by Giovanni Fabbris | May 31, 2023 | Animation movies
Tess Martin (Netherlands) Duration: 2′ 14″ A photograph is a window into the past, but sometimes the border between the past and the present is not entirely clear. This stop-motion animation invites us to think about our relationship to time by portraying...
by Giovanni Fabbris | May 31, 2023 | Animation movies
Javier Ideami (Spain) Duration: 10′ 00″ TOTEM is the latest work by award-winning director Javier Ideami for multidisciplinary artist Wallace Chan. The short film complements Chan’s eponymous sculpture exhibition, which launched during the opening week of...
by Giovanni Fabbris | May 31, 2023 | Animation movies
Chao Wu (Germany) Durata: 8′ 18″ EMO DOC is a record of sadness. This film shows sadness, helplessness and pain in different situations through seven scenes: Open Air Cinema, Cemetery, Poison gas field, Club, Skin Market, Sand Table, Sculpture Park. ...
by Giovanni Fabbris | May 31, 2023 | Animation movies
Peter Litwinowicz (United States) Duration: 3′ 51″ Inspired by the whimsical fruit and vegetable portraits of Arcimboldo, Shelf Life is a magical look at what might be dancing in the corners of our homes. View film...
by Giovanni Fabbris | May 31, 2023 | Animation movies
Matteo Panebarco (Italy) Duration: 12′ 21″ “Caramelle” [Italian for Sweets] is a short film that tells the tale of the inextricable tie between three generations: father/grandfather, daughter/mother, grandson/son. A bond so strong as to transcend the...
by Giovanni Fabbris | May 31, 2023 | Animation movies
Gerhard Funk (Germany) Duration: 9′ 00″ A Child and its day. A conquest before breakfast, a clueless goat next to the house, a couple of promising airplanes far up in the sky. Then things and events fall apart. The goat seems to be linked to all of that....
