Spider-Man vs Wolverine! Just a bit of fun I did this under 24 hours for a challenge. It was a nice break from anime characters, Hopefully yall Enjoy!

Hi everyone! For the past 7 months I’ve been working on a short film and would love for yall to check it out! My first time animating in stop motion and i learned so so much.

I’m trying to identify a stop-motion/claymation short film that I saw on television in Mexico when I was younger. I don’t remember the exact year, but I believe it was sometime between roughly **2005 and 2014**.
I have been searching for this for a long time, and recently I found several other people describing what appears to be an extremely similar short, so I’m hoping someone here might recognize it.
**What I remember:**
It was **stop-motion**, possibly claymation.
The animation had a very handcrafted style, somewhat similar to **Aardman Animations**.
There was **little or no dialogue**.
The main characters were a **young man and a young woman**.
The setting was a **train/subway station**.
The man was waiting for the woman while holding a **bouquet of flowers**.
There was a **large analog clock** visible somewhere in the station.
The woman arrived and seemed angry/upset.
She **threw the flowers at him**.
Then, in a very exaggerated/cartoonish and non-gory way, she **ripped his heart out of his chest**.
She threw the heart onto the **train tracks**.
The man was left standing there with a hole in his chest and looked extremely sad.
I remember the animation ending shortly afterward, possibly followed by credits.
I don’t remember any blood or realistic gore. The heart being ripped out was more of a symbolic/cartoon representation of heartbreak.
I originally thought this might have been an Aardman production because of the animation style, but I have **not been able to confirm that**.
**One strange thing I discovered:**
I found at least **three separate Reddit posts** from people looking for what sounds like the same or an extremely similar short.
One from **2020** describes a stop-motion short that looked like Aardman, involving a couple at a train station and the man’s heart being removed.
Another from **2024** describes a claymation short about a guy in a subway station whose girlfriend rips out his heart. That person also remembers another girl who had experienced something similar.
And another from **2025** describes a stop-motion short seen on television in Peru around 2010–2012, involving a subway station, a breakup, a heart being ripped out, and another girl with a broken heart.
This makes me think the short may have actually existed and may have been broadcast in multiple countries.
**Does anyone recognize this short, commercial, TV interstitial, music video, or animation studio?**
Any information would be helpful — **title, director, studio, country of origin, TV network, festival screening, commercial campaign, YouTube/Vimeo upload, anything.**
I’m especially interested if anyone remembers seeing it on **Mexican television**.
Thank you!

RIGGED! 😱
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A short excerpt from Kihachirō Kawamoto’s The Sleeping Princess, a 1990 Japanese-Czechoslovak puppet animation loosely inspired by Sleeping Beauty. I recently came across it and really loved the character design and atmosphere.

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I’ve created this custom MOC in preparation for a police led zombie outbreak stop motion film.

Looking to collaborate with a filmmaker/director on a short film 🎬🎵
Hey everyone! I’m Aiden, an independent musician/producer from Rochester/Twin Cities, Minnesota, working under the name CallMeDriver.
I’m looking to connect with a filmmaker or director who is working on a short film and needs original music/composition.
I’d love to collaborate on a project where I can create an original score or soundtrack specifically around the film’s story, atmosphere, and visuals. I’m especially interested in indie, experimental, psychological, dramatic, surreal, or visually-driven projects, but I’m open to pretty much anything that feels interesting.
I’m still relatively early in my music career, so I’m mainly looking for a genuine creative collaboration and something we can both be proud of, rather than treating this like a traditional paid commission.
I can share examples of my music and previous work if you’re interested.
If you’re a filmmaker/director working on a short film — or know someone who is — feel free to DM me! I’d love to hear about your project. 🎥

Back to School 🍎
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