A cinematic portrait of people walking in their individual ways!
Excerpts from this film also appear in the Oscar-winning short about Larkin, Ryan.
Walking made Larkin an animation celebrity, catapulting him into the international spotlight.
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Adriana De Barros. Artist, writer and poet. You can watch his Flash Visual Poems on SCENE360.
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Amaël Isnard, Manuel Javelle and Clément Picon directed this strange short, in which madness at the mental institution as the animals drive the monkey doctor crazy making music.
Musicotherapie is a very well done short.
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Palme d'Or
ENTRE LES MURS by Laurent Cantet
Grand Prix
GOMORRA by Matteo Garrone
Prize of the 61st Festival by Cannes ex-aequo
Catherine Deneuve for UN CONTE by NOËL by Arnaud DESPLECHIN
Clint Eastwood pour / for L’ÉCHANGE (The Exchange)
Award for the Best Director
ÜÇ MAYMUN (Three Monkeys / Les Trois Singes) by Nuri Bilge Ceylan
Jury Prize
IL DIVO by Paolo Sorrentino
Prix d'interprétation masculine
Benicio Del Toro for CHE by Steven SODERBERGH
Best Performance for an Actress
Sandra Corveloni for LINHA by PASSE by Walter SALLES, Daniela THOMAS
Award for the Best Screenplay
LE SILENCE by LORNA by Jean-Pierre et Luc DARDENNE
IN COMPETTION - SHORT FILMS
Palme d'Or
MEGATRON by Marian Crisan
Jury Prize
JERRYCAN by Julius Avery
CAMERA D'OR
HUNGER by Steve McQueen (Un Certain Regard)
Mention Spéciale Caméra d'Or
VSE UMRUT A JA OSTANUS (Ils mourront tous sauf moi) by Valeria Gaï GUERMANIKA (Semaine Internationale by la Critique)
UN CERTAIN REGARD
Un Certain Regard Prize
TULPAN by Sergey Dvortsevoy
Jury Prize
TOKYO SONATA by Kurosawa Kiyoshi
Heart Throb Jury Prize
WOLKE 9 by Andreas Drese
The Knockout of Un Certain Regard
TYSON by James Toback
Prize of Hope
JOHNNY MAD DOG by Jean-Stéphane SAUVAIRE
CINEFONDATION
First Cinéfondation Prize
HIMNON (Hymne) by Elad Keidan (The Sam Spiegel Film and TV School, Israël)
Second Cinéfondation Prize
FORBACH by Claire Burger (La fémis, France)
Third Cinéfondation Prize
STOP by Park Jae-ok (The Korean Academy of Film Arts, Corée du Sud)
KESTOMERKITSIJÄT (Signalisation des routes) by Juho Kuosmanen (University of Art and Design Helsinki, Finlande)
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Philippe Orreindy directed I'll Wait for the Next One, a short which sets itself up as a cute little comedy skit, and it delivers on that premise but also surprises you with an incredibly moving finale.
Lasting only four minutes, the film takes place almost entirely on a metro train.
On a subway train, a man announces that he's looking for someone who might be interested in him; the usual dating methods have not worked, though there's nothing wrong with him. He explains that any interested woman can just get off at the next stop. One woman looks interested...
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We The Robots is a comic strip by animator and former syndicated cartoonist, Chris Harding. It is about robots.
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We The Robots is a comic strip by animator and former syndicated cartoonist, Chris Harding. It is about robots.
Labels: Webcomics
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Meg's Monday morning routine is turned upside down when the phone rings. The caller delivers some news that turns her life, and lives of her children, upside down.
This is a tale of sacrifice, loss of faith, and redemption set in the land of diminishing returns
Eric Escobar choose to film the scene in basically the same area, the kitchen. The raw emotions portrayed by Renee O'Connor sensed her character's desperation but felt it as well.
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A new strain of a disease that could be dangerous to livestock herds is being discussed on the radio. A cow listening to the show naturally gets a bit worried about the topic.
This is why cows shouldn't listen to the radio. What's a cow to do? Why, freak out, of course.
Barley Films was founded in Ireland in 2002 to produce entertaining animated films. This is its second short and it has gone on to win ten international awards and has screened in over one hundred festivals.
Melina Sydney Padua makes a great work!
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