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The experimented Russian animator Konstantin Bronzit, shares a traditional 2D animation of 1998: At the ends of the Earth, about the daily life of an elderly woman. The French school Gobelins continues to share with us their animation works. This week releases Le Ruban, a story about a man captured in China in the sixties. Inma Carpe, winner in the second edition to his work in retrospect, In the winter palace, presents Joli Dragon, a 2D animation created for a spot in the campaign against AIDS. And from South America, we get a curious mix animation with 2D real image by computer: Mimo by Nahuel Pazos as well as the work of the Uruguayan Pilar Barbera, El Chico Mantarraya, about a boy who discovers he has more friends than he has imagined.
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