The 21st Seoul Independent Animation Festival
Seoul Indie-AniFest202518. SEP(THU).2025 ~ 23. SEP(TUE).2025
13th (2017)
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Spoon
Markus KEMPKEN 2015 0:03:52 2D Computer, DrawingNot all childhood memories are nice. Some of them catch up with us, no matter how much time has passed.
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Eye for an Eye
Louise PETER, Mahyar GUDARZI, Steve BACHE 2016 0:04:25 RotoscopeFrederick Baer spent over a decade on death row in Indiana State Prison. He is still waiting for his death penalty to be executed. Hand-drawn animated Documentary about a murderers time on death row and the conflicts about his guilt and destiny.
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Vigia
Marcel BARELLI 2013 0:08:00 DrawingMy grandfather is telling me a story that he invented, and asks me to make a film out of it. Because of pollution, pesticides, and other toxic substances, a bee decides to leave her hive, looking for a more comfortable place for her to live in.
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Blanquette
Charlie BELIN 2015 0:04:18 DrawingSnippets of conversation fly across the table as a family gathers together for lunch.
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Journal Anime
Donato SANSONE 2016 0:03:30 2D ComputerAn artistic improvisation carried out from day-to-day between 15th September and 15th November 2015, inspired by international events taken from the pages of the French newspaper Libération.
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His Mother's Voice
Dennis TUPICOFF 1997 0:14:30 Drawing, RotoscopeOriginally a radio interview, Kathy EASDALE’s monologue describes how she found out about the death of her son Matthew. Kathy builds a detailed and compelling account of hope, discovery and grief; breath by breath she declares her love for her son. HIS MOTHER'S VOICE uses the same voice twice, with two different narratives and different approaches to colour, cutting and sound, to present two views of love and death.
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A Photo of Me
Dennis TUPICOFF 2017 0:11:00 2D Computer, Rotoscope*Animation with pieces of a 1950 film noir.*I'm a baby in a 1950s backyard with my toys and my family, facing a box camera.I'm a sleepy child at the Darra "pictures", waking up to a film noir, watching a doomed man.My mind flickers from past to present, in memories and dreams.The man dies.Click! The photo is taken.I walk home from the "pictures", fast asleep.
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Dance of Death
Dennis TUPICOFF 1983 0:08:00 Drawing, CellsFor thrill-seeking young Sally, faced with a welter of variety, sports and news programs, changing TV channels itself becomes a DANCE OF DEATH. As a reminder of our mortality, the human skeleton has long had a place in art, folklore and humor. This cartoon on television violence features the skeletal entertainer Don Death himself.
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The Darra Dogs
Dennis TUPICOFF 1993 0:10:00 Drawing, CellsWhen my brothers and I grew up in Darra in the 1950's, every house seemed to have a dog. They were friends who shared our lives and explorations, and roamed free. None of them lasted very long. <The Darra Dogs> remember the mortal terrors of childhood, the sadness of death and loss, the not-knowing of so much - and the dogs themselves.
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His Mother's Voice
Dennis TUPICOFF 1997 0:14:30 Drawing, RotoscopeOriginally a radio interview, Kathy EASDALE’s monologue describes how she found out about the death of her son Matthew. Kathy builds a detailed and compelling account of hope, discovery and grief; breath by breath she declares her love for her son. HIS MOTHER'S VOICE uses the same voice twice, with two different narratives and different approaches to colour, cutting and sound, to present two views of love and death.