Krumpet

His short film Harvie Krumpet, also produced by Melanie Coombs, screened at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival and went on to win the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film.

Mary and Max to Open 25th Sundance Film Festival | /Film 2008

Krumpet towards the front of the race and somehow found a podium place by the end of the race, next to the winner Jamey Driscoll.

Chris Jones Diary: Christmas arrives, right on time 2010

The claymation animated feature Mary and Max by Adam Elliot Academy Award-winning short “Harvie Krumpet” is receiving plenty of positive buzz ...

So ... This Means Animation Has Arrived? Steve Hulett 2009

Variety reviews an Aussie stop-motion feature, and has its quibbles: "Mary and Max" ... a glum tale of friendship between two very unlikely pen pals, writer-director-designer Adam Elliot's follow-up to his Oscar-winning 2003 short "Harvie Krumpet" has its share of deadpan amusements, but its combo of mordant whimsy and tearjerker moments winds up curdling in an unappetizing fashion.

Middle January Linkorama Steve Hulett 2009

The movie was written and directed by Adam Elliot (who also directed the Oscar-winning short "Harvie Krumpet"), and centers on the unlikely pen-pal relationship between 8-year-old Melbourne native Mary Daisy Dinkle (voiced by Bethany Whitmore and later by Toni Collette) and the

toonzone News Ed Liu 2010

"Harvie Krumpet" will also be included on the DVD and Blu-ray as a bonus feature.

toonzone News Ed Liu 2010

In 2003 writer-director Adam Elliot released the award winning short film "Harvie Krumpet" and this is the follow up.

oceans never listen 2009

Australian animator Adam Elliot-whose Oscar-winning short "Harvey Krumpet" played at Sundance several years ago-creates a unique mixture of darkly playful and bittersweet vibes with his quixotic visual technique, but lacks the ability to make the whole thing jive together as a single package. by Eric Kohn (Updated 55 minutes ago) 3 Photos (Updated 17 hours, 52 minutes ago)

indieWIRE News 2009

"MEDIA BIOS: or, Harvie Krumpet and the ethics of disability and death" (with Gerard Goggin), paper presented at The Annual Meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Communication Association, Christchurch, New Zealand, 4-7 July 2005.

Australia loses top bioethicist, disability scholar Christopher Newell BA Haller 2008

Mel, if you don’t know her, was the producer of Harvie Krumpet, the woman who graced the Oscars stage a couple of years ago.

Archive 2008-05-01 Another Outspoken Female 2008