Tribute to grand master Georges Schwizgebel (CH). He often works with paint on cels and classical music. The virtuoso films excel in associative movements.
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Georges Schwizgebel, born in 1944 in Reconvillier in the Bernese Jura, is one of the best known film makers in the world of animation. He won prizes at Cannes, Annecy, Hiroshima and Ottawa. His images, that are intimately linked to painting, have clearly won over the audience around the world.
In 78 Tours a subjective camera and a fixed framing alternate to an accordion waltz which triggers a short story recalling the passing of time. This
'I can only think while walking: as soon as I stop, I can think no longer; my brain can only move with my feet.'
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A father rides with his son through the forest. The sick child thinks he sees the Erlking, who both charms and frightens him. Based on Goethe’s poem Erlkönig and the music of Schubert/Liszt.
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[Inzender: 'A CO-PRODUCTION BETWEEN STUDIO GDS AND NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA']
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A casual meeting on a plane and watching a movie turns into a virtual romance
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