Programme 8
Thursday 22/07/2021 18:00 - 20:00 EEST - Animart Festival
Total Duration: 01:57:54
- TRUE COLORS 03:05United Kingdom 2020
- APFELMUS 06:51Austria 2019
- BUCKET HAT! 03:25United States of America 2020
- THE MOONSTER 02:30Poland 2020
- A POEM BY ALBA 05:38USA 2021
- PERFECT 03:08Russia 2019
- CAUSTIC LENS 04:48USA 2019
- METRO 02:22Russia 2020
- GREEDY SHADOW 05:42Korea 2020
- VERSAILLES 07:30Austria 2021
- CURIOSITIES 07:30Israel 2020
- GIREOGI APPA 03:14USA 2021
- WITH THE SHAPE 06:40Bosnia and Herzegovina 2020
- THRALL 08:43Bosnia and Herzegovina 2020
- SHIFT 02:34Canada 2021
- 200 YEARS IMMORTALS / 200 Χρόνια Αθάνατοι 06:47Greece 2021
- SOMEWHERE ONLY WE KNOW 03:01Greece 2020
- ENDANGERED 01:57Turkey 2021
- ME AND MY FATHER / Mun já Eeči 04:35Finland 2021
- VICIOUS DOGS 06:24Norway 2021
- I WANT A SUN IN MY POCKET 04:18Costa Rica 2019
- MARMALADE / Мармелад 04:36Russia 2021
- TEASER 01:31Turkey 2021
- NUDITY 06:30United Kingdom 2021
- BIRD 04:35Taiwan 2019
Directed by: Hanna Lea Wyttenbach
Screenplay: Hanna Lea Wyttenbach
Animation: Hanna Lea Wyttenbach, Phoebe White, Jade Dou Hua Gordon, Xiaolian Huang, Anna Koelichen
Technique: 2D digital hand drawn
Music: Simeon Payne-Martin
Production/School: Phoebe White
Dialogue language: English
Meeting an old friend in a coffee shop, we follow Nezumi’s internal and external battle of emotions and feelings and how she get consumed by them as she’s being triggered by the words of her interlocutor.
Directed by: Alexander Gratzer
Production/School: Alexander Gratzer
Dialogue language: German
While two birds talk about their existence, a small apple makes its way into the depths of a cave under watchful eyes.
Directed by: Demetrios Tzamaras
Screenplay: Demetrios Tzamaras
Animation: Demetrios Tzamaras
Technique: Digital hand-drawn
Music: Dan Light
Production/School: UCLA
Dialogue language: English, Modern Greek (1453-)
Subtitles language: English
Brothers Tot and Meech try desperately to convince their jokester Papou (Greek for Grandfather) to buy them ice cream while on a trip to the beach. But they have to act fast, because the Ice Cream Man could leave any minute! Influenced by the TV shows of Cartoon Network in the 1990's, Bucket Hat is a delightfully silly and sweet animated film that balances slice-of-life realism with cartoony slapstick. Brimming with both emotional sincerity and full-throated goofiness, Bucket Hat is unafraid to have its ice cream and eat it too!
Directed by: Agnieszka Zaręba
Technique: Digital, Puppet, Stop Motion
Production/School: Agnieszka Zaręba
Dialogue language: English
Subtitles language: English
The boy and the girl have never known fear, they set off on a journey to find him. When it is too late to turn back, they experience the worst of all nightmares.
Directed by: Yoo Lee
Screenplay: Yoo Lee
Animation: Yoo Lee
Technique: Stop Motion
Music: Sam Retzer
Production/School: University of Southern California
Dialogue language: English
An elderly woman living alone in her apartment deals with loneliness and her eventual end.
Directed by: O Khe Yn
Dialogue language: English
A short film about a girl, whose obsession with perfectionism went too far.
Directed by: Christian Merrill
I create experimental animations that distort perceptions of reality. These works are focused on creating composition through shape, color, time and motion. Sound plays a very important role in my animation. Audio sound waves are used to drive the momentum and the visual aesthetic of the piece. Syncing sound and movement is key to creating engaging and multi-dimensional animations. In this work I explore the screening of 3D environments on 2D surfaces, thus challenging our preconceptions of space. These environments represent reality, but are physically impossible outside of the computer. This is represented through infinite reflections or many elements from various sources composited onto a single image. Computer software is essential to creating my work, and my experience working inside of the software is often reflected in the finished artwork. The computer influences my work both procedurally and conceptually.
Directed by: Valentin Tyuterev
Animation: Valentin Tyuterev
Music: Ivan Vyshnegradsky, Valery Gavrilin
Production/School: VGIK
Dialogue language: no
Subtitles language: no
Sparrow commits an odyssey through the underworld
Directed by: Ji Hae, Yoon
Technique: Unreal Engine 4, Maya
Production/School: Chung-Ang University
Greedy Shadow (2020) The existence of 'shadow' that was always together but didn't care about! Shadow who doesn't want to be black anymore starts to change... Finally on the Christmas eve, a new magical adventure begins!
Directed by: Felix Weisz
Production/School: Felix Weisz
“Versailles” is the story of a young boy in need of a job during the French Revolution. After he’s been given a strange offer at the palace of Versailles, he believes to have finally found a way of securing his economical survival. In all his life he would have never imagined what the tasks there would entail. For better or for worse, he accepts the proposition.
Directed by: Alon Avidar
Technique: Stop-Motion
Music: Shoham Sakana Manela
Production/School: Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design Jerusalem
A dark and twisted journey deep in the mind and soul of a young man sitting on a bench, wanting to talk to the woman sitting on the other side. He is filled with dread and falls into a dark place where ha faces his desires and fears.
Directed by: So Youn Rebecca Jeon
Technique: 2D, Motion Graphics
Music: by JAKE ROMAN
Production/School: California State University, Long Beach
Dialogue language: English, Korean
A bittersweet story of a boy letting go of his beloved bird.
Directed by: Nemanja Vucenovic
Animation: Nemanja VUčenović
Technique: 3D
Music: Nemanja Vučenović
Production/School: Academy of Arts Banja Luka, AEON production
Dialogue language: No dialogue
A lonely man lives in a world under one tree. Everything looks perfect until an unusual event makes him eager to change his world. “Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants.” ― Epictetus
Directed by: Igor Đurić
Production/School: Aeon Production, Academy of Arts Banja Luka
Dialogue language: No Dialogue
An unknown object appears on a secluded island. It’s owner gains a power to have his wishes fulfilled. But, at a great cost.
Directed by: Zach Fenlon
Production/School: Zach Fenlon
Dialogue language: English
SHIFT represents the consequences of our relationship with the planet we call home, wherein our actions cause a ripple effect of disaster and destruction. None that can’t be undone if we can make a shift.
Directed by: Students of 6th grade of 1st-2nd Primary school of ilion
Production/School: 1st Primary School Of Ilion
Dialogue language: Modern Greek (1453-)
In the computer science class we wanted to pay our respects to the people who fought and gave their lives to enjoy the precious good of freedom. Particularly touching is the fact that 200 years have passed since the beginning of the Revolution of 1821. The students of the 6th grade of the 1st and 2nd Primary Schools of Ilio have undertaken to give life to history with the technique of Stop Motion Animation. The project was implemented entirely with distance education at the time when schools were closed due the pandemic.
Directed by: Erato Baloglou
Screenplay: Erato Baloglou
Animation: Erato Baloglou
Technique: 3D Animation
Music: Lily Allen - "Somewhere only we know" cover
Production/School: AKTO College
Dialogue language: English
"Somewhere only we know" is a short 3D animated film, suitable for all ages, touching on loss, mourning, but also the posthumous messages sent by deceased pets. Rosana, one of the two protagonists of the film, is a young girl who recently lost her beloved pet rabbit, Pearl. One night, while Rosana is immersed in her grief and memories, Pearl's ghost visits her and leads her back to the secret place where they used to spend their time together. There, it reveals to her something that will ease her pain and help her overcome her grief.
Directed by: Öykü Naz Tungul
Animation: Öykü Naz Tungul
Technique: Frame by Frame
Music: İrem Küçük
Production/School: Öykü Naz Tungul
Dialogue language: English
Have you ever considered about what gifts that we all had from mother nature? How do we understand what are those gifts and how to evaluate them? Our most basic instinct is to use these gifts in a certain duration. However, this manner of over-using nature itself tears apart the idea of "gifts." The damage that humankind makes continuously has many outcomes and this short animation is trying to make people face with their own actions. Mainly, the emotions of greed, selfishness and arrogance are shown in the animation. These are the emotions that makes humankind feel themselves more superior than everything; in this case, nature itself. In short, the aim of this animation is to create an awareness against the long-dated threat of humankind when it comes to wielding the gifts of the nature.
Directed by: Jukka Vuorela
Music: Trad. Čuánjá Livđe
Production/School: Erkki Feodoroff
Dialogue language: Inari Sami
Subtitles language: English
Mun já Eeči (Me and my father) tells a small story of an Inari Sámi child that learns a valuable lesson about the nature on a rowing trip with his/her father.
Directed by: Audun Løkås
Dialogue language: English
On a journey through the woods, who does this wrestler encounter?
Directed by: Laui Laessa
Production/School: Vancouver Film School
I Want A Sun In My Pocket is a landscape of feelings experienced by the inhabitants of one building. Loneliness, unworthiness, and a soothing encounter with the sun are in the midst of their inner battle.
Directed by: Lyubimtseva Anna
Production/School: Igor Kovalev
Dialogue language: Russian
A local office worker gets caught in a cycle of unexpected events because of her love of sweets.
Directed by: Begum Erkan
Technique: 2d hand drawn animation
Production/School: Vancouver Film School
It's an animation movie that show a short adventure of a PhD student who travels between classical movies. And one grumpy fairy who helps her.
Directed by: Jáchym Bouzek
Screenplay: Jáchym Bouzek, Claire Saint-Pierre
Animation: Jáchym Bouzek, Matilda Cioni
Technique: Stop Motion
Music: Vladimir Grudinov
Production/School: Isis Hope Lloyd, Luca House
Dialogue language: English
In a fabric society, a young figure diverges from rigid the gender binaries to explore where their identity lies.
Directed by: Wu-Ching Chang
Screenplay: Wu-Ching Chang
Animation: Wu-Ching Chang
Technique: 2D Computer Animation, Object Animation, Paint on Acrylic Sheet
Music: Wu-Ching Chang, Mike Wyeld
Production/School: Royal College of Art
Dialogue language: No Dialogue
Subtitles language: N/A
The girl suffers from a feeling of great discomfort that comes without warning, like an uncontrollable disaster. When the panic is accompanied by a flapping of wings, a chaotic, dissociated journey into her unconsciousness begins. The film is based on concepts of panic attack and ornithophobia. Through materializing the feelings of people who suffer from panic attack and ornithophobia, the director aim to discuss the core issues of fear, life and death. The film is a collaborative project with the Wellcome Collection. The Wellcome Collection is a famous museum based in London, where displays a mixture of medical artefacts and original artworks exploring ideas about medicine and art. The animation techniques in the film contain computer animation, object animation, stop motion animation, and multiple experimental artistic practice, such like cotton, beads, acrylic, and celluloid. IMDb https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10435166/?ref_=nm_knf_i1
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