Category: 3D Animation Spotlight (Page 1 of 107)

Synopsis: The Self moves through a constantly shifting world, searching for a way out.

Along the journey, it encounters Proteus, an ever-changing presence that takes different forms, sometimes appearing as an outside force, sometimes as something coming from within.

As reality continually reshapes itself, the Self is pushed to confront the forces that influence who we become, what we believe, and how much control we really have over our own path.

Written, animated and directed by Jalal Maghout.

Sound by Larissa Kischk and Nicolas Voss.

Music by Marcus Sander.

Synopsis: In a distant future, men and women are locked in a merciless war.

Their most powerful weapons are Rocket Robots, highly advanced machines designed to break through enemy spacecraft and destroy everything in their path.

But during one battle, one of these combat robots crashes onto a deserted island.

Far from the battlefield, something unexpected begins to happen: the machine starts to experience emotions.

Directed by Thomas Guerigen.

Cinematography by José Gerel.

Sound and music by Vincent Boutolleau.

Synopsis: A young woman returns to places occupied by the shadows of the past. Driven by stormy winds, she begins a cathartic journey that will bring her back to the origin.

Written and directed by Patrice Joseph Blanc.

Animation by Thomas Caudron, Lucie Jean and Patrice Joseph Blanc.

Sound by Pali Meursault.

Music by Nils Petter Molvær.

Voice by Vanessa Cailhol.

Synopsis: Everything was going great between them… until a cat showed up with a Game Boy. Can their friendship survive?

Directed by:
Solenn Lelaisant
Jeanne Marotte
Amélie Frit
Anouk Archambault
Lucile Grunder

Music by Jean-Victor Suzanne

Sound Mix by Pierre-François Renouf.

Synopsis: Two Afghan migrants are crossing the mountains toward the Iranian-Turkish border when their journey suddenly goes wrong.

After a violent confrontation leaves them without their smuggler, Ibrahim and Arman are forced to continue alone. Cold, exhausted and increasingly vulnerable, they seek shelter in an isolated hut as night falls.

But when the sound of approaching engines echoes through the mountains, the two friends are faced with a devastating choice.

Written and directed by Félix Poutet and Sihème Bouaou.

Original Score by Sacha Coulombier.

Sound by Laora Bongiovi, Thibaud Henry, Gabriel Berckmoes and Maxence Ly.

Voice cast:
Ali Mohebbi as Ibrahim
Farzad Bahonar as Arman
Fati Fyalcin as Passeur

Synopsis: Lyra, a six-year-old girl, dreams of reaching the sky.

With her quirky handmade inventions, she is determined to reach the clouds while her mother tries in vain to keep her grounded.

Guided by her wild imagination, she embarks on a dizzying journey where reality and illusion blend together.

Directed by Marion Valls.

Written by Marion Valls and Ayla Petit.

Music by Martin Neiss.

Sound by Tom Merpillat, Nicolas Colesse, Lucas Trinquet and Alexis Noto.

Voiced by Cyrielle Silver, Julien Louvet and Amandine Bataille.

Synopsis: Pubert Jimbob, a young man, enters a strange reality after getting lured away from his home by an enigmatic figure, who throws him a lighter.

Jimbob meets Nadine Rijpfoot, a lump with a mouth, and brings her to the hospital, where he eats her surgically removed ‘bluehead’.

Written and directed by Quirijn Dees.

Music by Miro Bollen.

Voice cast:
Tobias van Kaam as Pubert Jimbob
Simone van Laar as Nadine Rijpfoot
Emma Verkruisen as Receptionist and Co-Driver
Quirijn Dees as Driver, Lighter Guy and Ominous Lüüü-man

Synopsis: A surreal Palestinian slice of life that follows Nara, whose ordinary day is interrupted by Ms Moodswings — a disruption that unravels her reality and sends her on a journey to find solace within the chaos.

Through a collage of everyday moments, radio snippets, and small talk, the film weaves the real, imaginary, and political into the mundane.

Directed by Nerian Keywan.

Voice cast:
Aida Kaadan as Ms Moodswings/Radio Host
Mouna Hawa as Farida/ Adult Nara
Nerian Keywan as Nara

Music & Sound Design by Eleanore Fineston-Robertson.

Dialogue Edit by Jayankumar Mistry.