Competition 2
Thursday 25/11/2021 20:00 - 22:00 - Animation Marathon 2021 Schedule
Friday 26/11/2021 08:00 - 10:00 - Animation Marathon 2021 Schedule - Repeat
Total Duration: 01:46:32
- Control 03:46United Kingdom 2021
- Mosaic 14:45 2020
- Being A Dog 08:03Sweden 2021
- The Girl Who Cried Sick 03:07Australia 2020
- The Return of The Water Goddess⁰ 03:00 2021
- Little Ox 10:33Belgium 2021
- Blinded By Love 03:00United Kingdom 2021
- Whisper, Rustle 04:42United States 2021
- This is Only Getting Worse / החרא הזה רק ממשיך לגדול 07:36Israel 2020
- Whale Fall Whale Rise 03:17China 2020
- Three 02:00Korea 2020
- Red. The Color Within 04:42Peru 2020
- Nurture 03:00Taiwan 2021
- Nothing Is Here 06:09Taiwan 2021
- The Trail Beyond Highland Road 05:12United States of America 2021
- Devil's in the Details 04:14United States of America 2021
- Ivet and Michuco / Ivet y Michuco 04:49Spain 2020
- Keep your feet on the clouds / Πάτα Γερά στα Σύννεφα 02:42Greece 2021
- Living In A Bubble 07:43 2021
- Υour Daughter Hero 04:12Greece 2021
Directed by: Kun Ao
Screenplay: Kun Ao
Animation: Control
Technique: 3D
Music: Control
Production/School: University for the Creative Arts
Dialogue language: English
The short animation Control is a story about a father and his son. A boy eat a lot of snacks during he waiting his father comes home from work. Thus, he does not want to eat anything in dinner time and waste the food. The father tries to get the boy to stop this behaviour again and again, but the boy dose not listen. Father feels tired and angry. Then, father wants to use violence to stop boy from wasting food. At this time, father memorise his father hit him like that when he is child. Then, father control himself and apologise to the boy. People make a family because of love and children are supposed to grow up with love. But sometimes parents lose control when their children are naughty.Thus, we should learn to control ourselves in order to keep the people we love safe from violence, and we should not use violence to force children to do things they do not want to do.
Directed by: Imge ÖZBILGE, Sine ÖZBILGE
Production/School: Lunanime
Dialogue language: No Dialogue
In the oldest city of the Middle East, a Kurdish student, a Muslim musician and a Christian little girl are part of a cultural mosaic. When vicious noises bring war upon their city, a mysterious sunfish appears to save them.
Directed by: Felix Swahn
Screenplay: Felix Swahn
Animation: Felix Swahn
Technique: 2D animation digital animation and some effect's are 3D animation
Music: Caspar Swahn
Production/School: Felix Swahn
Dialogue language: English
Subtitles language: English
Tim is longing for love. He’s a lonely human being who struggles with exclusion every day. Every time Tim feels different than others he transforms into a french bulldog. Ginger makes Tim feel human. Ginger is an old friend of Tim`s whom he was in love with, unrequited love. Tim collides with Ginger in the street, they talk and become friends again. After meeting Ginger Tim becomes a dog again. This time he chooses to enjoy being a dog and sees all the possibilities of a dog`s life. It’s good to be a human being but it’s good being a dog sometimes too.
Directed by: Ruby Taylor
Screenplay: Ruby Taylor
Animation: Ruby Taylor
Technique: Stop-Motion Animation
Music: Andrew Taylor
Production/School: Kardinia International College
Dialogue language: English
'The Girl Who Cried Sick' follows a child hypochondriac as her escalating attention-seeking lies lead her parents to dismiss her complaints when she becomes genuinely ill. Inspired by the cautionary tale 'The Boy Who Cried Wolf', this hand-crafted animation gives humour and heart to a grim true story. The intention for this production was to create a film that accentuates the tactile nature of stop-motion animation technology to immerse the audience in the colourful narrative world. The intricate sets, dynamic lighting and complex sound design enrich the visual experience, and encourage audiences to reflect upon their own childhood stories.
Directed by: Tyeisha Downer
Screenplay: Tyeisha Downer
Production/School: Tyeisha Downer
Dialogue language: English
Once upon a time nearly 2,000 years ago lived a family of fairies. Their duty was to protect the land from harm. All who brought harm upon the land would have a spell placed on them. Preventing them from fulfilling their destiny.
Directed by: Raf Wathion, Patrick Vandebroeck
Screenplay: Raf Wathion, Patrick Vandebroeck
Animation: Miguel A. Fuertes
Technique: 2D/3D computer animation
Music: Michel Banabila
Production/School: Christophe Baggermans, Filip Vangeffelen, Marc Thelosen, Koert Davidse
Dialogue language: No Dialogue
A young muskox migrates with a small herd through the cold barren tundra. For the hungry young ox the rules of conduct are difficult to fathom. His mother does her best to take care of him. During their journey the herd gets attacked by a pack of wolves, who are after Little Ox.
Directed by: Yige Yang
Screenplay: 16:9
Animation: Yige Yang
Technique: 2D Digital
Music: Gedminte Samsonaite
Production/School: University of the Arts London
A man feels responsible for a vulnerable seedling and is willing to go to great lengths to protect it from all the dangers in the world around them.
Directed by: Maureen Zent
Dialogue language: English
Order gives way to chaos. Chaos generates ferment. Ferment spurs fecundity. Whisper, Rustle is a product of the Covid-19 pandemic, born of long walks in the forest spent memorizing poems by W.B. Yeats. Emergency measures disrupted regular patterns of human behavior and fear upended all normal interactions. The disequilibrium unsettled everyone but also brought a new understanding of the fragility of our sense of order. Whisper, Rustle depicts this cycle with animation of natural and stylized elements drawn primarily from Yeats’s poems and prose. Stop motion animated objects include sand, pebbles, flower petals, oak bark, leaves, gravel, sponges, seeds, egg shells, a rotting log.
Directed by: Michael Negari, Eran Luzon
Screenplay: Dana Petrov
Animation: Michael Negari, Eran Luzon
Technique: Stop-Motion, Mixed Media
Music: Tal Greenfeld
Production/School: Eran Luzon, Michael Negari, Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design, Jerusalem
Dialogue language: Hebrew
Subtitles language: English
Jerusalem is divided by a mysterious crack, pulling any metal object around it. Revital, a woman in advanced pregnancy, is trying to get to the crack in order to kill herself and the baby she carries.
Directed by: Hualin Wang
Screenplay: Hualin Wang
Production/School: Hualin Wang
Dialogue language: English
A little red fish feels so sorrow after witnessing the death of a whale she admires. She follows some ghost fish to find the resting place of the whale. What she saw there taught her that death is not always be a bad thing.
Directed by: Soyeon Kim
Screenplay: Soyeon Kim
Animation: Soyeon Kim
Technique: Object, Stop-motion, Drawn
Music: Walter Santucci
Production/School: Soyeon Kim
Dialogue language: English
A visceral impression of our relationships with one another
Directed by: William Javier La Portilla
Screenplay: Andrea Nicole Rodriguez Guerrero, Marlene Michele Bustamante Carvallo
Animation: Marlene Michele Bustamante Carvallo
Technique: 3D computer
Music: Juan José Enciso Gutiérrez, Junior Carrillo Zubiate
Production/School: Andrea Nicole Rodriguez Guerrero, Daniel Andres Attias Karaha
Dialogue language: English
Dannae, a young artist, is in search of red paint in order to finish a canvas she’ll be presenting soon, but as the only art supply store near her is closed, and with time against her, the night presents an offer that brings out her real nature.
Directed by: Ying-Fang Shen
Screenplay: Ying-Fang Shen
Animation: Ying-Fang Shen
Technique: 2D computer
Music: Music by Felix Mendelssohn, performed by Bui-Nguyen Trieu-Tuong
Production/School: Ying-Fang Shen
Breastmilk comes quietly into the world at the time of birth to raise newborns. Sometimes they go even further and nourish more little lives through milk banks.
Directed by: Kaiyun Yang
Screenplay: Kaiyun Yang
Animation: Kaiyun Yang
Technique: Kaiyun Yang
Music: Kion Heidari
Production/School: California Institue of the Arts
Dialogue language: English
An unusual guest arrives for tea tonight, and our kid Henri is dedicated to find out their true identity.
Directed by: Eli Copperman
Screenplay: Eli Copperman
Animation: 2D
Technique: hand-drawn & Photoshop
Music: Rosetta Bachofner
Production/School: Eli Copperman, Adam Davies
Dialogue language: no dialogue
Subtitles language: no subtitles
The Trail beyond Highland Road is a 2D animated dramedic short focusing on the consequences of deforestation, and how two residents from a prosperous suburban town perceive it through an endangered species of deer. The Trail follows a single father named Emilio Vasquez and his little daughter Ariel, who spend their summer days in the quaint laid back urban town of Highland, New Jersey. However, upon realizing that a whole bunch of deer have been eating up bushes and gardens all across the town, including Emilio’s, the two end up having completely different views on the animals. Emilio is resentful towards them for ruining the community gardens, including his own, whereas Ariel has having never seen these animals as much in her young age, thus making her more fascinated. When Emilio shoos one deer away, Ariel chases after it at the town’s nearby Meadows Trail forest. In a desperate pursuit to get his daughter back, Emilio discovers something frighteningly off about the trail itself.
Directed by: Anna Owenson
Screenplay: Anna Owenson
Animation: Anna Owenson
Technique: 2D digital cel animation
Music: Robert Mai
Production/School: Chapman University
Dialogue language: English
A witch gets less than she bargains for when she tries to summon Satan on her ex-boyfriend. An occult comedy.
Directed by: Juan Ignacio Meneu Oset
Screenplay: Juan Ignacio Meneu Oset
Animation: Ignacio Meneu, Javier Martínez Laura Vicent, Cristian García, Fran Benet, Rut Juan Monpó, María Cremades
Technique: CGI
Music: Ramón Giner
Production/School: Juan Ignacio Meneu Oset
Dialogue language: Spanish
Subtitles language: Valenciano, Inglés, Italiano, Francés, Ruso, Portugués
Ivet is a 6-year-old girl, so she thing is already very old, or so she thinks at least. Ivet is dreamy and has an extraordinary imagination. She is always inventing new worlds and characters. She has a cat - well, it's stuffed puppet - and she calls her Michuco. Since she has no siblings, at home she always plays alone and fantasizes uncontrollably, causing complicated situations on more than one occasion.
Directed by: Eleni Lazaridi
Screenplay: Dimitra Babadima, Christirina Kondaki
Production/School: Vangelis Tsakas
Fikos is trying to cross the city on his wheelchair, but he constantly encounters obstacles that he can overcome only through imagination.
Directed by: Natalie MacMahon, Nikola Drvoshanov
Screenplay: Natalie MacMahon
Production/School: Natalie MacMahon
Dialogue language: No Dialogue
LOGLINE: When two strangers feel isolated in the big city, they soon realise that their imagination is able to bring them anywhere they would like to go, despite all the obstacles of modern society. SYNOPSIS: Who says it is easy to live in our modern world? Aren’t we all a bit isolated in different ways? “Living in a bubble” tells the story of two strangers, who live in the bubble they created for themselves, which doesn’t allow them to connect to anything or anyone. Through their imagination and willpower however, they manage to break out of their isolation and open themselves up to the world. They find that there is much more out there than they would have thought and nature can be found in the most unexpected places. If we have enough courage to change our ways, we can re-discover what it feels like to be alive. Against all odds, miracles are still possible- if only we believe in them.
Directed by: Apostolis Iliopoulos, Elias Roumeliotis
Screenplay: Marina Lizardou, Apostolis Iliopoulos, Aris Kaplanidis
Animation: Brosinarts Animation Studios
Technique: 2D
Music: Esther Abrami & Amulets
Production/School: Municipality of Fyli
Dialogue language: Greek
Made for: "Walk the Global Walk" European project
Supported by: ActionAid
The story of a young teenager's metaphysical relationship with climate change phenomena.
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