Chintis happened to visit Canada just recently. Some sort of festival and-so-on.. Canada is on the other side of the planet.. so it makes a lot of sense that everything around there is just strange and without much logic. I didn't get to meet the famous killer-squirrels but I did see some local people:
So this is one of those really important architectural pictures every tourist should take.. with some people in the foreground as an extra.. The person on the left is Pierre and the strange boy on the right is Frederick. Frederick won the award for best narrative short.
These are the awards..
Also I happened to ride a bus one day.. It was nice and green inside. The girl at the front of the bus is Desiree Stavracos..
Some more people I met at the festival.. I think they're all americans..
Shami and Stephan..
Adam Fisher.. He made this:
Jerry Beck from Cartoon Brew
Chintis, Joanna Priestly, Joan Gratz and some silly barn swallows..
Joannas film from the festival:
Mati Kütt. Americans for some reason are not able to pronounce the letter "ü".. so most of the time he was just Mati Kutt..
The trailer for his most recent film:
Benjamin.. and in front of him was sitting a little girl called Stephanie Delazeri who's animation was one of my big favourites from the festival. Sadly it's not online.. yet. But here's a picture at least..
Desiree again..
Ashley.. our driver.. She also makes soap
Madi Piller and some other funky ladies I met at the festival..
In the foreground: Hildegard..
And here's someone I didn't meet..
and some more of strange canadians..
And now some really superluks films that I saw at the festival:
"My MY" by Lei Lei. It's pure awsomeness.. It's worth also taking a look at his other works.
Heliotropes by Michael Langan
One day a Man Bought a House by Pjotr Sapegin.. It's from 1998
Paint Showers by Miguel Jiron
Bout by Malcolm Sutherland
I'm sure I forgot to mention something important.. So you should check back for a vol 2 of this post..
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Great post. Thanks for the Malcolm Sutherland video. It's extraordinary. He's become a very fine filmmaker.
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