Dimanche

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Movie
Original title Dimanche
Country of production Canada
original language French
Publishing year 2011
length 10 mins
Rod
Director Patrick Doyon
script Patrick Doyon
production Marc Bertrand
Michael Fukushima
for the National Film Board of Canada
music Luigi Allemano
cut Jelena Popovic

Dimanche is a Canadian animated short film by Patrick Doyon from the year 2011. Additional titles are English Sunday or as German festival title complement Sunday .

action

It's Sunday: a little boy is putting a coin on the rails. When the train passed over it, the coin is flat and long. His mother takes him off the rails, puts a tie on him and goes to mass with him. The boy puts the coin in an envelope and puts it in the collection . After the service, the family goes to see the grandparents. The adults talk to each other, like the crows croaking outside. The boy is bored. He sees grandmother beheading a fish for soup that had winked at him before. The bear's head on the wall also makes a lively impression.

The boy leaves the house to put a coin stolen from his grandfather on the rails and sees that the bear has actually only stuck his head into the house through the window and is now stuck. The boy puts the coin on the rail, which shows a Canadian bear on the back. The bear stuck in the house manages to break free. He rushes to the tracks and sits down between the rails, although the boy tries to stop him. The train comes and runs over bears and coins. When the boy picks up the coin, its pattern has changed: It shows the bear trapped in the house from the outside and inside on the front and back. The bear on the coin is dead. The mother fetches the boy and the family goes back home.

production

Dimanche was the first animated film that Patrick Doyon created as a director, screenwriter and animator. The film was animated as a drawing on paper.

The film had its premiere in February 2011 at the Berlinale and was subsequently shown at various festivals around the world. The film was released on DVD in November 2011 as part of the NFB Animation Express 2 series .

Awards

Dimanche received an honorable mention from the Generation Kplus international jury at the 2011 Berlinale . At the World Festival of Animated film in Varna was Dimanche Movie Award in September 2011 with the Best Children and received in November 2011 at the Denver Film Festival the ASIFA-Colorado Award for the Best Animated Short.

The film was nominated in 2012 for an Oscar in the category " Best Animated Short Film ". He also received a nomination in the "Best Animated Short Subject" category at the 2012 Annie Awards .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. See berlinale.de
  2. See varnafest.org
  3. See berlinale.de
  4. See varnafest.org