The Quay Brothers are identical twin filmmakers, known for their unique style of stop-motion animation. Born in Pennsylvania in 1947, they have created a distinctive body of work that often features surreal and dreamlike imagery. Their films frequently draw inspiration from literature, art, and music, showcasing a blend of visual storytelling and intricate craftsmanship. Their notable works include short films like Street of Crocodiles and feature-length projects such as The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes. The Quay Brothers have gained recognition for their innovative techniques and have influenced a generation of animators and filmmakers, making them significant figures in the world of animation.