

A 102-minute concert features The Airborne Toxic Event performing at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, following their successful 2008 debut album.
“An epic adventure in time, space and life.”
Synopsis
A 102-minute concert features The Airborne Toxic Event performing at the Walt Disney Concert Hall, following their successful 2008 debut album.
Synopsis
Two lifelong friends, known as 1203 and 1204, share a dream of becoming cosmonauts. They train rigorously, passing physical tests and simulating space travel by bouncing on their beds. When 1203 is selected for a mission, communication is lost shortly after launch, suggesting a tragic outcome. Grief-stricken, 1204 remains in his spacesuit, ultimately found in a fetal position. The film concludes with a surreal scene of 1204 drifting through space, joined by the spirit of his friend.
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Why Watch
- See the emotional bond between two aspiring cosmonauts.
- Find out how grief is portrayed in a unique animated style.
- Meet the characters 1203 and 1204 in their quest for space.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Konstantin Bronzit and released in 2015.
- It was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film in 2016.
- The film won the Grand Prize at the Animafest Zagreb in 2015.
- 1203 and 1204 are the designated numbers of the two main characters.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the animated short film We Can't Live Without Cosmos?
We Can't Live Without Cosmos was directed and written by Konstantin Bronzit.
What awards did We Can't Live Without Cosmos win?
The film won several awards including the Aspen Shortsfest Special Jury Prize and the Grand Prize at the Animafest Zagreb.
What is the plot of We Can't Live Without Cosmos?
The plot follows two friends, 1203 and 1204, who dream of becoming cosmonauts, but tragedy strikes when 1203 is lost in space during a mission.
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