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How often are you disappointed in life? Probably far more often than is acceptable. That's what makes Wholphin so great. It consistently delivers a blend of entertaining shorts that run the gamut of topics and styles, making each issue unique and exciting, because, though you know what you're getting, you never know what it's going to be made up of. This issue is no different, offering an outstanding experience, top to bottom. -- DVD Talk Everybody knows by now that Wholphin , the quarterly DVD magazine devoted to the art and craft of the short film, brings da muddafuggin' ruckus with each and every issue. However, even taking that into account, Wholphin No. 11 is an especially loaded treat. --Michael Tully, Hammer to Nail Standouts in this issue include a tale from New Zealand about the odd wonders of childhood (in spite of the unnecessary roly-poly abuse), a hilarious and dirty-mouthed bit capturing a couple's break-up, a beautifully shot and dialogue-free trip through time (with vikings!), and a very surreal ode to life and the environment by way of a plastic bag... narrated by Werner Herzog. -- Film School Rejects

How often are you disappointed in life? Probably far more often than is acceptable. That's what makes Wholphin so great. It consistently delivers a blend of entertaining shorts that run the gamut of topics and styles, making each issue unique and exciting, because, though you know what you're getting, you never know what it's going to be made up of. This issue is no different, offering an outstanding experience, top to bottom. <br>-- DVD Talk <br> Everybody knows by now that Wholphin, the quarterly DVD magazine devoted to the art and craft of the short film, brings da muddafuggin' ruckus with each and every issue. However, even taking that into account, Wholphin No. 11 is an especially loaded treat. <br>--Michael Tully, Hammer to Nail <br> Standouts in this issue include a tale from New Zealand about the odd wonders of childhood (in spite of the unnecessary roly-poly abuse), a hilarious and dirty-mouthed bit capturing a couple's break-up, a beautifully shot and dialogue

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