SAW IT FIRST AT ANOMALY: ANIMATION MAYHEM!
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We’re back with another installment of SAW IT FIRST AT ANOMALY, our series revisiting films we first discovered at Rochester’s Anomaly Film Festival before they found a bigger audience!
This time, Mike and Kenya (@reviewsmayvary) are pulling double duty with Robot Dreams and Flow, two gorgeous, nearly wordless animated films that went from festival discoveries to Oscar recognition.
We’re talking unlikely friendships, found families, loneliness, heartbreak, and why a cartoon dog and robot can absolutely destroy you emotionally without saying a single word. Plus, we dig into the surprisingly big questions these little films ask about love, loss, belonging, and knowing when to let go.
And, of course, we’ve got a few books that explore those same themes in some wonderfully strange ways.
Books mentioned in this episode:
- The Wild Robot — Peter Brown
- Monstrilio — Gerardo Sámano Córdova
- A Psalm for the Wild-Built — Becky Chambers
Come for the adorable animals and robots, stay for the existential dread and unexpected emotional devastation!