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Kim Yeonwoo On The Making Of Her Gothic Humor Short ‘Fingerbang’ (opens the original)
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Sign up to get our news digest — delivered directly to your inbox twice a week. Director Kim Yeonwoo used to see legless pigeons on the streets of Seoul, hobbling after crumbs with a hunger that looked less like survival than obsession. That image, tangled up with a painful memory of watching someone lose herself in an obsessive relationship, became the starting point for Fingerbang, her gothic, wordless graduation short about a woman who falls hopelessly in love with a severed finger. The film
Seun Yee’s Paper Cut-Out Short ‘Boundaries’ Debuts Teaser, Poster (opens the original)
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Sign up to get our news digest — delivered directly to your inbox twice a week. Every figure in Boundaries began as a piece of paper, cut by hand and strung together with thread at the joints, then pinned flat beneath a sheet of glass and shot frame by frame from an overhead camera. It’s a laborious way to animate a film, and it’s central to how director Seun Yee’s Boundaries turned an ordinary irritation into an artist’s vision. The animated short made its Australian premiere at MIFF this month
Aussie Short 'Our Choir Has Always Been Travelling' Going On Tour (opens the original)
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Sign up to get our news digest — delivered directly to your inbox twice a week. Our Choir Has Always Been Travelling, an animated short co-directed by Judith Pungarta Inkamala, Marjorie “Nunga” Williams, and Nelson Armstrong, has won the VicScreen Erwin Rado Award for Best Australian Short Film at MIFF, taking home an AUS $10,000 ($7,107.00) cash prize. Cartoon Brew spoke with the filmmakers ahead of its screening at MIFF, and can now announce that the film will live up to its namesake as it has
BTS Of Iva Tokmakchieva's Bulgarian Short 'Balconada' (opens the original)
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Sign up to get our news digest — delivered directly to your inbox twice a week. Bulgarian director Iva Tokmakchieva turns a heatwave into a quiet study of loneliness and connection in Balconada, a hand-drawn short now screening in the Animation Shorts program at the Melbourne International Film Festival. Cartoon Brew has exclusive access to a set of the film’s early character sketches, seen below. The eight-minute Bulgarian and French co-production follows five neighbors through a sweltering day
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