{"id":13651,"date":"2017-11-21T20:00:32","date_gmt":"2017-11-21T19:00:32","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/etiudaandanima.com\/?p=13651"},"modified":"2017-11-21T20:02:50","modified_gmt":"2017-11-21T19:02:50","slug":"anima-contest-2017","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/fundacja.etiudaandanima.pl\/en\/news\/anima-contest-2017\/","title":{"rendered":"ANIMA Contest 2017"},"content":{"rendered":"

Mateusz Solarz, selector of the ANIMA contest,<\/strong> invites to the screenings of competition animations<\/strong>.<\/strong>
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\"Jonasz<\/p>\n

Still from animation \"Jonas and the Sea\"<\/p>\n

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ANIMA contest is a competition between the professional, independent and student-made animations from all around the world. Last year 1433 proposals were submitted for the contest\u00a0and approximately 69 were\u00a0retained. These included newest films of acclaimed directors such as Dennis Tupicoff, Koji Yamamura, Dmitry Geller, \u00dclo Pikkov, Steven Subotnick, Ferenc \u0106ako i Steven Woloshen. It is also a great opportunity to see latest pieces made by directors that are known from previous editions \u2013 Michella and Uri Kranot, Max Porter, Ru Kuwahata, Daisy Jacobs, Sasha Svirsky, Sarina Nihei, Marc Riba and Anna Solanas. Polish animation will be represented by Izabela Pluci\u0144ska, Zbigniew Czapla, Jaros\u0142aw Konopka, Paulina Zi\u00f3\u0142kowska and Jadwiga Kowalska. Movies came from all around the world: most European countries, North America (Canada, USA), South America (Argentina, Brazil, Ecuador), Asia (Georgia, Israel, China, Japan) and Australia.<\/p>\n

ANIMA contest will show the multiplicity of animation techniques, from classic hand-drawn and painted film, through the masterly crafted puppet movie, pixilation, rotoscoping, well known digital CGI animation, scratching directly on a film, found footage, ending up with unique techniques like painting life-sized characters on the real walls or creating a movie using only a typewriter.<\/p>\n

As always at the contest there will be surprising diversity of topics. We will get a peek of private relationships (Evening, Oh Mother!, Negative space<\/em>), social bonds (Sog<\/em>, Rascals<\/em>, The Bridge over the River<\/em>), we will see some beautiful (Je\u017eeva Ku\u0107a<\/em>), funny (Our Wonderful Nature \u2013 The Common Chameleon<\/em>), but also dangerous (To Build a Fire<\/em>) nature, we will get to know Far-Eastern inspirations of European filmmakers (The Grateful Wolf<\/em>, Fishes, Swimmers, Boats<\/em>), and European inspirations of Far-Eastern directors (Monstropedia<\/em>). We will also see screen versions of literary masterpieces made 12 years after reading the book (\u201eThe Stranger\u201d in my Head<\/em>). Through the serious issues, like study of disease (Late Afternoon<\/em>), stories about death (Liv, Dead Reckoning<\/em>) and war stories (Dead horses<\/em>) we will get to lighter topics. We will travel to Antarctida (Antarctica<\/em>), and accompany the first woman to break a sound barrier (L\u2019Aviatrice<\/em>). There will also be a little bit of Wild West (Bullet Time<\/em>) and brass bands (Parade<\/em>, A Festive Wind<\/em>). We will be amazed by the sky (Starhunters<\/em>) and the sea (Jonas and the Sea<\/em>). As an example of an atypical approach to the plot we will see an amazing movie about\u2026 nothing happening (Nothing happens<\/em>).<\/p>\n

Enormous dose of the most important issues of\u00a0 mankind served on a high artistic level: Ladies and Gentlemen, ANIMA contest!<\/p>\n

Mateusz Solarz (selector)<\/strong><\/p>\n

t\u0142umaczenie: Angelika Harat<\/p>\n

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1st<\/sup> Screening of ANIMA Competition<\/strong>
\n22nd November (Wednesday), 03.00 pm. <\/strong>
\nMalopolska Garden of Arts \u2013 Large Screening Room<\/strong>
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2nd<\/sup> Screening of ANIMA Competition<\/strong>
\n22nd November (Wednesday), 05.00 pm.<\/strong>
\nMalopolska Garden of Arts \u2013 Large Screening Room<\/strong>
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3rd<\/sup> Screening of ANIMA Competition<\/strong>
\n23rd November (Thursday), 06.30 pm.<\/strong>
\nMalopolska Garden of Arts \u2013 Large Screening Room<\/strong>
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4th<\/sup> Screening of ANIMA Competition<\/strong>
\n24th November (Friday), 05.30 pm.<\/strong>
\nMalopolska Garden of Arts \u2013 Large Screening Room<\/strong>
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5th<\/sup> Screening of ANIMA Competition<\/strong>
\n25th November (Saturday), 06.00 pm.<\/strong>
\nMalopolska Garden of Arts \u2013 Large Screening Room<\/strong>
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6th<\/sup> Screening of ANIMA Competition<\/strong>
\n25th November (Saturday), <\/strong>08.00 pm.<\/strong>
\nMalopolska Garden of Arts \u2013 Large Screening Room<\/strong>
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