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Bob Sabiston | USA | 1998 | 14' |

| IFFR 1999

Digital animated documentary about a journey from New York to Austin. Several people at random were interviewed and the edited material was then animated by twelve different animation artists. Each of them made a portrait. As each animator worked in his own style, the result is colourful and lively.

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Film details

Country of production: USA
Year: 1998
Festival edition: IFFR 1999
Length: 14"
Medium/Format: Betacam SP PAL
Language: English
Premiere status: -
Director: Bob Sabiston
Producer: Thomas Pallotta, Flat Black Films
Cinematography: Tommy Pallotta
Editing: Tommy Pallotta, Bob Sabiston
Sales / World rights holder: Flat Black Films

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Ospedale

3 Ways to Go

Original Copies

How To Get Rid Of Information

Ray Gun Fun

Feeling My Way

Rapt

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