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World Festival of Animated Film /
short film edition 3 - 8 June 2014
World Festival of Animated Film / short film edition 3 - 8 June 2014
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Le père Frimas / Father Frismas

Family Program (5+)

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Le père Frimas / Father Frismas


Youri Tcherenkov

France / 2012 / 26' 0''



Screenings


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Tuesday, 03. 06.,
Tuškanac Cinema, 13:00 h
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Wednesday, 04. 06.,
Tuškanac Cinema, 18:00 h
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Saturday, 07. 06.,
Tuškanac Cinema, 11:00 h


Synopsis


On top of one of the highest mountains in the Alps lives Father Frimas, a wonderful character endowed with magical powers. Since the dawn of time, the old man has always seen to it that every corner of the valley receives the perfect amount of snow in winter. But this year nothing is going as planned. 

Youri Tcherenkov


Youri Tcherenkov (1961, Simferopol, Crimea) studied at the Fine Arts Institute in his hometown for 5 years then taught art at Jevpatoria’s Fine Arts Institute for 2 years. In 1989 he entered the Moscow Film School, with teachers as Youri Norstein. In 1993 he realized A Bag, his first short film. His second one La grande migration (1995) received no less than 22 international grand prizes, including the prize for best animation film in Berlin in 1997. Since 1997, he has been collaborating with Folimage on many projects, including La prophétie des grenouilles (2002), a full-length film by Jacques-Rémy Girerd, Mia et le Migou (2003), and Tante Hilda! (2007). At the same time, he realized his third personal short film, Moscou, and he collaborated in his turn with Zoia Trofimova in 1999 on the direction of her short film, Le trop petit prince. In 2004 he realized Le chat Bayoun

 

Director

Youri Tcherenkov


Production

Les Films de l'Arlequin


Screenplay

Youri Tcherenkov, Antoine Lanciaux


Music

Serge Besset


Editing

Cécile Pradère


Animation

Anthony Dooghe, Armand Dartigues, Coralie Braconnot, David Scheigam


Other

Zoïa Trofimova, Emilie Mercier (graphic design)


categories

Family Program (5+)