"Childhood Sale," a video about letting go of your comics collection

Xeni Jardin 9:04 am Tue Jul 17, 2012

[Video Link] Filmmaker Casimir Nozkowski, whose work we regularly feature on the Boing Boing in-flight TV channel on Virgin America, tells Boing Boing:

I just made a new short movie about me trying to sell ALL of my childhood comics… IN AN EPIC STOOP SALE.

Here are some of the emotional states I went thru while making this movie: nostalgia, liberation, catharsis, melancholy, confusion, elation, regret, enthusiasm, depression, somewhat dazed…

And finally confirmation that at 35 it's good to get rid of childhood things and not bad to feel a little sad doing it.

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