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[Michael Scrutchin]

Salon.com rules. But they'll only be up until midnight (EST).

Of course, my two favorites are also available elsewhere:

Ryan (Animated)

7:35 in the Morning (Live Action)

Now, if only the other five shorts were available online somewhere. I especially want to see Two Cars, One Night and Wasp.
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[Danny Baldwin]

Hmm... only the ones that link to the NFB site work for me.
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[Danny Baldwin]

I'm not sure if I like Ryan. 7:35 in the Morning is clever.
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[beltmann]

Thanks for posting these Michael! I missed the Salon window, unfortunately, but it's nice to finally see Ryan, which I had heard so much about. I thought it was terrific. (That same site also has Hardwood, Canada's nominee for Short Subject Documentary.)

So of the 15 short films nominated, I've seen 5: Ryan, Hardwood, Guard Dog, Wasp, and 7:35 at the Morning. Those last three I caught at last year's Milwaukee Film Festival, and would highly recommend those last two (especially Morning, which was one of my favorite MIFF shorts; I've now watched it another three times online).

I'm dying to see also Autism Is a World, which looks fascinating.

I'm looking forward to the Oscars, although I'm most interested in what foodstuffs my wife will provide for the evening's festivities.

Eric
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[Michael Scrutchin]

I found Wasp:

http://www.channel4.com/film/reviews/film.jsp?id=130231

Haven't watched it yet (it's about 24 minutes long), but will soon.
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