Halo, Albert

About This Movie

So, 'Halo' from 1990 is this intriguing short animated flick that might not be on everyone’s radar. The animation style has this rough charm, almost like an indie project that embraces its limitations. The pacing feels deliberate, letting scenes breathe, which adds to its overall atmosphere—somewhere between whimsical and haunting. It explores themes of isolation and connection, and there’s a distinct vibe that lingers with you after viewing. The practical effects, given the era, are quite charming; they have a handmade quality that digital just can’t replicate. It’s definitely one of those pieces that showcases how animation can push boundaries and tell stories in a unique way, even if the director’s name is lost to time.

Underrated gem in the animation category. · Considered a cult classic among animation enthusiasts. · Interesting study in practical effects from the era.