The Tragedy of Man
Why this pick
Jankovics expands the same ecstatic, hand-drawn visual language into a vast philosophical fantasia, with boldly metamorphic imagery and mythic scale rather than naturalistic storytelling.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Jankovics expands the same ecstatic, hand-drawn visual language into a vast philosophical fantasia, with boldly metamorphic imagery and mythic scale rather than naturalistic storytelling.
Why this pick
Its illuminated-manuscript designs, ancient folklore, and lovingly tactile 2D animation share Son of the White Mare’s sense that myth can be told through pure colour, pattern, and motion.
Why this pick
Its radically stylised, painterly animation and adult fairy-tale sensibility echo Jankovics’s willingness to let symbolism and visual transformation carry the narrative.
Why this pick
This elegant fable turns painted surfaces into an imaginative fantasy realm, matching the pleasure of watching graphic art become a fluid, self-contained mythology.
Why this pick
For the more uncanny side of Son of the White Mare, this handmade animated nightmare uses continual material metamorphosis and folktale logic to create an intensely singular visual spell.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Fanyüvö / Vasgyúró / Kömorzsoló (voice)