Kaze: Ghost Warrior simply blew me away with its story, beautiful setting and impressive graphics, all the more amazing when you consider it was produced entirely by one man with two consumer-grade computers in six months. It was also great to see anthropomorphic characters in a film with mainstream appeal. Also, it was interesting to see a (presumably) gay hero in a film. The storyline reminded me of a Richard Bach novel, unlike any other fantasy film I've ever seen. The setting is a unique and interesting mix of feudal japan and tolkien-esquire fantasy setting. The cinematography of animation creates an evocative atmosphere that adds to the setting's success.
Prehaps the only thing missing from Kaze, apart from the full length the furries of the world would love to see, is sound. The music preformed is beautiful and adds to the setting, and the character voices are spot-on, impressive coming from one person, but the fighting scenes are too quiet. This conveys an eerie sense of power, appropriate for Kaze's wisdom, although loud SFX and perhaps a touch of appropriate aggressive music would convey a sense of Kaze's aggression as well.
Overall, Kaze is my favorite film and I have great respect for the film and the one man behind it.
How about a feature voiced by 2 gryphon and Garr the sane?