The Winners Of 2011 Edition

Nuvole, Mani
by Simone Massi

Animated Drawing

A work of an exceptional high level for its technique and its undoubted poetic inspiration; it portrays life in the course of time, in a landscape which fills it with its colours and sounds, as every man proceeds unceasingly under the vault of heaven




Cleo's Boogie
by Collective Camera
Digital Animation

The past coming around again, making memories,rhythm and plenty of enthralling irony come true

Special Mention

Plato
(Animated Drawing) by Leonard Cohen

The mystery of man coping with the things he himself has created, in a 'philosophical', fascinating thoughtful film full of (well drawn) lines

Who's there?
(Animated Drawing) by Vanda RaÌmanovÀ

Irony and a good technique in a short film with an undoubted peculiar rhythm

La Carezza
(Animated Drawing) by Simone Rastelli

The insight of a gesture which makes absence substantial, with measure and lyricism

Les Bessones del Carrer de Ponent
(Digital Animation) by Marc Riba
and Anna Solanas

A Gothic tale made with a strong incisiveness and an excellent technique

Sync
(Digital Animation) by Max Hattler

A work of a remarkable artistic importance and a high technical level

"R"
(Digital Animation) by Julie Rembouville
and Nicolas Bianco-Levrin

Using an excellent technique, the film expresses the difficulty of being authentic and original in a world which thwarts children's creativity.

International Animation Day:
10th In EUROPE