No Head (short film)

No Head is a distinctive Brazilian short film directed by Paulo de Mira. Released around 2011, the film is known for its unique stop-motion animation style and surreal storytelling. It captures a somber and artistic atmosphere, following a protagonist who interacts with a headless woman on a bench, exploring themes of longing and existence.

The production is deeply rooted in the Brazilian independent film scene, specifically produced within the domestic creative hubs of Brazil. As a piece of media, its management and ownership reside with the creator and the associated production entities involved in the Brazilian animation industry. It serves as a testament to the diverse and artistic capabilities of Southeast American animation studios.