John R. Dilworth Movies

John R. Dilworth's 1985 student film. A simple animation of a man smoking a cigarette, which generates a strange angry cloud of smoke.

Bianca is taken hostage while babysitting and Snuppa, Sniz and Fondue come to her rescue.

A short created by John R. Dilworth involving the daily lives of a yellow man and a purple cat.

At once surreal and poignant, this semi-autobiographical film by American director John Dilworth (Courage the Cowardly Dog) chronicles a turning point in the life of an artist.

Focuses on how the legend of animation, Tex Avery, revolutionized cartoons.

John R. Dilworth's 2nd professional film, this short film was inspired by the romantic comedies of early Woody Allen. Shot on 35mm, it was animated and colored by hand using 'cels'.

A mouse tosses away the strawberry he's eating for a huge piece of cheese, which is baiting a trap. He spends a lot of time licking the cheese and sort of avoiding it, before the trap finally does its job. But that doesn't stop the severed head from enjoying the cheese.

The Dirdy Birdy Redux is a story about a dysfunctional relationship between a cat and a bird.

A man tries to keep his cat from eating the fish he loves.

Club owners Angry and Cabaret have to scrounge up the money for rent fast, or risk having their business shut down.

A tale told in three intertwined stories focused on a writer driven by glory. He struggles to complete a masterpiece, with inspiration from a life-long muse, about love, betrayal and horror based on childhood memories. After an encounter with an unnatural force, the writer realizes his true prize.

A postmodern interpretation of the 'Prince Charming' myth.

Aliens who are planning to destroy Earth send a moron-alien undercover to gather intelligence on human life.