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See all the awards at the 7th Athens Animfest.
Financial hardships aside, Greek animators continue to produce interesting films in the 7th Animfest festival, Athens.
A Portuguese and a Zimbambwean artist tell a harsh but relevant political story.
Asia wins bigs at the 2012 Anima Festival, Brussels.
3 feature films in the competitive section of Be there! Corfu Animation Festival, among them an Oscar-nominated film.
A student film by Giovanni Munari and Dalila Rovazzani elaborates beautifully on the dreary (and sometimes dreadful) subject of arithmetic.
After the artistic success of The Rabbi's Cat, the team of Autochenille Productions, prepares an animated version of the acclaimed graphic novel, Aya de Yopougoun, directed by Marguerite Abouet and Clément Oubrerie. Watch the trailer.
A Brazilian student film that shows that love can be blind, but never forgiving. Watch the short below.
The 2nd Be there! The Corfu Animation Festival (Greece) has announced the selection results for its competitive section, featuring notable names in the lineup.
The Finnish visual artist Riita Nelimarkka & Claude Louis Michel offer an adaptation of an old folk tale in feature length format. Read the review.
A stop-motion short film by the South Korean Kangmin Kin features at the Sundance Film Festival.
Pedro Rivera & Alberto Vásquez present an unusual tale of a boy who could survive human suffering. Watch the film.
A stop-motion film that revisits Greece's urbanism and almost prophetic isolation, The Village by Stelios Polychronakis is an elegy of the human spirit. Watch the film in HD.
Paul Cabon and Canal J à l'Ecole de la Poudrière offer a short tale of talking and disappearing heads. Watch below:
