For those wondering what the story means: It was written by Maurice Sendak for his first dog, a Sealyham terrier named Jennie. She appeared in nearly all of his books in some way from 1954 to 1967. The story was his whimsical approach to mortality and complex animal consciousness; he wrote it as a tribute to Jennie during her fatal sickness in 1967. 1967 was an awful year for Sendak. At the age of 39 he had his first heart attack while filming with the BBC in England, his mother was suffering from cancer and would die the following year, and when he returned home he discovered that Jennie also had cancer. In the book, Baby looks like him as a baby and when Mother Goose is shown she has his mothers face, and Castle Yonder is Heaven; the whole book was about his losses.
Thank you for that context. Something about this felt uncanny like a story about purgatory, but now I have a different level of appreciation for this film.
@@datgrrl_official The first part sure, it has to do with Jennie the dog who is dissatisfied with life and leaves to find whatever it is she's missing. But the second part, that has nothing to do with this! This is not a short about personal space in a workplace between two coworkers and if anyone thinks it is they're wrong. I think KIS KIS put the wrong description down. I got all the info about what this story is from actual articles on it and Sendak's life, so I'm not being disrespectful.
Jesus, you can't imagine what a man like him was going through - punch after punch after punch just shoving you down over and over.. I wonder what he went on to do afterwards?
Wow, like this was such a old school vibe with the puppets and costumes! It's like that borderline feel I had with the labyrinth movie. At times it had that uncanny uneasy creepiness to it but the overall production was still beautifully made, a magic about it, and I couldn't stop watching! Loved it! Hope this gets the love it deserves!
I feel like I just watched something from the 1980/90s puppetry era. So trippy but well done. Nvm, this came out at least a decade ago, lol. No wonder it was that feel.
Okay, who made these puppets. I would love to see them make full length movies in this style. The creativity in this piece is just astonishing yet it works with the story about a dog who tries to gain experience and learns that there is more to life and gets the experience of life in this short that feels like a stream of consciousness. It is absolutely amazing and I recommmend it for anyone.
"I can't tell you where castle yonder is, because I don't know where it is. But if you ever come this way, look for me" is SUCH a powerful line The way I see it is she can't tell his friend how to achieve greatness/personal fulfillment, because reaching such is a path reserved to each and every one of us. But if we try hard enough, we might just reach it.
Okay as an 80s kid watching this after a double shift and several adult beverages to the wind...I have never been hit by nostalgia this damned hard in my LIFE.
Everything just works so well, the camera angles, the scenes, the dialogue, the comedic relief of her eating a whole delivery... The whole movie just has that sentiment of being able to touch it, to feel the ridges and corners of the scenes.
Maurice Sendak's Higglety, Pigglety, Pop. 55 years old and this is still one of my favorite stories from childhood. Higglety, Pigglety, Pop, The dog has eaten the mop. The pig's in a hurry, The cat's in a flurry, Higglety, pigglety, pop.
I have to say the puppetry is amazing! I can tell there was no computer stuff required I bet. It should earn an Oscar. They don't do things like this anymore.
I was so shocked to see this title pop up in my youtube feed! This was amazing puppetry. I hope the crew who made this can get a feature length film someday.
Overall, something very interesting, in a world of slop this is something terrific to witness. The voices were all well suited, the props and especially the cat costume were outstanding.
This was fantastic! Just like some of the stuff we watched growing up. Truly wish more was done with as much creativity. The best part I think was the use of music to represent the tree as if Jennie was speaking with it. Eerie moment and great transition.
Another comment, yet I don't know how to express myself about how I feel. The atmosphere, the camera angles, the movements, the voice acting and ofc, the beautiful puppets... this is gorgeous, amazing, perfect.
It is! It was written by Maurice Sendak for his first dog, a Sealyham terrier named Jennie. She appeared in nearly all of his books in some way from 1954 to 1967. The story was his whimsical approach to mortality and complex animal consciousness; he wrote it as a tribute to Jennie during her fatal sickness in 1967. 1967 was an awful year for Sendak. At the age of 39 he had his first heart attack while filming with the BBC in England, his mother was suffering from cancer and would die the following year, and when he returned home he discovered that Jennie also had cancer. In the book, Baby looks like him as a baby and when Mother Goose is shown she has his mothers face, and Castle Yonder is Heaven; the whole book was about his losses.
I've seen 1000 animations, and somehow this is very high up on the "creepy scale"! (perhaps because at the edge of the photorealistic "uncanny valley")
this is so sweet and beautiful, i love the puppet works! the mix of creepy moments, sad and visually just pleasing to the eye is incredible! it reminds me of films i would randomly watch as a kid :)
I had no clue what I was going to see when I watched this. That being said I thought it was really good. No - excellent would be a better description. I want more of this please.
I've got no idea how... Direction, not over done, just rite. Sets, puppets & costumes, striking and mesmerizing. Execution, like a dream I just woke up from. Send James Cameron back to the Mariana Trench.
This is amazing I love the puppetry, I'm assuming that's real puppets and not just AI graphics, I love the dog I actually have my own self handmade puppet that looks just like yours!
Hey, Kis kis Studio, what do you think about making a short film about a comic called korgi? It's a fun silent comic and its atmosphere is similar to the atmosphere of a Disney movie.
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For those wondering what the story means: It was written by Maurice Sendak for his first dog, a Sealyham terrier named Jennie. She appeared in nearly all of his books in some way from 1954 to 1967. The story was his whimsical approach to mortality and complex animal consciousness; he wrote it as a tribute to Jennie during her fatal sickness in 1967. 1967 was an awful year for Sendak. At the age of 39 he had his first heart attack while filming with the BBC in England, his mother was suffering from cancer and would die the following year, and when he returned home he discovered that Jennie also had cancer. In the book, Baby looks like him as a baby and when Mother Goose is shown she has his mothers face, and Castle Yonder is Heaven; the whole book was about his losses.
Thank you for that context. Something about this felt uncanny like a story about purgatory, but now I have a different level of appreciation for this film.
No, the video description sets out exactly what this tale is about, from the film makers. Don't be disrespectful.
@@datgrrl_official The first part sure, it has to do with Jennie the dog who is dissatisfied with life and leaves to find whatever it is she's missing. But the second part, that has nothing to do with this! This is not a short about personal space in a workplace between two coworkers and if anyone thinks it is they're wrong. I think KIS KIS put the wrong description down. I got all the info about what this story is from actual articles on it and Sendak's life, so I'm not being disrespectful.
That’s beautiful and I loved it
Jesus, you can't imagine what a man like him was going through - punch after punch after punch just shoving you down over and over..
I wonder what he went on to do afterwards?
this is what I wanted the cats movie to look like
My exact toughts! This matches the vibe just right
Either this or something like The Aristocats.
Wow, like this was such a old school vibe with the puppets and costumes! It's like that borderline feel I had with the labyrinth movie. At times it had that uncanny uneasy creepiness to it but the overall production was still beautifully made, a magic about it, and I couldn't stop watching! Loved it! Hope this gets the love it deserves!
Yes!
I think its called the "uncanny valley" effect??
Congratulations to all who took part in such a good movie, so full of quality details!Jennie is absolutely lovely!
Why is this called animation? It’s Puppetry of the highest skill … beautiful construction
I feel like I just watched something from the 1980/90s puppetry era. So trippy but well done.
Nvm, this came out at least a decade ago, lol. No wonder it was that feel.
Okay, who made these puppets. I would love to see them make full length movies in this style. The creativity in this piece is just astonishing yet it works with the story about a dog who tries to gain experience and learns that there is more to life and gets the experience of life in this short that feels like a stream of consciousness. It is absolutely amazing and I recommmend it for anyone.
this reminds so much of shows created by the jim henson company .great puppetry and great storytelling
"I can't tell you where castle yonder is, because I don't know where it is. But if you ever come this way, look for me" is SUCH a powerful line
The way I see it is she can't tell his friend how to achieve greatness/personal fulfillment, because reaching such is a path reserved to each and every one of us. But if we try hard enough, we might just reach it.
"There must be more to life then having everything."
That's poetry.
Okay as an 80s kid watching this after a double shift and several adult beverages to the wind...I have never been hit by nostalgia this damned hard in my LIFE.
Everything just works so well, the camera angles, the scenes, the dialogue, the comedic relief of her eating a whole delivery... The whole movie just has that sentiment of being able to touch it, to feel the ridges and corners of the scenes.
I'm so glad they made this available in higher quality. Always loved this short since I saw it when I was probably 13
Maurice Sendak's Higglety, Pigglety, Pop. 55 years old and this is still one of my favorite stories from childhood.
Higglety, Pigglety, Pop,
The dog has eaten the mop.
The pig's in a hurry,
The cat's in a flurry,
Higglety, pigglety, pop.
Never heard of this before.
That shift in feeling, what an interesting piece, oh my gosh.
If David Lynch wrote a nursery rhyme.
its absolutely obserd how much i deeply loved this short film, i genuinely feel so blessed that i was recommended this film. bless yall
Keeeeeep going!!!!! Never kill the old ways of art. Bravo! Well done!!!
A Maurice Sendak story told beautifully
I have to say the puppetry is amazing!
I can tell there was no computer stuff required I bet.
It should earn an Oscar.
They don't do things like this anymore.
A beautiful ode to Sendak and Henson, Bravo!
it's been so long since I've seen something so good, the way it's made, the feelings that come out, it's so well made, it's fantastic :D
I was so shocked to see this title pop up in my youtube feed! This was amazing puppetry. I hope the crew who made this can get a feature length film someday.
We need more stuff like this! Also... that friggin lion puppet was fantastic!
Overall, something very interesting, in a world of slop this is something terrific to witness. The voices were all well suited, the props and especially the cat costume were outstanding.
This was fantastic! Just like some of the stuff we watched growing up. Truly wish more was done with as much creativity.
The best part I think was the use of music to represent the tree as if Jennie was speaking with it. Eerie moment and great transition.
Miss this kind of show. So beautifully well done!
I can't believe it! It was my totally favourite book in my childhood! How wonderful, thank you!!
Another comment, yet I don't know how to express myself about how I feel. The atmosphere, the camera angles, the movements, the voice acting and ofc, the beautiful puppets... this is gorgeous, amazing, perfect.
the lion scene literally gave me the same feeling i got when i first saw the wolf scene in neverending story. amazing.
I thought it was ai or something on the thumbnail but I was not disappointed ❤️
Like a mixed-media puppet show. Brilliant!
This is a very special kind of marvel - a beautiful, animated dream. ❤
I thought i didnt enjoy movies, but clearly i just wasnt watching the right kind of movies because this is awesome!!!
Master crafted, and i applaud all who work on such great things
One of my all-time favorite books! What a treasure to happen upon this! Thanks to everyone involved. Made my spirit smile. ❤
weird and Wonderful like a fever dream.
it is right up there with Caroline 😀👍
thanks for posting
The feelings that this envokes is crazy 😧😂❤😢😊 and the puppets are insanely realistic I love it so much 😂❤
Jim Henson would be so proud of you! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💖💫❤
The baby is so creepy, but everything else was really cool.
Well that was weird and I loved it all!
Finally on the interweb after 14 years.
This was so chaotic and fun
Such a wonderful part of my childhood and I still have a original edition of this paperback book.
This is what the CATS movie should have been like
The motions are so fluid
is this a story about loss? definitely has that vibe. I really enjoyed this. Thank you. made me cry.
It is! It was written by Maurice Sendak for his first dog, a Sealyham terrier named Jennie. She appeared in nearly all of his books in some way from 1954 to 1967. The story was his whimsical approach to mortality and complex animal consciousness; he wrote it as a tribute to Jennie during her fatal sickness in 1967. 1967 was an awful year for Sendak. At the age of 39 he had his first heart attack while filming with the BBC in England, his mother was suffering from cancer and would die the following year, and when he returned home he discovered that Jennie also had cancer. In the book, Baby looks like him as a baby and when Mother Goose is shown she has his mothers face, and Castle Yonder is Heaven; the whole book was about his losses.
@@Sharauni thank you for your reply. I really appreciate the knowledge.
THIS DESERVES SO MUCH MORE LOVE!!! THIS IS SUCH A WONDERFUL WORK OF ART WHAT THE HELL 😭😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺
I've seen 1000 animations, and somehow this is very high up on the "creepy scale"! (perhaps because at the edge of the photorealistic "uncanny valley")
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I absolutely loved this but felt sad at the end for some reason :(
I have no idea what I just watched. But well done!
this is so sweet and beautiful, i love the puppet works! the mix of creepy moments, sad and visually just pleasing to the eye is incredible! it reminds me of films i would randomly watch as a kid :)
Oh! I remembered a scene from this randomly and started trying to find what it was from :]
Yippee, cool I found it.
wtf did i just watch?
i feel like i just entered a fever dream.
The forest scene reminds me a lot of over the garden wall
For some reason this gives off Guillermo Del Toro vibes
I had no clue what I was going to see when I watched this. That being said I thought it was really good. No - excellent would be a better description. I want more of this please.
Moving! 💚💚💚🍀🍀🍀
That was beautiful 🤩
Great show
I love this style!! ❤
I feel like they force you to watch this in film school. It's so strange but entertaining.
Brilliant!
This is absolutely amazing!❤😊
This is amazing
Love the Cat!🐈❤️😻
I loved this! MORE PLEASE!!
I loved this book.
It was creepy for me but it's a solid job
I've got no idea how... Direction, not over done, just rite. Sets, puppets & costumes, striking and mesmerizing. Execution, like a dream I just woke up from. Send James Cameron back to the Mariana Trench.
More like a supporting role.
This was amazing!
Yep now that definitely hurts
This is one of the best stories I have ever consumed.
And it was delicious haha 😂😂
This is amazing I love the puppetry, I'm assuming that's real puppets and not just AI graphics, I love the dog I actually have my own self handmade puppet that looks just like yours!
Bravo!
wow old school costumes!!
This looks like something made by Jim Hension in the 1980's
This is awesome
❤loved this production❤
So good ❤
Exceptional!
How was this done? It was AMAZING.
That cat deliveryman is kinda hot ngl 🤣
Lol you’re so real for that
Jennie looks so much like my little dog only difference is Coco is brown
This is really cool
feels very 2000s hot topic, mcr kinda of stuff
... GOOD SHOW OLD BEAN 🏴
...am i on mushrooms?
Wonderful😘
Jenny looks like the dog who performed on AMERICA HAS TALENT!!
Hey, Kis kis Studio, what do you think about making a short film about a comic called korgi? It's a fun silent comic and its atmosphere is similar to the atmosphere of a Disney movie.
this reminds me of Meet The Feebles
What is the name of the tunes in the video?
Are we meant to like the dog? At the begining she eats her friend the plant and abandons the person that loves her because she doesn't care.
Is there a behind-the-scenes?
👏👏👏👌❤
this is a freak-out
ain't no way this is anyone's favorite movie, what the hell.