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The Opposites Game
A classroom erupts into a war of words as students grapple with a seemingly simple prompt: what is the opposite of a gun? This animation is part of the TED-Ed series, “There’s a Poem for That,” which features animated interpretations … Continue reading
Oscar Winner ~ Short film about love and passage of time | Father and Daughter – by M. Dudok de Wit
A father bids farewell to his young daughter; she grows up longing for his return. This short film won 24 awards, including: – Oscar / Best Short Film, Animated / Academy Awards, USA, 2001 – BAFTA Film Award / Best … Continue reading
Voice – short short story by Cherie Jones
The aftermath of a sexual assault is rendered through charcoal and metaphor. This film visualizes a piece of flash fiction by author Cherie Jones. Film by Tess Martin, Narration by Marta Parlatore, Sound by Jason Staczek.
Jean-Luc – Animation Short Film 2010 – GOBELINS
Jean-Luc fait une crise d’épilepsie, le docteur Gordon parviendra-t-il à le réanimer ? Jean-Luc has an epileptic fit, will doctor Gordon succeed to bring him back to life ? De Arthur PELTZER, Fabien GUILLAUME, Jean-Baptiste MALIGNE, Jerémy MACEDO, Julien DAUBAS, … Continue reading
My Body | 2018
3rd year students 2D short movie directed by Sandralee Zinzen & Nicolas Nivesse A teenage girl is staring at herself in a mirror. She doesn’t like what she sees; fat, skinny, ugly, she looks like a monster. Maybe she should … Continue reading
A Bustling Coastline is Disguised as a Peaceful Bedroom in Short Film by Charlotte Arene
Paris-based director and animator Charlotte Arene has created an uncanny stop-motion film centered on sleep that wavers between a nightmare and a peaceful slumber. Released in December 2019, “La mer à boire,” or “Unrealizable,” is shot in a typical bedroom, … Continue reading
A brief history of alcohol – Rod Phillips
Trace the 7,000 year old history of alcohol, from its first known origins in China to cultures all over the world fermenting their own drinks. — Nobody knows exactly when humans began to create fermented beverages. The earliest known evidence … Continue reading
Birds of a Feather
A little bird wants to befriend two pelicans and share in the plump fish they flaunt. When one of the pelicans needs help the little birds feels powerless until an opportunity arises and a decision must be made. ‘Birds of … Continue reading
BAFTA WINNING | A LOVE STORY
Told through the medium of stop motion, two characters, cocooned in their love, go on a heart breaking journey of self discovery. The richly textured world, made from soft cloud like fabrics, is a deceptively innocent space for the raw … Continue reading
