The 40s

A strange, hypnotic collage of still faces and drill-like motion that unsettles more than it entertains.

A brief, hypnotic unrolling of a whole life in drawn images, quiet and a little melancholy.

A brief, plain wartime public-information short that briskly instructs rather than entertains.

A brisk, cheeky wartime cartoon that turns grumbling into a punchy, good-natured lesson.

A hushed, painterly montage that drifts through battle imagery like a slow museum walk, more mood than narrative.

A brisk, patriotic newsreel that mixes celebrity cameos with wartime boosterism, feeling like a time capsule of 1940s Hollywood.

A gentle, bustling slice of city life, full of scrappy charm and cheerful noise, easy to drift along with.

A jittery, abstract minute of scribbles and noise that feels more like a clever experiment than a story.

A solemn, reflective war drama that weighs memory and duty against personal detachment, moving slowly but with quiet emotional force.

A gentle, bite-sized history lesson that breezes by, mixing simple cartoons with old photos and newsreel clips.

A brisk, featherweight cartoon skirmish that plays like a gentle, silly lark rather than anything truly warlike.

A brisk, chatty stroll through Parisian monuments, wryly poking at wartime memory with light satirical wit.