Clip puts spotlight on screening of family 3D title ‘Minuscule: Valley of the Lost Ants’ and a program of erotic animated short films.
Animation First will kick off its festival with a program of erotic shorts including 'Qui j'ose aimer (Who to Love),' preceded by a screening of the family film 'Minuscule: Valley of the Lost Ants.'
The festival runs Feb. 204 at the French Institute Alliance Française in New York City.
With 12 US and New York premieres, Animation First presents ambitious, innovative and award-winning animated feature and short films, virtual reality, video games and more, coming out of France’s most exciting studios and art schools. Animation First features special screenings and events for all ages, putting audiences in the front seat of 3D animation, works in progress, interactive workshops on drawing and sound effects, gaming demonstrations, and panel discussions with leading artists and studio executives.
The Erotic Animated Shorts are:
- Tempête dans une chambre à coucher (Storm in a Bedroom), Laurence Arcadias, Juliette Marchand, 2011. 11 min. No dialogue.
- Braise (Ember), Hugo Frassetto, 2012. 7 min. In French with English Subtitles.
- Tram (Tram), Michaela Pavlátová, 2012. 7 min. No dialogue.
- Des câlins dans les cuisines (Cuddles in the kitchens), Sébastien Laudenbach, 2004. 8 min. No dialogue.
- Daphné ou la belle plante (Daphné or the good-looking girl), Sylvain Derosne, Sébastien Laudenbach, 2015. 15 min. In French with English Subtitles.
- Fol’Amor (Fol’Amor), Augustin Clermont, Gilles Cortella, 2013. 2 min. No dialogue
- Qui j’ose aimer (Who to Love), Laurence Deydier Hugo Frassetto, 2015. 7 min. No dialogue.
- Chaud Lapin (Horny Evil), Flora Andrivon, Soline Bejuy, Maël Berreur, 2014. 5 min. No dialogue.
- Shéhérazade (Sheherazade), Florence Miailhe, 1993. 16 min. In French with English Subtitles.
Source: Animation First, FIAF
Tom McLean has been writing for years about animation from a secret base in Los Angeles.
