The Brothers Quay are identical twin filmmakers, known for their distinctive stop-motion animation style. Born in Pennsylvania in 1947, they gained recognition for their surreal and atmospheric short films, often featuring intricate puppetry and detailed miniature sets. Their work is characterized by a dreamlike quality, exploring themes of memory, loss, and the passage of time. Their most notable films include Street of Crocodiles and The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes, which showcase their unique visual storytelling. The Brothers Quay have also collaborated with various artists and musicians, further enriching their artistic vision and expanding their influence in the world of animation and experimental cinema.