Dreams and Desires: Family Ties

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Movie
Original title Dreams and Desires: Family Ties
Country of production Great Britain
original language English
Publishing year 2006
length 10 mins
Rod
Director Joanna Quinn
script Les Mills
production Les Mills
for Beryl Productions
music Constantino Martínez local
cut Paul Hibbs

Dreams and Desires: Family Ties is a 2006 British animated short film directed by Joanna Quinn .

action

The stout Beryl got a digital video camera with which she wants to record the wedding of her friend Mandy. She ambitiously procures books about different sizes of directors and gets to work on the wedding day. Her camera records mishaps when putting on the tight, red wedding dress, a chaotic trip to church with a dog, a disastrous wedding ceremony in which, through Beryl's fault, even the crucifix crashes in the end, as well as the subsequent celebration. Beryl is busy filming, but gets more and more drunk until she ties the camera to the family dog ​​on the back, which records further chaotic scenes. The next day, Beryl is depressed because she was too ambitious and in the end everything went wrong.

production

Dreams and Desires: Family Ties was traditionally animated with pen on paper. The scenes are shown as video recordings by Beryl, so that she can only be seen when she points the camera at herself. The termination of the scenes is always marked by a flickering image. Beryl is voiced by Menna Trussler in the film . The film ran on June 5, 2006 at the Festival d'Animation Annecy .

Awards

Dreams and Desires: Family Ties won the 2006 Cartoon d'Or of the European Cartoon Forum. At the Ottawa International Animation Festival , the film received the Nelvana Grand Prize for Best Independent Short Animation, the main prize for short animation films. He was nominated for the BAFTA in the category Best Animated Short Film in 2007, but could not prevail against Guy 101 . At European Film Awards 2007 was Dreams and Desires: Family Ties as Best Short Film nomination.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. See animationfestival.ca