Unfortunately the annoying timestamp is there through the whole film, but it's great animation - you can sort of ignore the timestamp after a while.

"Lost & Found is an endearing stop motion film that chronicles a dramatic turning point in the sweet relationship between two crocheted animal toys. A foxy fox and smitten dinosaur have enjoyed many loving memories over the years, but when the fox topples into a fountain, the dinosaur must give his all to save her. The short film, directed by Andrew Goldsmith and Bradley Slabe and produced by Lucy J. Hayes, convincingly imagines the inner lives of its stuffed animal protagonists and uses the fragile nature of crochet as the crux of the storyline. Lost & Found has been widely lauded at film festivals since its debut this year. You can see behind the scenes of the film on the Lost & Found website."

Juan Delcan

I saw this short film years ago, when I first got a Roku.  It was on some short-lived "station" that showed independent animations.  My son recently found it on YouTube.  It's pretty cool.

 R_P wrote: 
That was amazing! We just had a show of Piranesi's drawings at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art. Wonderful stuff.

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