Samuel Albaric's animated account of parental politics
A man gives his account of growing up between an absent Iraqi father and a pervasive Jewish mother in this gorgeously realised short.
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- Production Company Miyu Productions
- Director Samuel Albaric
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Credits
View on- Production Company Miyu Productions
- Director Samuel Albaric
- DP Sarah Cunningham
- Producer Pierre Baussaron
- Sound Designer Christophe Penchenat
- DP Gurvan Hue
- Writer Samuel Albaric
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Credits
powered by- Production Company Miyu Productions
- Director Samuel Albaric
- DP Sarah Cunningham
- Producer Pierre Baussaron
- Sound Designer Christophe Penchenat
- DP Gurvan Hue
- Writer Samuel Albaric
Using a documentary-style delivery and some well-executed rotoscope animation, 5 ans après la guerre (5 years after the war) brings to life the fascinating story of Tim, a man tossed between an absent Iraqi father and a pervasive Jewish mother.
Drawing on pop-culture references, and with a truly charming protagonist, the film flits between said interview moments and colourful flights of fancy, all rendered in exquisite illustrations by co-directors Samuel Albaric, Martin Wiklund and Ulysse Lefort.
A long watch at 16+ minutes, Tim's story and the honesty with which he shares it makes for a genre-crossing delight that's well worth carving out time for.
