A Tribute To The Conversation by Fernando Lazzari | STASH MAGAZINE

“A Tribute to The Conversation (1974)” by Fernando Lazzari

Francis Ford Coppola’s mystery thriller “The Conversation” won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival and received three Oscar nominations in 1974 – now it also has a noirish homage courtesy of director/designer Fernando Lazzari. [Watch]

Viagra Connect Don't let life get in the way of your love Story | STASH MAGAZINE

Viagra Connect “Love Story” by Blinkink and Zombie Studio

Working with Blinkink in London, director Paulo Garcia and the crew at São Paulo animation house Zombie help move the conversation forward about the impact of stress and anxiety on relationships for Viagra Connect. [Watch]

Sportsnet Matt Dumba’s Stanley Cup Commercial | STASH MAGAZINE

Sportsnet “Matt Dumba’s Stanley Cup Commercial” by Rogers and Blirp

When asked what his ultimate Stanley Cup Playoffs commercial would look like, Minnesota Wild star defenceman Matt Dumba let loose with a whirlwind fantasy-adventure that became the VO for this animated Sportsnet promo. [Watch]

Hermann short film by 23lunes | STASH MAGAZINE

“Hermann” Short Film Lifts Hearts

Inspired by a true story, Barcelona motion studio 23lunes undertake their first remote project and deliver a heartwarming glimpse at the inner life of an aging musician and his balcony performances during quarantine. [Watch]

COVID Loop by Yuval Haker | STASH MAGAZINE

The Story Behind “COVID Loop” by Yuval Haker

Back in April 2020, motion designer and illustrator Yuval Haker responded to the World Health Organization’s open call to creatives to raise COVID-19 awareness with this animation that shows the spread of infection “as one big connected system.” [Watch]

At the End short film by Nicolas Lichtle | STASH MAGAZINE

“At the End” Short Film by Nicolas Lichtle

Nicolas Lichtle, co-founder at studio Mada Mada in Paris just sent us this gentle and personal work he describes as “a moment of introspection staged through small moments imbued with poetry, absurdity, and surrealism.” [Watch]