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International Competition |
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Country :
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Director: Jesse Rosensweet |
35 mm
/ 8' / 2002 |
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Director:
Jesse Rosensweet
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Began his artistic career as a
photographer. A fascination with
motion in still photographs and a love
of the cinema led him to work in
cinematography. Years of work as a
camera assistant, operator and
director of photography provided the
technical finesse to tackle a
stop-motion project. The Stone of
Folly is his directorial debut. |
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The Stone of Folly |
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Synopsis: A doctor is making his way through
the corridors of a vast medieval hospital.
He enters the X-ray room, where we catch a
glimpse of the process as performed five
hundred years ago. He then continues to the
operating theatre, where the patient is
anaesthetized and operated upon. The
procedure works, but there is something
wrong with the methodology ... |
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Script: Alastair Dickson, J. Rosensweet
Animator: Philip Marcus
Cinematography: Jeremy Benning
Edit: Marc Collister
Music: David Buchbinder
Producer: Sweet Thing Productions, J.
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Presence in
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Ottawa, 2002, Canada / Toronto, 2002, Canada
/ Annecy, 2002, France / Cannes, 2002,
France, Jury prize for best short film /
Hiroshima, 2002, Japan / Espinho, 2002,
Portugal / Chicago, 2002, U.S.A., Huao prize
for best animated short film |
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Tel: 203 3730
Fax: 203 3775 |
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