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SUMMARY:ANIMATED WORLD PT. 1
DESCRIPTION:In several short animations, the authors discuss topics ranging from global to very personal ones. They combine animation with documentary and music, as well as talk about the world we know and the one they invented. Sometimes the realism is shocking, more often it is an accurate metaphor. The animated world is worth exploring.\nscreening curator: Emilia Rusin\n \nZima, dir. Tomasz Popakul, Kasumi Ozeki (Poland) 2023, 26’, 16+\nMosaic portrait of a small fisherman’s village where human to human, human to animal, animal to animal interdepend on a delicate balance of warm tender care and cold emotional cruelty.\nFilm awarded at the Ottawa International Animation Festival and the Krakow Film Festival.\n \nThis Will Not Be a Festival Film, dir. Julia Orlik (Poland) 2022, 8’, 13+\nA tale of a girl who studied animation and spent four years without a day of vacation. An animated short about a film school student who is working on her graduation film.\nFilm awarded at Animator IAFF.\n \nIn Vain, dir. Jean-Baptiste Bertholom (France) 2023, 19’, 15+\nGabriel, a Savoyard farmer, is living a daily life full of habits, until his daily routine starts falling apart.\nFilm presented at e.g. Warsaw FF.\n \n\nCrush, dir. Michał Socha, Jakub Socha (Poland) 2022, 6’, 13+\nAn ambitious thief wants to steal a precious diamond. He unexpectedly meets competition – a femme fatale who appeared for the same purpose. The rivalry for the diamond slowly turns into a mutual fascination that takes the couple into a world between dream and reality.\nFilm presented at e.g. Animateka IAF.\n \nWhale’s Song, dir. Adeline Faye (France) 2023, 12’, 13+\nA giant white sperm whale is stranded in the middle of a city. People gather around the dying animal. Unable to avoid it, they have to get closer. This encounter will change them in an unexpected way.\nFilm presented at the IAFF Animocje.\n \nMiddle Watch, dir. Aiesha Penwarden, John Stevenson (United Kingdom, Czech Republic) 2022, 12’, 15+\nWorld War II is coming to an end. A sailor tormented by trauma is on the middle watch, also known as the graveyard watch. An unexpected encounter will put his fragile psyche to a great test.\nBAFTA nominated film. Polish premiere.\n \n\nFather’s Letters, dir. Alexey Evstigneev (France) 2024, 12’, 15+\nIn 1934, Professor Vangengheim was condemned to the Gulag on the Solovki. As he pretends to be on a grand voyage of exploration, he crafts imaginative tales in letters to his daughter Eleonora, shielding her from the truth of his sentencing as a “traitor to the motherland”.\nFilm awarded at  e.g. Melbourne IFF and StopTrik IFF.\n
URL:https://lff.lublin.pl/events/animated-world-pt-1-2/
CATEGORIES:Short Films Themed Screenings
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