Harvie Krumpet
2003, Comedy/Drama, 23m
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Despite a life filled with bad luck, the ever-optimistic Harvie lives his own way and enjoys the small things life has to offer.
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Genre: Comedy, Drama, Animation
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Original Language: English
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Director: Adam Elliot
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Producer: Melanie Coombs
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A darling little film about the wonderfully unlucky life of Harvie Krumpet, a Polish migrant with Tourette's syndrome to Australia. He did not let his disability get him down, instead, he discovered the little joys of life (such as getting naked).
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It was well done in the gray scale. I love the narration. It's a very depressing story about Harvie, who can't have a single good thing happen to him. But it was funny.
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8.3/10 While not as masterful, touching, or funny as "Mary and Max", Adam Elliot's "Harvie Krumpet" is a short film that would have made me want more of his flamboyant oddity. "Harvie Krumpet" manages to teach a solid life lesson-be it familiar-while incorporating a wacky sense of humor into the mix. The stop-motion is good for a first effort, and the story it tells sort of comes out short, sweet, and to the point. And that's what I love about it. Touching, depressing, although undeniably charming and hilarious; "Harvie Krumpet" is a definite must-see for the animation crowd, whether you find the film's daring ambitions to be a selling point or not. Either way, Adam Elliot has something going for him whenever he plans to make something new. I imagine that stop-motion will be his filmmaking life, and I'm OK with that. By all means, I support the man in his quest for furthermore perfection.
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This Oscar winning (2003) short film is a pure delight! Harvie Krumpet has every reason to give up on life, yet he meets every setback with an indomitable optimism. Half the fun is reading the various "fakts" Harvie learns along the way, having been trained by his mother to observe and learn from an early age. Wonderful visuals and a heart felt story make this a gem.
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