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A short film about a man taking an international flight, animated using the AIGA DOT pictograms commonly used for airport signs.
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A short film about a man taking an international flight, animated using the AIGA DOT pictograms commonly used for airport signs.
This short film from 1918 shows various types of footage involving aircraft. An aircraft moves down the runway and takes off. Three planes in formation are seen from the air. Viewed from the cockpit, a pilot is at the co
A look at the number of hijackers on Flight 77
The god of metallurgy manifests in Manhattan, with the radio on.
This surreal animation connects the world of flying machines with the kingdom of flora and fauna. Engrossed in the fight, a pilot loses his target and his plane crashes into the crown of a tree. What seems to be a tragic
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