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by Caroline Poggi, Jonathan Vinel

The Exploded Girl, a 30-year-old woman literally blows up , sometimes seven times a day. A surreal, intimate, and deeply political short film by Caroline Poggi & Jonathan Vinel, selected at Annecy Festival in the Official Competition. In the first episode of Chill(s) — our new series dedicated to genre films — the duo reflects on loneliness, virtual worlds, and the structural violence that seeps into everyday life. Written during lockdown, the film grew in resonance with the latest traumatising news and images from Gaza, and asks what happens when that violence becomes internal. Premiered at Locarno Festival and chosen as the European Film Awards candidate for Best Short Film.

• Film about animation

by Evan Chester

This video serves as a guide to the earliest animated films, from the years 1900-1915. I discuss filmmakers like Władysław Starewicz, Winsor McCay, Émile Cohl, Segundo de Chomón, and J. Stuart Blackton.

• Non-narrative
• Film about animation

by Niki Lindroth von Bahr

Swedish animation director Niki Lindroth von Bahr offers a thoughtful and candid reflection on working as an independent stop motion filmmaker today.

• Non-narrative

by Caroline Poggi, Jonathan Vinel

Caroline Poggi and Jonathan Vinel explore the point of view of those marginalized by society and how they can find their place in the world.

• Non-narrative

by Evan Chester

This video is a guide to the films of Soviet animator Yuri Norstein, whose works include Hedgehog in the Fog, Tale of Tales, and The Heron and the Crane.

• Non-narrative
• Film about animation

by Sean Bobbitt

Сo-production experience of animation around the globe and participation of Ukraine in it: BreakThru Films studio cases. BreakThru is known for groundbreaking, artistic and commercially successful animation projects.

• Non-narrative
• Film about animation

by Don Hertzfeldt

An in-depth look at the making of the film, from the very first sketches to final photography. This was originally produced in 2007 as a gallery for the out-of-print EVERYTHING WILL BE OK short film DVD and has been reformatted here as a slideshow. Don't forget to use the pause button whenever you need a little more time!

• Film about animation
• Non-narrative

by Don Hertzfeldt

An in-depth look at the making of the film, from the very first sketches to final photography. This was originally produced in 2007 as a gallery for the out-of-print EVERYTHING WILL BE OK short film DVD and has been reformatted here as a slideshow. Don't forget to use the pause button whenever you need a little more time!

• Film about animation
• Non-narrative

by Evan Chester

This video serves as beginner’s guide to the world of Polish animation. Filmmakers discussed include Władysław Nehrebecki, Jan Lenica, Walerian Borowczyk, Zbigniew Rybczyński, and Marta Pajek.

• Non-narrative

by Jonathan Hodgson

Interview with Jonathan Hodgson.

• Non-narrative

by Csaba Vágó

Csaba Vágó is the voluntary representative of the Council of Budaörs, the main sponsor of the 11th Primanima World Festival of First Animation.

• Non-narrative

by Zénó Mira

The film has been selected in numerous animation film festivals' official programmes around the world, like Annecy International Animation Film Festival, Kaboom Animation Festival, Animateka International Animated Film Festival, etc. With it's unique dark graphic atmosphere and extraordinary storytelling, Fox Tossing won the prize of the Best Graduation Film of the 11th Primanima. In this short interview Zénó gives us some insight of his inspiration on the topic and the visual style.

• Film about animation

by Zsófi Herczeg

In this interview with Zsófi we are discussing about Dot and Line and the actual situation of Hungarian animation.

by Ivan Bogdanov

"Ivan Bogdanov (1973) was born in Sofia and holds a BFA degree in Media & Animation from the Willem de Kooning Academy of Art and Design, Rotterdam (2002). Since then he has been working as a freelance animation director, illustrator and comics artist. He is a co-founder of FinFilm animation studio and Compote Collective. During the last years he has created several award-winning animation films.

• Film about animation

by Loïc Espuche

*Beurk!* hits theaters on February 5. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the film right now!

• Film about animation

by Niki Lindroth von Bahr, Jay Clarke

If patience is a virtue, animation filmmakers are particularly worthy of our admiration. Follow two seasoned practitioners as they guide us through the arresting world of stopmotion animation. A cherished collaborator of Wes Anderson, Jay Clarke ("Isle of Dogs") awakens us to the power of storyboarding, namely to enable a film crew to see a story before they shoot it. A creator of fable-like creatures, Swedish director Niki Lindroth von Bahr ("Something to Remember", Generation 2020) highlights hidden aspects of this timeconsuming yet tender filmmaking technique by sharing excerpts from works in progress and placing her singing snails and other puppets centre stage. Moderated by Andrew Amondson.

• Film about animation

by Steven Woloshen

For more than 30 years, Steven Woloshen has passionately created over 50 award-winning, abstract films and installations for festivals, galleries and museums. Twice nominated for Canada's Governor General's award, he has received numerous research and creation grants and, most recently, was awarded the 2016 René Jodoin lifetime achievement award, and the 2015 Wiesbaden Lifetime Achievement Award.

• Film about animation

by Paulina Ziółkowska

Interview with Paulina Ziółkowska. Animatricks 2021.

• Film about animation

by Lotte Reiniger

One of Lotte Reiniger’s final films is an animated retelling of the biblical parable of the prodigal son.

• Drama

by Leah Shore

Pillow talk takes a surreal turn in a shape-shifting blend of live action and animation.

• Drama