Burrow
- Folge lief am 25. Dez. 2020
- G
- 6 Min.
IMDb-BEWERTUNG
7,4/10
6968
IHRE BEWERTUNG
Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuA rabbit attempts to dig a burrow and learns there's no shame in asking for help.A rabbit attempts to dig a burrow and learns there's no shame in asking for help.A rabbit attempts to dig a burrow and learns there's no shame in asking for help.
- Für 1 Oscar nominiert
- 2 Nominierungen insgesamt
Handlung
WUSSTEST DU SCHON:
- WissenswertesThis short was originally supposed to be released theatrically together with Pixar's Soul (2020), but because of COVID-19 crisis the short was instead released on Disney+. The short would have been the first short from Pixar's SparkShorts (2018) series to receive a release with a theatrical feature.
- VerbindungenFeatured in AniMat's Crazy Cartoon Cast: The Rat of All My Dreams (2020)
- SoundtracksOboe Concerto in C major, K. 314
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (uncredited)
Ausgewählte Rezension
Pixar's Sparkshorts "BURROW" - Review By Maria Elena Gutierrez
"Burrow" is a fast-paced laugh-out-loud funny 2020 addition to Pixar's growing collection of stellar SparkShorts, short form animated films that showcase new directors and techniques. Rarely I have I fallen in love with a leading character so quickly - from her first moments on the screen, our leading bunny is a wonderful combination of naïve idealism and derring-do. The story is universal - an aspiring homeowner who starts with a dream and a plan (the crudely drawn plan, replete with "Bath / Disco?" notation over the tub, provides the first of many hilarious and endearing moments in this richly entertaining short), and finds that actually building a home is far more difficult than sketching the plan. As our leading bunny encounters setback upon setback, her response is to go it alone - to literally dig deeper into her own growing frustration and anxiety, so that she doesn't have to stoop to the humiliating (to her) position of simply stopping and asking for help.
In a film filled with surprises, the first is the production design and style - no traditional Pixar 3D uber-sophistication here - "BURROW" feels more like a hand animated favorite old-time storybook. That style decision creates an interesting lens through which to discuss the film. Aside from the practical considerations of cost and production time, this storybook look lends an accessibility and warmth that is well developed throughout the film. The illustration style allows for a wide variety of supporting animals, from studious frogs to a restaurant for ants to the alpha badger whose powerful roar calls the entire underground colony to action.
Every film is a social commentary - whether explicitly or implicitly. Perhaps the biggest and most wonderful fantasy in "BURROW" is the how well everyone gets along. Our bunny accidently breaks into the warm home of what look like gophers, and is she chased away or eaten? No, she is offered fresh baked cookies! Every underground twist and turn in her search for a place to dig her burrow results in a spectacular incursion into another animal family's burrow, and the responses are mostly good-natured and downright welcoming (except for the horrified restaurant of ants - some of them fainted). In the end, the entire harmonious colony of inter-connected multi-species homes is saved by a lightning-fast combined rescue effort by all the characters.
"BURROW" was written and directed by erstwhile storyboard artist Madeline Sharafian, an exuberant 28 year Pixar team member. If the goal of the SparkShorts program is to identify young artists who have directing potential, then "BURROW" was an overwhelming success. We are looking for great things from this young talent. Stay tuned!
Dr. Maria Elena Gutierrez is the CEO and executive director of VIEW Conference, Italy's premiere annual digital media conference. VIEW Conference is committed to bringing women's voices to the forefront in animation, visual effects and games.
In a film filled with surprises, the first is the production design and style - no traditional Pixar 3D uber-sophistication here - "BURROW" feels more like a hand animated favorite old-time storybook. That style decision creates an interesting lens through which to discuss the film. Aside from the practical considerations of cost and production time, this storybook look lends an accessibility and warmth that is well developed throughout the film. The illustration style allows for a wide variety of supporting animals, from studious frogs to a restaurant for ants to the alpha badger whose powerful roar calls the entire underground colony to action.
Every film is a social commentary - whether explicitly or implicitly. Perhaps the biggest and most wonderful fantasy in "BURROW" is the how well everyone gets along. Our bunny accidently breaks into the warm home of what look like gophers, and is she chased away or eaten? No, she is offered fresh baked cookies! Every underground twist and turn in her search for a place to dig her burrow results in a spectacular incursion into another animal family's burrow, and the responses are mostly good-natured and downright welcoming (except for the horrified restaurant of ants - some of them fainted). In the end, the entire harmonious colony of inter-connected multi-species homes is saved by a lightning-fast combined rescue effort by all the characters.
"BURROW" was written and directed by erstwhile storyboard artist Madeline Sharafian, an exuberant 28 year Pixar team member. If the goal of the SparkShorts program is to identify young artists who have directing potential, then "BURROW" was an overwhelming success. We are looking for great things from this young talent. Stay tuned!
Dr. Maria Elena Gutierrez is the CEO and executive director of VIEW Conference, Italy's premiere annual digital media conference. VIEW Conference is committed to bringing women's voices to the forefront in animation, visual effects and games.
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