You Take Care Now

This film is an early student work that exemplifies Ann Marie Fleming's distinctive style. Created on 16mm, it reflects Vancouver's avant-garde cinema influences from the 1970s. The film combines various techniques, including processed images and animation, to tell a poignant story about personal trauma.

You Take Care Now stands out for its emotional depth and humor, making it a remarkable entry in the animation genre. As a short film, it captures the essence of Fleming's artistic expression and her exploration of complex themes through innovative storytelling. Collectors interested in animation or the works of female directors will find this film notable for its unique approach and visual artistry.