Pressed for time? Take advantage of our compilation of the prize-winning shorts of the festival.
How many obsessions can one family have? In Joanna Quinn and Les Mills’ Affairs of the Art, we reconnect with Beryl, the working-class heroine who not only reveals her own obsession with drawing but exposes the addictions of her eccentric family, which include pickling, screw threads and pet taxidermy.
During a PowerPoint presentation, statistical diagrams are breaking free from the strait-jacket of their
coordinates. A trip into the sensual world of statistics begins. Pie charts are melting, arrow diagrams twisting, scatter plots, bar graphs and stock market curves join in a collective climax.
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Jeanne was born in 1959 in Saigon. She enjoyed a privileged lifestyle, protected from the war between North and South Vietnam. Fascinated by horses, Jeanne rode a mare called Bach-Hông. But on April 30th 1975, the communists stormed the city.
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An elderly man is looking after his paralyzed wife. Despite his old age and health problems he's doing his best to relieve her suffering. His daughter helps him, trying to balance care with her work. Award for Best Student Short at Kaboom Animation Festival 2022.
A brave boy goes hunting for the Jabberwock despite the warning of the old man.
When the monster is beaten, it still looks like the story will end badly.
Jabberwocky is a poem filled with nonsense words that don't mean anything, but, miraculously, you understand excactly what the story is about.
When nobody sees you, you seem to disappear. Only when you fall, you seem to belong, just for a little while.
The boy is swept up and gets lost in the parade pouring into the room.
Kaboom Animation Festival is the one-stop-shop for the latest and greatest in all things animated. Ranging from cutting-edge experimental arthouse to colorful stories for families and kids, Kaboom will cater to the animation needs of all. Yes, even yours, my amazing weirdo friend!
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