Best of Shorts 1 (Kids 16+)

One crisis that is completely alien to animated short films is a lack of inspiration and invention.
Here’s a demonstration in six international rich and innovative programmes. The first two (Best of Shorts 1 and 2) focus on graduation films, and the others (Best of Shorts 3 to 6) on professional productions. All are subject to the judgement of our jury made up from a trio of animation professionals: Kim Keukeleire (Belgium), Sekhar Mukherjee (India) and Benjamin Renner (France).

Program:

Dipendenza, Panna Horváth-Molnár, Virág Zomborácz, H, 2012, 12’50’’ ❚ Night of the Loving Dead, Anna Humphries, GB, 2012, 8’53’’ ❚ Soeur et frère, Marie Vieillevie, F, 2012, 4’02’’ ❚ Au loin, Anaëlle Moreau, Nicolas Fuminier, Thomas Poulain, Clément Bigot, F, 2011, 10’30’’ ❚ Conformis, Martin Grötzschel, Benjamin Manderbach, D, 2011, 5’47’’ ❚ Rhapsodie pour un pot-au-feu, Charlotte Cambon de Lavalette, Stéphanie Mercier, Soizic Mouton, Marion Roussel, F, 2012, 2’55’’ ❚ Kostya, Anton Dyakov, RUS, 2012, 5’44’’ ❚ Head On, Lior Ben Horin, IL, 2011, 4’05’’ ❚ Trois petits chats, Benoît Delaunay, Albane Hertault Lacoste, Maïwenn Le Borgne, Alexia Provoost, F, 2012, 5’55’’ ❚ Pripad, Martin Zivocky, CZ, 2011, 4’46’’ ❚ Pishto uyeszhayet, Sonya Kendel, RUS, 2012, 8’32’’ ❚ À la française, Morrigane Boyer, Julien Hazebroucq, Ren Hsien Hsu, Emmanuelle Leleu, William Lorton, F, 2012, 7’

Flagey, Folioscope, with help from the Goethe-Institut Brüssel.