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By El Vez ⋅ September 10, 2011 ⋅ Post a comment

When an animation is getting attention from DN favourites Eran Hilleli, The Moth Collective and Eric Power over on Vimeo, it was a pretty forgone conclusion we were going to love Nelson Boles’ Little Boat.

Initially looking like one of the simplest animations you’ve ever seen, Boles’ film soon transforms into a complex and meticulously detailed animation that takes us on a journey through mysterious lands and violent wars.

Little Boat from nelson boles on Vimeo.

Author: El Vez

Demonstrator in Online Journalism at Bournemouth University by day and obsessive independent film fan by night. Directors Notes is the perfect outlet for these 2 worlds to combine. Twitter: @kung_fuelvis

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[...] Little Boat – I’ve never felt so much for an inanimate object as I did for Nelson Boles’ Little Boat. [...]

Posted by DN Picks: Sep11 | Directors Notes | October 5, 2011, 1:16 am