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Steve Box, the director of the animation series, tells Moomin.com why he ended up directing a new interpretation of the much-loved stories and what is the magic behind the production that drew in so many renowned A-list professionals to re-create the warm, adventurous and philosophical world of the Moomins.
Marika Makaroff, creative director and executive producer at Gutsy Media on building a new animated world based on Tove Jansson’s original stories.
Tho Moomins' new adventures.
This is a classic spine-tingling short thriller. A man and a small child are driving through a forest on a dark and rainy night. Their car breaks down and they decide to shelter in what seems to be an abandoned house. However, that’s where their problems really begin.
Moanan: Behind the Scenes of the Animation
A film based on the short story by Boris Shergin Mitya’s Love. The story of how Mitya was looking for his love. The film uses images of Russian avant-garde artists Mikhail Larionov, Natalia Goncharova and masters of naive art Pavel Leonov and Lyubov Maykova.
A music video for Mister Modo & Ugly Mac Beer.
Blind, shy Mimi and restless, crazy Lisa discover the amazing worlds of neighbours in their house. Extraordinery friendship of these two girls brings a lot of adventures, but also opens hearts of people living in the house.
Eight-year-old Matilda’s memories of her family take the form of surreal visions. They feature her grandmother – a circus member and ex-mermaid, her erotically overheated mother, and her missing father whose broken heart, anger, and jealousy manifest as a rhino. Present and past actions are in a constant state of metamorphosis.
A day in the life of an average man in a below average country.
I was heading to junior high school one day when my maternal instincts suddenly kicked in. After being held hostage to those urges for a decade, I started to wonder if this feeling was really about motherliness. Virgin birth, genes, pregnancy… I journey through 10 years in search of the maternal.
While playing with his colorful matchsticks, a little boy is talking about his dreams, fears and hopes..
Accompanied by a familiar melody, the Argentinian video clip draws us into the vortex of a world whose animation is based on the magic of the zoopraxinoscope. Combined with other animation techniques, the result is an unusual work using not only a fascination with primordial animation devices, but also hand-drawn or stop-motion animation.
People should be happy. Even this Egyptian goose, who tries to cast a spell on us with a seductive dance. Its gracious and clumsy movements captivate us. But it’s not the only one to master the dance.
Frantisek is in burning love with his classmate Marie.
Marilyn is trying really hard to make something that is good. For once her expectations and reality are going to align, perfectly. No, it will be even better than she imagined. It will be epic. It will be tear jerkingly profound. It will be perfecter than perfect. Nothing can go wrong.
The woman remembers her former boyfriends in images of animals.
A boy returns home to care for his sick mother and introduce his girlfriend to the family — but the dear mama is less than pleased with the unexpected guest.
Mamie lives in Gaspésie in a house that faces away from the sea. When the old woman receives an expropriation notice, her cloistered world crumbles. Her granddaughter witnesses this uprooting and starts to question the lack of real ties between them.
A couple of lovers in a passionate embrace. Camera panning back, discloses a third person, a policeman, who gets himself involved in the action.