DIY Paper Movies | Righteous Robot

​​Julian Curi, aka Righteous Robot, makes DIY paper movies. Curi painstakingly builds and hand-draws 3D characters and sets with paper, bringing stories to life using puppetry that looks animated. His short film “Gruff” is the product of three years of self-taught solo filmmaking.

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[glennac]

That movie was a pure joy and labor of love❣️

[secdocs]

TARANTINO: If you truly love cinema with all your heart and with enough passion, you can't help but make a good movie.

JULIAN: Grab my scissors

[princessthyemis]

I love the "our human eyes will always react to things that physically exist"!!! That's why 2D animation feels so ALIVE!!! It's literally lines on real paper being "brought to life" with the illusion of movement! ❤❤❤❤

[fg]

Seriously watch the latest of his movies. It's like 10 Minutes and free on YouTube. It's called "Gruff" and is incredibly beautiful. One warning: It made me cry hard and if your Dad is someone who doesn't use a lot of words to show his love it will make you cry too. When this isn't true I give you 10% chance of not crying. Amazing movie❤❤❤

[LucioIle]

So agree with physically made things! You made it by hands and it has soul. Computers can't do this

[froilanarmandolunaalvarez]

What an amazing video, and even more so considering you're self-taught, CONGRATULATIONS 🥰where can we watch your films?