Greek
Greek Competition
Greek Film Archive: Wednesday, 1 April 2015, Hours: 20:00-22:00
01. 16-32, 4’ 49’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Natassa Kirla
Screenplay: Natassa Kirla
Animation: Natassa Kirla
Technique: 2D Animation
Music: Dialogues: None
The balance between the real and the imaginary. The structures and the fundamental principles of modern societies. The female idiosyngrasy.
02. 11, 3’ 30’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Lenna Stamatopoulou
Screenplay: Lenna Stamatopoulou
Animation: Lenna Stamatopoulou
Technique: 2D Animation
Music: Metronomy - Love Letters
Dialogues: None
Α little girl, who refuses to adapt to a corrupt and sick society manages to create her own world, in order to set herself free.
03. ALOSIS, 2’ 45’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Georgios Cherouvim
Screenplay: Georgios Cherouvim
Technique: 3D Animation
Music: Leonard J. Paul
Dialogues: None
Alosis is a comment on the relationship of man and his natural environment. We observe the ‘monomorphous’ man living everyday, mundane moments in the most remote locations, ignoring the consequences of his daily routine in the world around him. Isolated from his own nature and confined in a digitized world, he transcends into a hyper-reality, challenging his own existence.
04. SAFE PLACE, 2'
Greece 2014
Directed by Angelos Roditakis
Screenplay: Angelos Roditakis
Animation: Angelos Roditakis
Technique: 23 Computer
Animation Music: Mikel Shane Prather
Dialogues: None
A boy play with his toys.
05. IN THE DUNGEONS ep.5 – SKF, 2’ 32’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Vaggelis Karadimas
Screenplay: Vaggelis Karadimas
Animation: Vaggelis Karadimas
Technique: 2D Animation, CG Animation
Music:
Dialogues: None
A satire about the political exploitation of the excavation in Amphipolis tomb.
06. LONELY BALL, 54’’
Greece 2014
Directed by George Varanos
Animation: George Varanos, Nishant Kandwal
Technique: 3D Animation
Music: James Arthur - Impossible / One Republic - Counting Stars
Dialogues: English
In this short clip made from Varsin Animation Studios, you can watch a cute story from a basket ball which just want to be played...
07. LOVE SPELL, 3’ 53’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Pinelopi Kokkali
Screenplay: Pinelopi Kokkali
Animation: Pinelopi Kokkali
Technique: Flash Animation
Music: Dimitris Benakis
Dialogues: None
This animation is the video clip of Dimitris Benakis music piece “Love Spell” (Έχω μια κοπέλα").
08. PAPER AND CRAYONS, 4’ 26’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Pinelopi Kokkali
Screenplay: Pinelopi Kokkali
Animation: Pinelopi Kokkali
Technique: Flash Animation
Music: Dimitris Samolis
Dialogue:
This animation is the video clip of Dimitris Samolis music piece “Paper and Crayons”.
09. SEED, 8’
Greece 2013
Directed by Margarita Simopoulou
Screenplay: Margarita Simopoulou
Animation: Margarita Simopoulou
Technique: 3D Computer animation
Music: Aggelos Giannelos
Dialogues: None
How far is dream and hope from reality? Seed is a little dragon. He experiences friendship, love and loss in the planet where he leaves alone. A movie that can make you dream and hope again!
10. SPIRIDOULA, 4’ 23’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Anastasios Visvardis
Screenplay: Anastasios Visvardis
Animation: Anastasios Visvardis
Technique: Puppet animation
Music: Nick Stathopoulos D
Dialogues: Greek
Subtitles: English
What is the secret of Spiridoula?
11. TSUNAMI IN ANCIENT POTIDEA, 8’ 30’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Lefteris Anastasovitis
Screenplay: Lefteris Anastasovitis
Animation: Lefteris Anastasovitis
Technique: 3D Computer animation
Music: Editing: Lefteris Anastasovitis (James Horner, Petros Tabouris, Vangelis)
Dialogues: None
Subtitles: Greek, English (embeded)
3D representation of a natural phenomenon, which reportedly occurred in 479 BC in the Thermaikos Gulf of the Aegean Sea. The historical references to the event (Herodotus History, VIII, 126-130) are confirmed by recent geological studies, although the archaeological record remains limited.
12. THE BATTLE OF P, 12' 34''
Greece 2014
Directed by Babis Venetopoulos, Yannis Vogiatzopoulos
Screenplay: Eva Ieropoulou
Animation Team: Minotaur Digital Arts
Technique: 2D Computer animation
Music (original) - Sound Design: Konstantinos Apostolopoulos
Scientific Editors: Sophia Aidoni, Eugenia Oikonomidou, Chrysante Simandiraki
Dialogues: Greek
The Battle of the Pi’s is produced by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Education, and Religious Affairs under the Operational Program “Education and Lifelong Learning” of the National Strategic Reference Framework (ESPA). It is part of an educational framework called “Writing Trails”, which includes richly illustrated booklets, ideas for activities inside and outside the classroom, as well as interactive multimedia games. A museum kit and a virtual exhibition will accompany this material. The letter π (pi) of the alphabetis thrown into existential angst, sensing his position under threat by the English p. Hestirs hisbuddies, θ(theta) and ο(omikron), to join him on a journey of self-discovery, headed toward a televised duel vying for hisplace on the keyboard. An encounter with hisgrandfather on the television stage and a deep knowledge of history are their intended weapons. Things, however, do not go as planned.
13. MY STUFFED GRANNY, 9' 22''
UK / Greece, 2014
Directed by Effie Pappa
Screenplay: Effie Pappa
Animation: Effie Pappa, John Zhongas
Technique: Puppet animation
Music: David Pearce
Dialogues:
Little Sofia loves her grumpy granny: even though she is always hungry and eats what little food they can buy. Her pension is the only thing keeping her and her father alive. To what extremes will they go to once granny is no more?
14. PANIC ATTACK IN A CINEMA, 7’ 50’’
Greece / Germany 2014
Direction: Christina Sarli
Screenplay: Christina Sarli
Animation: Christina Sarli
Technique: Cut-out, Rotoscoping, Mixed Media, Paint on Paper
Music: Savvas Karatzias, Moussa Coulibaly, Sotiris Despotis
Dialogues:
This film visualises a lucid dream process. The selected “dreamed” facts are presented in a chronological order.
15. SCHEMATA, 4' 36'' UK /
Greece 2014
Direction: Dimitris Simou
Screenplay: Dimitris Simou
Animation: Dimitris Simou
Technique: 3D Computer animation
Music: Cheong Li
Affiliation: University of Westminster
Dialogues: None
An ostrich is born. An elephant is killed. Two stories unravel at the same time and you are the only witness. Can you stay focused when the background and the foreground are equally important? What do you feel when the old seems new?
16. ART IS SCIENCE, 1’ 23’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Nikolaos Manitaris
Screenplay: Nikolaos Manitaris
Animation: Nikolaos Manitaris
Technique: 3D Computer animation
Music: The Dinosaur Project - Composer: Richard Blair-Oliphant
Dialogues: None
A short film where we see the creation of a skeleton step by step and the transformation into a statue, demonstrating that Art is Science.
17. ICHOGRAPHS, 11’ 35’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Yiannis Kranidiotis
Screenplay: Yiannis Kranidiotis
Technique: CG using cinder lib in C++
Music: Yiannis Kranidiotis
Dialogues: None
Ichographs: Emerging soundscapes from visual forms. Ichographs is an audio and video artwork that uses images as a starting point in order to create various sonic environments. The image is decomposed in the basic colors that have created it. Every color is a sonic frequency. A total 600 sine wave sound generators are recreating the image in the audio domain while we watch the color tessera come off the image and fly into space. http://kranidiotis.gr/ichographs/
18. A PORTRAIT, 2’ 13’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Aristotelis Maragkos
Screenplay: Aristotelis Maragkos
Animation: Aristotelis Maragkos
Technique: Rotoscoping
Music: -
Dialogues: Greek
A drawing line explores the life and death of my Grandfather. Through a fluid line etching out the shaky outline of the story of his Grandfather’s unconventional life and unexpected death in rural Greece, the artist is also discovering parts of himself and sharing his reflections on their identities.
19. BUTLER’S CHOISE, 4’ 29’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Padelis Paradisis
Screenplay: Padelis Paradisis, Alexandros Angelakis
Animation: Padelis Paradisis
Technique: 2D Animation
Music: Rezarta Kruja
Dialogues: None
Two hungry clients are in a restaurant. The meal that is served as well as what follows will exceed their expectations.
20. ALI, THE NAVIGATOR, 6’ 09’’
Greece 2014
Directed by Charalambos Karkaletsis
Screenplay: Charalambos Karkaletsis
Animation: Charalambos Karkaletsis
Technique: 3D Computer animation
Music:
Dialogues: None
A modern love story with Giants and Princess.
21. THE RIGHT TIME, 4' 08"
Greece 2014
Directed by Yiannis Liolios
Screenplay: Yiannis Liolios
Animation: Yiannis Liolios
Production Design:Iryna Khroniuk
Audio Post Production: Karel Post
Technique: 2D Animation
Music: D-Devotion vs. Denyse - The Right Time
Dialogues: None
Robynne is traveling in the universe to make her dreams come true!
22. DIARRHEA 9' 19''
Greece 2014
Directed by +anima*
Screenplay: +anima*
Technique: Stop-Motion animation
Music: Giorgos Pogiatzis
Dialogues: None
*+anima are: Antonis Athanasakis, Margarita Anastasiadi, Efstratia Vasiliadou, Vaggelis Vlisidis, Maria Galani, Niki Giakoumaki, Helen Papadaki, Theodore Parashou, Helen Filiou, Nikoleta Xatzikonstadinou and the tutor Marios Ioannidis
A busker flute, decides to go to a concert audition. But he has one big problem. When he go anxious, he has to go to the bathroom...
23. MIRROR, 4’ 29’’
Greece 2015
Directed: Efstathios Michailidis
Screenplay: Εfstathios Michailidis
Animation: Εfstathios Michailidis
Technique: 2D Animation
Music: Sofia Natsiou
Lyrics: Lizeta Kalimeri
Somewhere inside the city, a man and a woman seem to take their mirror reflection to be their own true identities. What will happen when these two meet? Are they going to be together having their self-created "faces" on?
24. ANIMA PERIPLANOSA (part) vII, 6’ 12’’
Greece 2011
Directed by Gabriella Gerolemou
Screenplay: Gabriella Gerolemou
Animation: Gabriella Gerolemou
Technique: Mixed
music:
Dialogues: None
Subtitle: None
A nonexistent soul starts functioning, through the wandering within and outside one’s self, within and outside reality.
ATHENS ANIMFEST
