Interview with Jonathan Hodgson.
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Interview with Jonathan Hodgson.
The Primanima International First-Film Animation Festival returns, marking its 10th edition in Budaörs this year. This year, the animated short films arrive earlier than usual—running from October 5 to 8—at the Jókai Mór Cultural Center and BABtér, with Saturday events also taking place at the Municipal Youth Club. In addition to screenings for adults, teens, and children, the festival will once again feature workshops, discussions, and, of course, parties. Professional programs are taking on a new format, and Primanima Jumpstart—a hybrid talent development program—is launching as well.
The movie tell about dinosaurs, people and life in general.
On a rainy morning in Tokyo, 15-year-old Takao, an aspiring shoemaker, decides to skip class to sketch designs in a beautiful garden. This is where he meets Yukari, a beautiful yet mysterious woman. They strike an unlikely friendship.
The Story of a Tornado is a film which shows how the real tornado is created through the story of family of molecules.
No peeking, please! Modern life has isolated us and made us somewhat detached. The Good Old Swing Octopus comes to the rescue! Emerging from the depths of the sea, it brings life to our jaded city souls.
One day the zebra runs against a tree and learns something.
This short animated film was created by Bindiya Bathija in June 2013 at New York Film Academy.
A unique story of a marzipan couple who tries to make the marriage perfect on top of a wedding cake.
A whimsical illustration of the poem Walking Grainy by Henri Michaux. While reciting the poem, Francois Vogel “walks grainy” on the stairs of Montmartre, in Paris.
Two bears go hunting unicorns, their favourite prey. Unicorns have soft flesh and delicious blueberry-flavoured blood that bears need to stay beautiful.
The tupilaq is both a symbol of the spirit of a forefather and a curse, which you can cast upon an enemy. ”Tupilaq” is a personal short film revolving around the themes of cultural alienation, abuse, and the contrast between mythological Greenlandic nature and western urban culture.
Frenzied paper type hammers out the lyrics, while collaged instruments soar through musical interludes. Created from type and images culled from magazines and newspapers.
Elegy, Exodus and Rondo. Three classic music pieces accompany different stories of simultaneously contemporary and universal character, always ironic and visually astonishing.
One mouthful of the strawberry soup prepared by grandmother is enough to ignite a wave of memories and make an entire village talk. This little tale like film is a tribute to the place where the creator grew up as a child (Podlasie, Poland).
On a tabletop mountain a mahout and his strange herd make a surprising and never-ending journey.
A married man on a business trip checks into a hotel. The hotel manager’s daughter falls for him at first sight. Rejected by the man, she embarks on a journey of revenge.
Experiential and somewhat dark in humour, this short takes a slanted look at modern work routines and life in the office. We see two neighbours work in the same open-plan office. One loves order, the other is a hedonistic slacker. What happens when these two extreme opposites find themselves on a collision course, time after time?
A short film by PES that reimagines vintage metallic objects as fantastical deep-sea creatures.