Goldilou (2013)

Actors: Micah Haun (editor), Mary Beth Rim (producer), Mary Beth Rim (writer), Mary Beth Rim (actor), Mary Beth Rim (director), John Rim (actor), Grace Eve Rim-Thomas (actor), Becca Honan (actor), Gabe Honan (actor), Carolyn Rim (actor), Kaylee Donnelly (actor), Karin Hackstrom (costume designer),

Plot: A modern day fairytale exploring the magic of childhood through the eyes of a 5 year old girl named Lou Lou. Meet three little bears, a great giant owl, an impish little girl, and the favorite nanny. See a mystical cottage, a chase scene through the woods and the fancies of childhood. Adults will enjoy the fairytale spoof moments and children will simply enjoy the tale.

Genres: Adventure, Fantasy, Short,

The Berenstain Bears Play Ball (1983)

Actors: Joseph Cates (producer), Buzz Potamkin (producer), Ron McLarty (actor), Al Kouzel (director), Elliot Lawrence (composer), Neil Lawrence (editor), Jan Berenstain (writer), Stan Berenstain (writer), Mordicai Gerstein (miscellaneous crew), Ann Steindecker (miscellaneous crew), Cindy Kunst (miscellaneous crew), Knowl Johnson (actor), Nancy B. Dodds (producer), Pat Lysinger (actress), Gabriela Glatzer (actress),

Genres: Animation,

The Berenstain Bears' Comic Valentine (1982)

Actors: Joseph Cates (producer), Buzz Potamkin (producer), Ron McLarty (actor), Al Kouzel (director), Elliot Lawrence (composer), Jerry Sroka (actor), Neil Lawrence (editor), Jan Berenstain (writer), Stan Berenstain (writer), Jan Berenstain (writer), Stan Berenstain (writer), Mordicai Gerstein (director), Ann Steindecker (miscellaneous crew), Jere Jacob (producer), Cindy Kunst (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Musical,

The Berenstain Bears' Easter Surprise (1981)

Actors: Bob McFadden (actor), Joseph Cates (producer), Buzz Potamkin (producer), Ron McLarty (actor), Ron McLarty (actor), Al Kouzel (director), Elliot Lawrence (composer), Neil Lawrence (editor), Jan Berenstain (writer), Stan Berenstain (writer), Mordicai Gerstein (director), Ann Steindecker (miscellaneous crew), Knowl Johnson (actor), Jere Jacob (producer), Cindy Kunst (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Musical,

The Berenstain Bears Meet Bigpaw (1980)

Actors: Joseph Cates (producer), Buzz Potamkin (producer), Ron McLarty (actor), Al Kouzel (director), Elliot Lawrence (composer), Bob Kaliban (actor), Bob Kaliban (actor), Neil Lawrence (editor), Jan Berenstain (writer), Jan Berenstain (writer), Stan Berenstain (writer), Stan Berenstain (writer), Mordicai Gerstein (director), Cindy Kunst (miscellaneous crew), Jere Jacob (producer),

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Musical,

The Berenstain Bears' Christmas Tree (1979)

Actors: Joseph Cates (producer), Gilbert Cates (producer), Buzz Potamkin (producer), Ron McLarty (actor), Ron McLarty (actor), Elliot Lawrence (composer), Neil Lawrence (editor), Stan Berenstain (writer), Stan Berenstain (writer), Jan Berenstain (writer), Jan Berenstain (writer), Mordicai Gerstein (director), Ann Steindecker (miscellaneous crew), Jere Jacob (producer), Cindy Kunst (miscellaneous crew),

Genres: Animation, Comedy, Family, Musical,

Quotes:

Papa Bear: [chanting] Chocolate covered snails.::Brother Bear, Sister Bear: Chocolate-covered snails? Yuck!

Narrator: In Bear Country, Christmas excitement was mounting. The waiting was down to 10 hours and counting. The holly was hung... the presents were bought... a magnificent Christmas salmon was caught.

Papa Bear: No matter what, no matter where, if it means going down to the Panama isthmus, if it means climbing up to the top of Pike's Peak, I'll find the right tree, if it takes us a week!

Papa Bear: [seeing the first Christmas tree with the animals perched on it] Oh, this tree at first seemed quite a find. [he, Brother, and Sister hurry away as the crows chase them] It isn't quite - what I had in mind! Come, cubs!

Papa Bear: Yes, a Christmas tree is something we cannot do without. Because a tree with all the trimmings... [seeing the second tree he comes across] is what Christmas is about.

Papa Bear: [after he, Brother, and Sister escape from the second tree they see] No, that tree back there wasn't quite it. Its green was - too green. Yeah, and it leaned a bit.::[prying his axe from the stump that the eagle threw into, and collapsing to the ground]::Papa Bear: It wasn't quite what I had in mind. Come, we *still* have a tree to find.

Sister Bear: [as she, Brother, and Papa see the second tree they come across] What a tree!::Brother Bear: Yeah, it's really a beauty.::Papa Bear: Axe...::Narrator: Papa said...::Papa Bear: [chuckles] Do your duty.

Narrator: But when they got back to the Christmas tree lot, the lot was there - but the trees - were not. Only a sign saying: "Sorry, sold out", and some tired old needles lying about.

Mama Bear: [singing] The Christmas star, it says to us, "There's more to Christmas than the fuss."

Mama Bear: So Merry Christmas to us all. Fellow creatures, one and all.

Coonskin (1975)

Actors: Ralph Bakshi (actor), Scatman Crothers (actor), Scatman Crothers (actor), Philip Michael Thomas (actor), Philip Michael Thomas (actor), Albert S. Ruddy (producer), Ralph Bakshi (writer), Ralph Bakshi (director), Al Lewis (actor), Richard Paul (actor), Barry White (actor), Barry White (actor), Donald W. Ernst (editor), Buddy Douglas (actor), Chico Hamilton (composer),

Plot: A multi-layered satire of race relations in America. Live-action sequences of a prison break bracket the animated story of Brother Rabbit, Brother Bear, and Preacher Fox, who rise to the top of the crime ranks in Harlem by going up against a con-man, a racist cop, and the Mafia.

Keywords: 2d-animation, absurd-humor, adult-animation, african-american, african-american-stereotype, african-american-woman, all-black-cast, animal-that-acts-human, animated-nudity, animated-sex
Genres: Animation, Crime, Drama,
Taglines: BARRY WHITE and his men are bustin' out to win! They'll stop the man from calling them "Coonskin" If you've been shot on, passed on, gassed on, pushed on or red, white and blued on ... you're ready to turn on to "Coonskin" This is it Folks! WARNING: "This film offends everybody!"

Quotes:

Pappy: I got the devil in me, but it's the man you see.

Doorman: This here's where Simple Savior runs his black revolution, brother. Natural black Jesus is the reverend's cousin, too. He gives people the strength to kill whites.::Brother Bear: Kill whites? [to Preacher Fox] You hear that shit? [to Doorman] Any whites?::Doorman: Yeah, any whites.::Brother Bear: Ain't this a bitch?::Preacher Fox: Anyone we want?::Brother Bear: Ain't this a bitch!::Preacher Fox: Huh. We can kill anyone we want?::Doorman: Any whites.::Preacher Fox: I have one special...::Brother Bear: [Grabs Fox and pulls him to the side] Stop it, Fox. Stop it.

Brother Rabbit: I'm tired of trying to segregate, integrate, and masturbate anymore!

Sonny: Shut your stupid mouth!::Anna Banana: [effeminate voice] Don't you dare strike me, or I'll tell poppa!::Sonny: Don't start it! If I told poppa what you were doing, he'd break both your arms and legs!::Anna Banana: [effeminate] So, what's wrong with me taking a little kick-back once in a while on my own?::Sonny: [speaks Italian]::Sonny: Money, stupid! We take money, NOT BLOW JOBS!::Anna Banana: You do?::Sonny: The Mafia takes MONEY! Remember us? We're the Mafia!

Brother Bear: Preacher, why don't you shut up?::Preacher Fox: 'Cause I have an electric mouth!

The Godfather: Nobody move. We are in a lot of trouble.

Pappy: [narration] It was a tar rabbit, baby!

[waiting for Sampson and the Preacherman; getting impatient]::Randy: Damn, they ain't showed yet. I'm going to have to get out of here on my own.::Pappy: Sit down, boy. Don't you leave this wall. They'll pick your ass up, sure as shit! And I ain't never seen nobody that they picked up come back walking, talking, laughing, or breathing!

Clown: Those queer sons of a bitches!

[first lines]::Man in Blue: Fuck you.::Man in Yellow: Alright, I'm gonna give some example: I heard that 350 white folks committed suicide by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. And out of the 350, there was two that was niggers.::Man in Blue: And one of them was pushed.::Man in Yellow: [laughs]

Coonskin (1975)

Actors: Ralph Bakshi (actor), Scatman Crothers (actor), Scatman Crothers (actor), Philip Michael Thomas (actor), Philip Michael Thomas (actor), Albert S. Ruddy (producer), Ralph Bakshi (writer), Ralph Bakshi (director), Al Lewis (actor), Richard Paul (actor), Barry White (actor), Barry White (actor), Donald W. Ernst (editor), Buddy Douglas (actor), Chico Hamilton (composer),

Plot: A multi-layered satire of race relations in America. Live-action sequences of a prison break bracket the animated story of Brother Rabbit, Brother Bear, and Preacher Fox, who rise to the top of the crime ranks in Harlem by going up against a con-man, a racist cop, and the Mafia.

Keywords: 2d-animation, absurd-humor, adult-animation, african-american, african-american-stereotype, african-american-woman, all-black-cast, animal-that-acts-human, animated-nudity, animated-sex
Genres: Animation, Crime, Drama,
Taglines: BARRY WHITE and his men are bustin' out to win! They'll stop the man from calling them "Coonskin" If you've been shot on, passed on, gassed on, pushed on or red, white and blued on ... you're ready to turn on to "Coonskin" This is it Folks! WARNING: "This film offends everybody!"

Quotes:

Pappy: I got the devil in me, but it's the man you see.

Doorman: This here's where Simple Savior runs his black revolution, brother. Natural black Jesus is the reverend's cousin, too. He gives people the strength to kill whites.::Brother Bear: Kill whites? [to Preacher Fox] You hear that shit? [to Doorman] Any whites?::Doorman: Yeah, any whites.::Brother Bear: Ain't this a bitch?::Preacher Fox: Anyone we want?::Brother Bear: Ain't this a bitch!::Preacher Fox: Huh. We can kill anyone we want?::Doorman: Any whites.::Preacher Fox: I have one special...::Brother Bear: [Grabs Fox and pulls him to the side] Stop it, Fox. Stop it.

Brother Rabbit: I'm tired of trying to segregate, integrate, and masturbate anymore!

Sonny: Shut your stupid mouth!::Anna Banana: [effeminate voice] Don't you dare strike me, or I'll tell poppa!::Sonny: Don't start it! If I told poppa what you were doing, he'd break both your arms and legs!::Anna Banana: [effeminate] So, what's wrong with me taking a little kick-back once in a while on my own?::Sonny: [speaks Italian]::Sonny: Money, stupid! We take money, NOT BLOW JOBS!::Anna Banana: You do?::Sonny: The Mafia takes MONEY! Remember us? We're the Mafia!

Brother Bear: Preacher, why don't you shut up?::Preacher Fox: 'Cause I have an electric mouth!

The Godfather: Nobody move. We are in a lot of trouble.

Pappy: [narration] It was a tar rabbit, baby!

[waiting for Sampson and the Preacherman; getting impatient]::Randy: Damn, they ain't showed yet. I'm going to have to get out of here on my own.::Pappy: Sit down, boy. Don't you leave this wall. They'll pick your ass up, sure as shit! And I ain't never seen nobody that they picked up come back walking, talking, laughing, or breathing!

Clown: Those queer sons of a bitches!

[first lines]::Man in Blue: Fuck you.::Man in Yellow: Alright, I'm gonna give some example: I heard that 350 white folks committed suicide by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. And out of the 350, there was two that was niggers.::Man in Blue: And one of them was pushed.::Man in Yellow: [laughs]