‘Please Say Something’ is a masterful piece of storytelling
June 11, 2009
This is brilliant. Clear ten minutes and turn the sound up. Reminds me of the work of Chris Ware, but very much has its own thing going on too. Wow.
(Thanks to Dave Whyte)
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[…] As Graham says, clear ten minutes of your time and watch this. It’s amazing. Winner of the Golden Bear for best short film at the 2009 Berlinale. […]
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