Andy London

It’s Christmas time, that means some magic at the Metropolitan Opera.

From the team that brought you «The Lost Tribes of New York City» comes a new animated documentary. «149th and Grand Concourse» captures the diverse voices of the South Bronx against a backdrop of rapidly changing streets.

From the team that brought you «The Lost Tribes of New York City» comes a new animated documentary. «149th and Grand Concourse» captures the diverse voices of the South Bronx against a backdrop of rapidly changing streets.

Poor Andy. First, he screws up his small role in his high school’s production of Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town”, before embarking on a late night makeout session that does not quite go the way he envisioned.

Flap flap flap flap. A large bird and a small boy cohabit in an unhappy relationship, trapped by four walls and a mutual codependence. The fragile balance of their relationship is cracked by a new arrival.

In a short film that adds a comic take on routine social exchanges, a quirky set of eyes turns toward the everyday at Grand Central, animating and transforming the mundane.

Maria, a young male-to-female transsexual, writes a letter to her disapproving father the night before her gender reassignment operation. An exploration of memory, loss of innocence, growing up, and being who you are.

Andy London is haunted by the events of his 18th birthday. In this animated autobiographical short, he writes a letter to Colleen in an attempt to make peace with his demons.