You Take Care Now

About This Movie

You Take Care Now is one of those early student films that really showcases Ann Marie Fleming's unique take on animation and narrative. It feels a bit raw, like it’s teetering between chaos and control, blending found footage with her own animation techniques. The pacing is a bit erratic, but that somehow adds to its charm. It’s not just a visual experience; it's deeply emotional in places, exploring themes of care and connection, which resonate in a very personal way. The practical effects, though simple, are quite effective, giving the film a tactile quality that’s often lost in digital. It's distinctive not just for its aesthetic but for how it embodies that moment in Vancouver's avant-garde scene.

A rare gem from Vancouver's avant-garde cinema scene.The mix of media creates a unique visual language.Reflects Fleming's developing style in early animation.