2013 Oscar Nominated Animated Short Films

The Short Film categories at the Oscars is usually the hardest categories to watch all of the nominees, despite it being a set of categories to watch that feature short films. Most of these films are difficult to find online, even in the days of YouTube and such.

Yet, I have found almost all of the Short Animated films nominated this year. They are all rather clever, but it does not take long to see which ones are much stronger than others. Go head, get your lunch to go, then sit down and watch (almost) all of the 2013 Oscar Nominated Short Animated Film right here. 

Adam and Dog

This short animated film tells a heartwarming tale about the most famous origin story.

Paperman

If you did not see Paperman attached to the beginning of Wreck-It Ralph, you can check it out below.

It is currently the front-runner of the five, but not my personal favorite.

 

 

Fresh Guacamole

Short and sweet, Fresh Guacamole is imaginative and fun. It does not take long to realize it does not reach as high conceptualy as the other nominate films, but at less than two minutes, its a fun watch, and has me salivating for guacamole.

 

Head Over Heels

This short does an amicable job watching a disconnecting couple literally be on different fields.

 

Maggie Simpson in The Longest Daycare

Some how, Fox tends to be much more careful of their intellectual property than Disney, but essentially, a full length version of this Oscar nominated animated short is unavailable. However, the shortest trailer for a short film is available. I doubt it will win, but I would much rather see The Simpsons win an award than anyone else.

 

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Aaron Weiss is the founder and head film critic of CinemaFunk. After recieving his Master's degree in Cinema Studies from the Savannah College of Art and Design, he bides his time between web development and working at a DVD/Blu-ray retail store in Valrico, FL.

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