Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina | 2011 | 4 min
Fahaki Ayunanda faces one of the biggest challenges in his life. This slapstick comedy depicts a cunning test of courage which seems rather outlandish in its oriental setting. The author took advantage of the possibilities of claymation and compressed the story into a single scene taking place within three minutes.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
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Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina | 2001 | 10 min
When a man unexpectedly receives a leather glove, his uneventful life suddenly changes. After he puts the glove on, he loses control of himself and against his will takes part in an unknown scheme. This rather sad slapstick comedy about one’s personal freedom has a tragicomic end but also operates with exaggeration and specific humour.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
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Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina | 2004 | 16 min
In his imagination, little Antonio spends all his time on Mars. He would like to go there in real life and he’s lucky that his grandfather feels for him and, what’s more important, knows how to get there. This story about children’s dreams focuses on the relations between (grand)parents and children, whose worlds do not have to be as distant and different as they may seem.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
J. K. Tyl Theatre
Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina | 2007 | 4 min
Lapsus is an unbelievably ingenious depiction of a curious nun trying to venture into the dark part of the world. Once she sets out on her journey, it seems that there is no way back… The film’s author used the contrast of black and white and made maximum use of the principles of black light theatre. Like his other independent films, Lapsus won many awards at various international festivals.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
J. K. Tyl Theatre
Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina | 2010 | 1 min
This witty puppet slapstick with an unexpected ending takes place in the noble setting of an opera which is putting on a very moving performance. The story seems so touching that the audience may flood the theatre with their tears. Apart from its theme, the film stands out with excellent timing and a sense for the absurdity of the situation.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
J. K. Tyl Theatre
Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina | 2011 | 1 min
This short and inventive film is an excellent example of perfect pixilation – a technique of animating live actors. We watch a performer on a stage doing tricks with a corn-cob. But sometimes things tend to get out of hand…which, however, does not diminish his success with the audience.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
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Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina | 2011 | 8 min
An experimental work made in stop-motion technique using natural elements. Five short films with fire, air, water, earth and creation, use – in line with this year’s festival theme – everyday objects and materials and put them into various associations corresponding with the individual elements.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
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Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina | 2011 | 7 min
An ordinary clerk defies the system and with unexpected support from his colleague changes the course of his routine life. This pixilated love story set in a world where everything is controlled and timed by light, was a success at more than 300 festivals including Annecy (Audience Award). Luminaris has also won the prestigious Fipresci award.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
J. K. Tyl Theatre
Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina | 2017 | 22 min
In 22 minutes of running time, this daring comedy combines live action with various animation techniques and interjections. The main hero of the film is a girl called Jessica who is an assistant in an extraordinary yoga course. In this film, Zaramella used an unusual amount of live action, which he supplemented with animated special effects.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
J. K. Tyl Theatre
Juan Pablo Zaramella | Argentina, France | 2016 | 7 min
This animated TV series portrays the tiniest man in the world. His miniature size gets him into all sorts of bizarre, grotesque and adventurous situations and even into space. The author smoothly combines live action and animation.
Sa 06/05/2017
12.00-13.18
free seats: 211
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