Synopsis

Innocent and curious, the child walks on the treadmill of modern life that feeds him, educates and protects, but the rhythm accelerates and step by step, the child opens his eyes.

Timothée Crabbé

Timothée Crabbé (1995, Brussels, Belgium) started a BA in animation film at LUCA School of Arts (Campus Sint-Lukas Brussel) in 2014. During his second year, after making his first animated interview El Hablar con la Naturaleza, Timothée discovered stop-motion animation through the work of Emma De Swaef (The Magnificent Cake!, Emma De Swaef & and Marc James Roels, 2018). For him, this was a whole new world opening its doors, and so he decided to make his bachelor film Pantin in stop-motion.