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Felix Colgrave

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What To Watch Next If You Loved Love, Death, and Robots, Part 2

As a followup to my last article here are 8 more animated short films you should watch if you loved

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May 4, 2019 Tito W. James 3917 Views 0 Comment adult animation, adult cartoon, Angel Stone, Annecy Animated Film Festival, Are You Lost In The World Like Me, Bacchus, Best Friend, Bloody Bunny, Blur Studios, cell-shaded animation, CGI, David Fincher, David Oreilly, Double King, Erick Oh, Euromation, Felix Colgrave, Gobelins animation, Ilya Naishuller, James Lee, Kaizo Trap, Love Death and Robots, mature animation, Me!Me!Me!, Paths of Hate, The Backwater Gospel, Tim Miller, Urbance, X-Story
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What To Watch Next If You Loved Love, Death, and Robots, Part 1

I’ve written about adult-oriented animated shorts for quite some time now. Until recently, I felt that I was the only

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May 3, 2019 Tito W. James 3911 Views 0 Comment adult animation, adult cartoon, Angel Stone, Annecy Animated Film Festival, Are You Lost In The World Like Me, Bacchus, Best Friend, Bloody Bunny, Blur Studios, cell-shaded animation, CGI, David Fincher, David Oreilly, Double King, Erick Oh, Euromation, Felix Colgrave, Gobelins animation, Ilya Naishuller, James Lee, Kaizo Trap, Love Death and Robots, mature animation, Me!Me!Me!, Paths of Hate, The Backwater Gospel, Tim Miller, Urbance, X-Story

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