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Country :
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Director: Chris Hinton |
35 mm
/ 7' 40' / 2002 |
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Director:
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Hinton
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Born in Galt (now Cambridge), Ontario,
in 1952, has worked extensively for
the National Film Boar of Canada and
commercial animation studios.
Filmography: Lady Frances Simpson
(1978), The Gift (1981), A Piece of
the Action (1983), Giordano (1985),
Watching TV (1994). |
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Flux |
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Synopsis: In a house on a hill under a
looming storm cloud, family life unfolds in
breakneck pace. The crises, joys and random
accidents of the day-to-day happen in a
shattering blur. But amid the constant
change, certain instants unspool slowly.
Time flies, yet our memories are elastic,
stretching moments, compressing years. A
girl's blowing out six candles on a birthday
cake takes a minute, but she moves out in a
blink of an eye. |
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Script: C. Hinton
Animator: C. Hinton
Cinematography: Comp. Graphics
Edit: Hannele Halm
Music: Lance Neveu
Sound: L. Neveu
Producer: National Film Board of Canada,
Marcy Page |
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Presence in
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Ottawa, 2002, Canada, first prize of
independent short films competition /
Zagreb, 2002, Croatia, special jury prize /Annecy,
2002, France / Leipzig, 2002, Germany,
Golden Dove for best animation / Genzano,
2002, Italy, grand prize "I Castelli Animati"
for best film in competition / Hiroshima,
2002, Japan, Special International Jury
Prize |
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Tel: 283 9805
Fax: 496 1895 |
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