame by Frame
"Dogs of Life" explores human nature using surreal and subliminal messages
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Frame by Frame
A 2D frame-by-frame animation of the surreal variety.
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Frame by Frame
This film examines the imbalance and waste created by the dueling desires to save time while consuming less.
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Frame by Frame
An animation composed of thousands of slight alterations on a single painting.
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Frame by Frame
Calgary-born artist Ryan Sluggett discusses his cacophonous paint collages and his world of contradictions.
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