ATHENS ANIMFEST
Short 11
Sunday 20/03/2022 18:00 - 20:00 - Athens Animfest 2022 Official Screening
Monday 21/03/2022 06:00 - 08:00 - Athens Animfest 2022 Replay Screening
Total Duration: 01:50:01
- Pilar 09:22Netherlands 2020
- where the winds die / badha koja mimirand 12:54Iran 2021
- MOM 09:10France 2021
- the way to a man's heart / Ein Haufen Glück 10:27Germany 2021
- Tramples The Murderhorse 11:40Canada 2021
- Hot Toddy 16:34USA 2021
- HELLO STRANGER 06:13Germany 2021
- Dreamer 10:00Bulgaria 2022
- The Dalang's Tale 06:09Malaysia 2021
Directed by: Yngwie Boley, J.J. Epping, Diana van Houten
Screenplay: Yngwie Boley, J.J. Epping, Diana van Houten
Animation: Yngwie Boley, J.J. Epping, Diana van Houten
Technique: handpainted
Music: Alex Debicki
Production/School: il Luster Films: Arnoud Rijken & Michiel Snijders
Dialogue language: none
Subtitles language: none
A handpainted animation film about a woman who is fascinated with the wilderness beyond the walls of the post-apocalyptic and desolate village she lives in. A dangerous intruder finally gives her the chance to discover the wild animal within and the means to escape her suffocating situation.
Directed by: Pejman Alipour
Screenplay: Pejman Alipour
Animation: Pejman Alipour-MARZIEH MAYSAMI AZAD
Technique: CEL DIGITAL-DIGITAL PAINTING-ROTOSCOPY-VISUAL EFFECTS
Music: Pejman KHalili
Production/School: Pejman Alipour-defc
Dialogue language: kurdish
Subtitles language: english
SARDASHT is a Kurdish city in West of IRAN.SARDASHT is the first city in the world to be victim of chemical weapons with mustered gas bombs at 4:15 p.m. on Sunday, June 28th 1987. This film is about before, after the bombing, also a romantic relationship between a couple and finally, the effects of the post-war.
Directed by: Kajika Aki Ferrazzini
Screenplay: Kajika Aki Ferrazzini
Animation: Kajika Aki Ferrazzini
Technique: 2D
Music: Théophile Loaec and Arthur Dairaine
Production/School: Kajika Aki Ferrazzini
Dialogue language: NA
Subtitles language: NA
Set in a dystopian world, a young girl runs for her life while cameras broadcast the action. A declaration of love to the memories shaping our dreams for the future.
Directed by: Jule Körperich, Karin Demuth
Screenplay: Jule Körperich
Animation: Jule Körperich, Karin Demuth
Technique: puppets
Music: André Feldhaus
Dialogue language: none
The animated puppet film „the way to a man's heart" tells the story of a dog who falls in love with a single gentleman. As a sign of his love, he leaves a dog turd in front of the man's door every morning. The story unfolds about misunderstandings and the failure of gestures where there is no match. The film's cute aesthetics stands in strong contrast to the drama of the conflict in which both protagonists become entangled.
Directed by: Rhys Reed-Johnson and Rosel Labone
Screenplay: Rhys Reed-Johnson and Rosel Labone
Animation: Big Jump Entertainment
Music: Robin Price
Dialogue language: English
When your local dictatorship is run by a mentally unhinged horse (yes, a horse), the entire world has to unite in order to slow his quest for domination.
Directed by: Mary Sette
Screenplay: Mary Sette
Animation: Anna Cangellaris
Music: Cj Ballesteros
Dialogue language: English
To solve the murder of the most popular girl in school, a high school reporter turned teenage private eye, must reunite with her ex-best friend to solve the crime — and in the process, these two jilted vixens uncover the seedy underbelly of their hometown— and their actual underbellies. They’ve never seen them before!
Directed by: Julia Ocker
Screenplay: Julia Ocker
Animation: Julia Ocker, Stella Raith, Christoph Horch, Sophiia Melnyk, Lisa Scharf
Technique: 2D Computer Animation
Music: Sono 2 – Andreas Mühlschlegel and Marc Fragstein
Production/School: Studio FILM BILDER GmbH
Dialogue language: no dialogue
Subtitles language: no subtitles
An astronaut lands on an unknown planet. Everything is foreign.
Directed by: Vladimir Todorov
Screenplay: Vladimir Todorov
Animation: Vladimir Todorov
Technique: Digital/Stop Motion?Hand Painted
Music: Vladimir Todorov
Dialogue language: No Dialog
Subtitles language: English
Dreamer is a dystopian fairytale about the hope of rebuilding a world that has suffered seemingly irreversible disasters. The hope of fixing something that has gone horribly wrong. The hope of a second chance. Alex is the lone survivor, the last living soul in a world devastated by a major catastrophe. Against all odds, he has survived the disaster, only to discover that he is the only one left in a ghostly shell of what the world used to be. Frustration and despair have strengthened his resolve to find a way out. In a desperate attempt to send a signal to the stars, where he believes his parents, together with the rest of humanity have migrated, he has built a crude emergency lamp, mounted on an old pickup truck. Trouble starts when his SOS machine runs out of fuel, forcing Alex to set out on yet another exhausting hunt for gasoline. He scavenges the tanks of the burned-out mangled vehicles piled up on the streets. But he’s out of luck. Not a single drop of gas! Resigned and disheartened, he is on the verge of giving up hope, when he comes across Angie. The girl’s lifeless body lies in the rubble, and Alex rushes to help revive her. When Angie awakes, she is in Alex’s room surrounded by all his toys and memorabilia of a past life. But what Angie finds most interesting is Alex’s collection of dead plants. A miracle occurs as she touches one of the dried-up twigs. A small green leaf sprouts out of the spot. Then another, and another. Soon the whole city is covered in a canopy of green as the two children look over its landscape in awe. And then an alarm goes off and Alex wakes up in his bed. Across the street lives Angie, the girl in his dream. The world outside is as normal as normal can be. Or is it?
Directed by: Irwan Junaidy, Maizura Abas, Atiqah Mohd
Screenplay: Irwan Junaidy, Maizura Abas, Atiqah Mohd
Animation: Julia Azureen, 'Atiqah Mohd Abu Bakar
Technique: 2D
Music: Andrew Bong
Production/School: The R&D Studio
Dialogue language: Non-dialogue
The Dalang's Tale is an animated short film about domestic violence with visuals inspired by Malaysian traditional wayang kulit or shadowpuppets. Two stories intertwine: one of a workaholic father and his growing impatience with his young son as they make their way to watch a shadow puppet master or dalang's show and the other of a man who dotes on his son but secretly inflicts acts of abuse on his wife before he disappears after a violent incident.
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