NZIFF: Black & White Animated Shorts

The Animation NOW! segment of the New Zealand International Film Festival is broken down into appropriate categories, and day two of NZIFF showcases two more of those chapters. Firstly, the Black & White session, a series of short films that dazzle the senses even without color. The ten black and white animated shorts first showing in the Auckland leg of the festival are as follows (do check out the trailers where available):

Child (2016) Viktor Stickel, Iring Freytag, Linus Stette
Germany – 9 minutes

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Among the Black Waves (2016) Anna Budanova
Russia – 11 minutes

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Deus (2016) Rebecca Essler, Alexandra Battault
France – 5 minutes

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RED RIDING HOOD REDUX (2017) Danijel Žeželj
Croatia – 12 minutes

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Radio Wave (2016) Miyajima Ryotaro
Japan – 3 minutes

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Roger Ballen’s Theatre of Apparitions (2016) Emma Calder, Ged Haney
UK – 5 minutes

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O (2015) Erick Oh
USA – 3 minutes

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Tarpit (2016) Adam Leyland
UK – 4 minutes

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The Walker (2016) Thibault Chollet
France – 6 minutes

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I Want Pluto to be a Planet Again (2016) Marie Amachoukeli, Vladimir Mavounia-Kouka
France – 12 minutes

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Author: Robin Write

I make sure it's known the company's in business. I'd see that it had a certain panache. That's what I'm good at. Not the work, not the work... the presentation.

4 thoughts on “NZIFF: Black & White Animated Shorts

    1. I haven’t unfortunately. Helping promote the fest, I have a good friend and PR in Christchurch. I’ve seen a bunch of the features coming up at NZIFF so will be writing about those. You?

      1. That’s a good thing you do there, Robin. I need to dedicate more time to these festivals too… I barely have enough time to write well the reviews now ???? Did you spot some interesting sci-fi features on the festival?

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