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In “Pillow Fight,” Disasters Get a Soft Landing — Colossal

Irina Runkel
Last updated: 20 September 2024 20:37
Published 20 September 2024
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If two MTA cars collided, the result would be catastrophic. But that’s not so in the latest animation from Argentinian director Fernando Livschitz.

Like his previous films that twist the mundane into the bizarre, “Pillow Fight” reimagines ordinary fixtures of the urban landscape as billowing cushions. Yellow taxis, an elevated walkway, and even buildings get an uncanny, padded upgrade as they crash into one another to harmless effect.

Livschitz helms Black Sheep Studio, and you can watch more of his films on Vimeo.

an animated gif of two flying yellow cabs crashing in the air

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