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Sometimes All a Cartoon Needs Is Just One Minute

Satoshi Kon’s films are master classes in cinematic editing, and his final work, the minute-long short film ‘Ohayo,’ is no exception.

Eric Vilas-Boas pens his final words on the Dot and Line.

Evil, thy voice runneth deep.

The reboot shouldn't exist. But if it helps a new generation deal with parental loss, maybe it'll be worth it. Maybe.

Artist Power Paola and director Santiago Caicedo break down the ins and outs of this new, challenging film.

Even in a one-off episode about space truckers and thrash metal, the show is effortlessly cool and endlessly influential.

There’s something fishy about the talk show host's politics, and I can’t just let her off the hook.

Our writers and editors suggest some medicinal cartoon to keep you happy and healthy during these trying times.

Part of #JohnWithTheWind — a week-long editorial event.