Papiroflexia
Papiroflexia (Spanish for “Origami”) is the animated tale of Fred, a skilful paper folder who could shape the world with his hands.
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Created by Joaquin Baldwin at the UCLA Animation Workshop, 2007. Original Score written by Nick Fevola.
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Oh wow, pretty much the most beautiful, creative and moving short film I’ve ever witnessed. A heart warming tear-jerker. And what amazing animation. Thank you for posting this.
Lets you pause for a moment! Thanks for posting it Brian – and have a nice day!
highlights a lot in a brief few moments, leaves you asking…’where does man fit in’?
What creative and thoughtful short film.
It evokes a lot of depth and positivity.
Thanks Brian, it’s really cool!
beautiful. really beautiful.
oh man I love that part where he folds himself into a bear. . I wish I could do that!