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10 ans de résidence à l'Abbaye de Fontevraud
NEF Animation (nefanimation.fr) and Fontevraud Abbey are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Fontevraud International Writing Residency for Animated Film in October 2017. A book and DVD set is being released for the occasion, featuring fifteen animated short films written during residencies at Fontevraud Abbey. Fifteen films, fifteen perspectives, fifteen worlds, presented in a video medley lasting a few minutes.
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NEF Animation (nefanimation.fr) and Fontevraud Abbey are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Fontevraud International Writing Residency for Animated Film in October 2017. A book and DVD set is being released for the occasion, featuring fifteen animated short films written during residencies at Fontevraud Abbey. Fifteen films, fifteen perspectives, fifteen worlds, presented in a video medley lasting a few minutes.
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Directed By:Juan Pablo Zaramella, Uri Kranot, Michelle Kranot, Julien Bisaro, Sarah Saidan, Jeong Da-hee, Cerise Lopez, Agnès Patron, Virginia Mori, Maria Körkel, Emmanuel Elliah, Marie-Hélène Turcotte, Marta Pajek, Janice Nadeau, Bella Szederkényi, Natalia Chernysheva, Theodore Ushev, Chen Chen
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