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What is animation’s relationship to the real? Much of animation scholarship – from Sergei Eisenstein’s glowing affection for ‘plasmatic[ness]’ to the newly codified photoreal (1998, 46) – dedicates itself to the pursuit of this question, probing the structures and ontologies of our inherently fantastic medium. As comprehensive as these critiques are, however, the vas...


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Superheroes are a staple of American culture, following the adventures of men and women in tights who use their superhuman gifts to defeat villains that terrorize their hometown. However, one question has been commonly wondered by readers and viewers alike: What happens when the hero loses and the bad guy wins?

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Threshold Animation Studios’ 2012 animated feature film Foodfight! (Lawrence Kasanoff, 2012) is considered by critics and the audience as one of the worst animated productions of all time. But while Foodfight! Although it performed poorly at the box office, in home video sales, and in critic and audience reviews, the film is often overlooked as a pe...


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Look Back (Kiyotaka Oshiyama, 2024).

Look Back (2024), directed by Kiyotaka Oshiyama and written by Tatsuki Fujimoto, explores the emotional struggles involved when maintaining artistic motivation, told through the story of protagonists Fujino and Kyomoto. Through an expressive use of animati...


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Fig. 1 - Wicked: For Good (Jon M. Chu, 2025)

As a foreign student in the U.K., grappling with my relationship with my familial and cultural history of Jewish migration, the topic of “home” comes, well… close to home. So, when watching the recent fil...


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