Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2016 | 2 min
Milos Tomić’s film About Slaves and Robots is a part of the Radiovision project. The author created an inventive visual spectacle to match Radivoj Kašanin’s radio broadcast on Radio Belgrade from 1968. The film mixes various animation techniques; stop-motion animation transforms into drawing and the other way round.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2015 | 3 min
This fictitious trailer for the non-existent film Voice of Life is a brilliant example of a parody on mainstream films and their trailers. The author parodies several film genres but mainly romantic comedies and psychological dramas. During post-production, Tomić spiced up the trailer with animated features.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2016 | 3 min
In his film from last year Amara amor amor, Milos Tomić once again balances on the border between experiment, live-action film and animation. The initial situation is a bit curious: a girl meets her boyfriend but all of a sudden the scene starts crowding with other girls who are here for the same reason. This unusual choreography is supplemented by pixilation and other stop-motion animated sequences which also play a role in the opening credits.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Czech Republic | 2 min
Warming Up for Animators is a speeded up recording of a non-traditional animation workshop. It offers insight into techniques of drawing and animation as well as examples of the workshop results. An important role is played by the element of chance and deliberate imperfection which both lead to interesting visual experiments.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2016 | 4 min
This rhythmical music video was made by animating cutouts from period magazines. The author focuses on elements of fashion designs known to his parents’ generation. In this film, the designs are brought to life and become part of an original animation complemented by drawing.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2013 | 5 min
This visual collage named Annual Musical Report combines elements of home video, video art and film docu-experiment. The author works with a split screen, rhythmical editing and unexpected associations. As always, the music and the sound organically complement the film’s visuals.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2009
“October Salon” is a manifest of Serbian modern art. In an accelerated sung documentary, or rather in its part, you will see the author play with film genres, blur the line between fiction and reality and combine live action with various elements of animation and time-lapse.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2009 | 3 min
The author conceived this playful music video for the song Podrška je važna by Serbian alternative band Jarboli as a dance film. A couple is engaged in a temperament dance and the video, illuminated by light effects, also animates various embroidered fabrics. The single was voted the fourteenth best single and fifth best music video of the year 2009 according to the critics of the webzine Popboks.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2007 | 10 min
Milost Tomić made this ten-minute-film during his studies at the Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts in Prague. It tells the story of a young man who wakes up on the street one morning lying in a sewer and has no recollection of last night’s events. The author used pixilation and stop-motion animation to animate various objects, including hair.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2007
This film is an original, apparently random choreography of plastic bags floating in the wind above grass. Some may find this seemingly ordinary spectacle a late response to or a parody of the live action film American Beauty (1999).
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2016 | 10 min
During the last years, Milos Tomić has been slowly shifting from combining animation with live action towards video art with elements of home video. That is the case in this musical diary called Evening with Radio. The author’s characteristic style with photocollages and magazine cutout animation can be seen in the opening credits.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2016 | 3 min
In this slightly disturbing musical film, the author animated (among other things) pictures and photographs from period magazines. The film is based on the destruction of individual layers of images which reveal something new underneath them. It is again a visual mix of animation and live action.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Serbia | 2017 | 13 min
This captivating anidoc focuses on the testimonies of people who have to deal with specific traumas in their lives. As children, they were forced to spend all their time practicing to play musical instruments without any regard for whether they had talent or were interested in music. The author again combines various animation techniques, including his favourite collage and photocollage.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre
Miloš Tomić | Czech Republic | 2005 | 3 min
For this short film accompanied by a pleasant melody, Milos Tomić chose a very unusual material to animate. A predominant part of the animation is made using human hair – not only strands, but also individual hairs in great detail. And so while a girl sleeps, her hair is brought to life.
Th 04/05/2017
20.00-21.05
free seats: 43
Puppet Theatre