Cortos, animación, monstruos y frames in frames in frames in frames in frames in finito hasta el paraíso de Dante

ViewMonster hace su selección del CutOut Fest, el Festival Internacional de Cortometrajes de Animación que se lleva a cabo en la ciudad de Querétaro.

Se pueden ver en: http://www.young-offenders.com/viewmonster-4-by-cutout-fest/

En orden de aparición son: 

•  I’m Fine Thanks (2011). Dirección: Eamonn O’Neill. País: Reino Unido
•  Boss Wave (2013). Dirección: Kristofer Ström. País: Suecia
• Rosa (2011). Dirección: Jesús Orellana. País: España
• Adam Buxton – Livin In The Sunlight, Lovin In The Moonlight (2012). Dirección: Layzell Bros. País: Reino Unido
• PinkOculus (2012). Dirección: Alessandro Vitali. País: Italia. 

La foto adelanta mi preferencia.. por lo menos hoy. 

SCIENCE IS FICTION: 23 FILMS BY JEAN PAINLEVÉ

France

2009

315 Min

Color, Black and White

1.33:1

French

Jean Painlevé was a film director, critic, theorist, and animator, yet his interests and studies also extended to mathematics, medicine, and zoology. Amazingly, all these disparate strands came together in a groundbreaking, decades-spanning artistic career. Operating under the credo “Science is fiction,” Painlevé forged his own unique cinematic path, creating countless short films for both the viewing public and the scientific community. Moreover, he was also one of the first filmmakers to take his camera underwater. Surreal, otherworldly documents of marine life, these films transformed sea horses, octopi, and mollusks into delicate dancers in their own floating ballets. This anthology features twenty-three of Painlevé’s shorts in their original form, as well as Yo La Tengo’s ninety-minute original score The Sounds of Science, written in 2001 to accompany eight of the director’s films. —The Criterion Collection

Here one of them

 

Les Amours de la Pieuvre:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVdUJis3nDA