"Humorous Phases of Funny Faces" is a short animated film created by Walt Disney in 1929. It features a series of exaggerated facial expressions and transformations, showcasing the comedic potential of simple shapes and movements. The animation is set to lively music, enhancing the playful nature of the visuals. The film is notable for its innovative use of animation techniques, including the manipulation of characters' features to create humor. It reflects the early days of animation, where artists experimented with visual storytelling, paving the way for future animated works and influencing the genre's development.