Bridge St
Жанр : мультфильм
Время выполнения : 2М
Директор : Ezra Wube
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In this short animation, each constructed scene is based on suggestions from passersby. Wube would approach individuals that he had never met before and ask them to direct him towards their favorite place in the neighborhood. After going there and sketching the environment he then asked another passerby to lead me to their favorite place and so on.
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Kitty Bobo tries to prove his coolness to his friends Paul Dog, Monkey Carl and Maggie by showing off his new cell phone. He fails to do this.
Based on memories of Wube's daily commute.
Prior to making this animation Wube walked around the block of 165 street, visiting the surrounding stores and meeting passersby. He asked the people he met to offer him their Words of Wisdom or a small material object. Based on their words of wisdom and imagery from their business cards, he began working on a painting, photographing it's progression, which resulted in time-based painting or animation. The animation continued to develop communally throughout the exhibition period, engaging visitors who contributed to the piece by drawing, painting, collaging, and deciding on compositions or colors.
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Банда заброшенных детей обеспечивают себя, пока за ними днем и ночью следит полиция. Несмотря на то, что дети брошены своими родителями и отвергнуты миром, они образуют между собой мощный пример солидарности, так как они предприимчивы, энергичны и полны каждой новой силой. Но один из них, Аблакон, в какой-то степени другой. Он взрослый преступник, и, представляясь бизнесменом, обманывал бесчисленное количество людей. Когда он и его сообщник возвращаются в деревню, его экстравагантное поведение становится по ошибке залогом успеха. Большинство молодых людей уезжают в город, последовав его примеру, но вскоре они поймут свою ошибку...
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