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What if you were to watch a film and whenever you paused it, you faced a painting? This idea inspired Reza Dolatabadi to make Khoda. Over 6,000 paintings were painstakingly produced over two years to create a five-minute film that would meet high personal standards. Khoda is a psychological thriller; a student project which was seen as a ‘mission impossible’ by many people but eventually proved possible!

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The Lodger
Carl, a burned-out heating engineer, is possessive and paranoid. But when his girlfriend Emma dissapears, his mysterious lodger starts to take control of his life.

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Khoda
What if you were to watch a film and whenever you paused it, you faced a painting? This idea inspired Reza Dolatabadi to make Khoda. Over 6,000 paintings were painstakingly produced over two years to create a five-minute film that would meet high personal standards. Khoda is a psychological thriller; a student project which was seen as a ‘mission impossible’ by many people but eventually proved possible!

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Kino Otokonoko
Loosely based on the Pinocchio story by Carlo Collodi, Kino Otokonoko tells the story of a young woman who wakes in the aftermath of her fathers death from a series of strange dreams, only to discover she is in fact the product of her lonely father's desire to build a daughter from wood. As Ki struggles to come to terms with this new-found self-awareness she realizes that although she might be different to everyone around her, she was borne of love and loneliness, giving her existence the same weight as every other person in the world. Kino Otokonoko is a Japanese language film shot on location in London by Michelle Tofi and Adam Grundy and starring Kozue Takeda.
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Encounters Short Film Festival 2008 Trailer
The 14th Encounters Short Film Festival held in Bristol, UK. Trailer Credits: Directed by Paul Hill. 2D Animation by Kirsten Thacker. 3D Animation by Duncan Fraser. Music by James T Lundie. Produced by A Productions Ltd

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ScreenPLAY. A musical journey through Time and Space.
Inspired by Donnie Darko and video art genre animation comes Screenplay, exploring the notion of time, space and questionable destiny. Is destiny prearranged by a higher power? The human body is a self contained clock measured in time that physically manifests itself through the ageing process until one day the clock stops forever. Space time is how living beings understand their existence but time is interpreted different depending on species or state of mind. Free your minds of time and live in the present. Presented using contemporary animation techniques creating a thought-provoking and imaginative piece for all ages. Time is waiting for you, what are you waiting for?

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Khoda
Here is a minute preview of my short film â€œKhodaâ€. This film is my final year project for my animation degree. I started the project in 2006 with a vague concept by me and a friend of mine Mark Szalos Farkas . In June 2006 Adam Thomson joined us as a 3D artist. Adam and I worked on pre-production (Animatic, Story board, Character design, etc) and managed to finish that by the end of September 2006. Mark came back to the project later that year as an animator, and so far we have finished more than half of the film. If everything stays on schedule, the final film will be ready by March 2008.

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Chronos
A man wakes up tied down to a chair in an abandoned cinema. In front of him a piano, a letter and a chronometer showing 5:00…4:59...4:58…

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