January 2020
Best Of Tricks For Kids 2019
Tricks for Kids is the children’s film festival of the Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film (ITFS). With screenings of imaginary and brand new works, it takes audiences on an international journey through the fabulous world of animated film. Many of the directors of the short and feature films attend the Festival and answer the children’s questions. The film programme is complemented by exciting workshops o ering hands-on activities. In the GameZone Kids, children can explore new animated games and…
Find out more »Best of International Competition 2019
Along with the two award-winning films, the programme presents further highlights of the ITFS19 International Competition for animated shorts. The selected films cover a wide range of styles and topics. In “Selfies“”, Claudius Gentinetta launches an impressive, artistic firework of disturbing self-portraits, re ecting the everyday madness and abysmal depths of human self-presentation. “Animals”, the winner of the Lotte ReinigerAward is a perceptive and analytical observation of human behaviour under exceptional circumstances. With concise 3D caricature images, Tue Sanggaard depicts…
Find out more »February 2020
Best Of Tricks For Kids 2019
Tricks for Kids is the children’s film festival of the Stuttgart International Festival of Animated Film (ITFS). With screenings of imaginary and brand new works, it takes audiences on an international journey through the fabulous world of animated film. Many of the directors of the short and feature films attend the Festival and answer the children’s questions. The film programme is complemented by exciting workshops o ering hands-on activities. In the GameZone Kids, children can explore new animated games and…
Find out more »Best of International Competition 2019
Along with the two award-winning films, the programme presents further highlights of the ITFS19 International Competition for animated shorts. The selected films cover a wide range of styles and topics. In “Selfies“”, Claudius Gentinetta launches an impressive, artistic firework of disturbing self-portraits, re ecting the everyday madness and abysmal depths of human self-presentation. “Animals”, the winner of the Lotte Reiniger Award is a perceptive and analytical observation of human behaviour under exceptional circumstances. With concise 3D caricature images, Tue Sanggaard…
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