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William Boston lives in the desert and doesn’t care for many things though he does have one friend, a scorpion named Chester. Written, Directed, Animated, and Narrated By Grant Kolton Sound Design By Ross Kolton Festivals: Monstra Festival of Animation, Lisbon (Best International Short Short Film/Silver Peanut Audience Award) Short, Sweet Film Festival (Best Animated Film) Los Angeles Short Film Festival (Best Screenplay) New York International Children’s Film Festival Anifilm, Trebon Czech Republic Melbourne International Animation Festival Australian International Animation Festival Animation Now! New Zealand British International animation Festival Crossroads Film Festival LA Indie Film Fest Los Angeles International Children’s Film Festival Krok International Animation Festival Klik! Amsterdam Animanima International Animation Festival Carousel International du Film de Rimouski Milwuakee Film Festival

Patricia Highsmith’s haunting story of a day in a young girl’s life when a kind stranger comes to town. ‘A Mighty Nice Man’ is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2mtlSbi

Enter the world of Carré Bleu, an artist and composer who is shaping the music of tomorrow by creating gravity and time defying human instruments. in this surreal pop mockumentary, Carré Bleu opens up about his exclusive music production methods. Making of: http://bit.ly/2nJOcGA Full track by Polar Youth: http://bit.ly/2nS24eH © Copyright Hello play! 2016 Website: helloplay.be Facebook: http://bit.ly/2nJGg8j Twitter: http://twitter.com/helloplaybelgiq Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/2nRW4SY – CREDITS: Director: Greg Barth Original Musical Score: Polar Youth Cast: Carré Bleu – Eryl Lloyd Parry, Balloon Popper – Will Vincent, Foam Falling – Lexi Jakk, Vacuum Player – Samuel Franck, Flying Vortex – Yingzhen Liu, Glass Smasher – David Moss, Stair Master – Tobias Rose DoP: Pau Munoz On set VFX Supervisor – Ronen Tanchum Post Production and VR Technology – Phenomena Labs: Effects – Ronen Tanchum Compositor – Tal Baltuch 3D Tracking: Peanut – Amélie Guyot, Peregrine McCafferty Additional VFX UK: Johannes Sambs Gaffer: Max Halstead Art Director: Will Vincent Art Department: Rosalind Gahamire, Isobel Irwin, Lauren Veevers, Juhee Hahm, Clare Lewis, Clarissa Collins Costumes provided by Mai Gidah Additional Costumes: Juhee Hahm Mix and Mastering – Nookaad Productions Produced by Blinkink and Phenomena Labs Agency – DIGIZIK: Producers: Hugo Donkin, Greg Barth Cameras and Lenses generously provided by SeeSense Filmed at Clapham Road Studios Executive Producers: James Stevenson Bretton, Bart Yates

Breaking up is hard. Especially with David. Short of the Week – Online Premiere Starring Davey Johnson & Kate Freund Written & Directed by Christopher Winterbauer Produced by Thomas Horton Music & Sound by David Boman

A poetic portrait of scientist Nick Holmes and his work preventing extinctions on islands. Part nature documentary, part fairy tale and chock full of blindingly beautiful, big-hearted science. Narrated by Nick Holmes from Island Conservation. Find out more about their work here: islandconservation.org/ Music by the wonderful Nicole Reynolds: http://bit.ly/2mquZcP and Holy Coast from Athens, Georgia. Keep in touch with the film’s progress over at http://bit.ly/2o28XcB Enjoy!! and my very best to you, Jilli SELECT SCREENINGS & AWARDS San Francisco Green Film Festival (April 2016) St Kilda Film Festival (May 2016) Melbourne International Animation Festival (June 2016) : : : : HONOURABLE MENTION: Best Australian Film : : : : Anibar Animation Festival (August 2016) Kuala Lumpur Eco Film Festival (October 2016) : : : :FINALIST: Best Animation : : : : Sapporo International Short Film Festival (October 2016) Antenna Documentary Film Festival (October 2016) KLIK! Amsterdam Animation Festival (October 2016) Chicago International Children’s Film Festival (October 2016) Imagine Science Film Festival (October 2016) EcoFilm Festival (October 2016) : : : : WINNER: Best International Film: : : : Dungog Film Festival (October 2016) : : :: WINNER:Best Australian Animation: : : : WINNER: Best Craft in an Australian Documentary : : : : Noosa International Film Festival (November 2016) : : :: WINNER: Best Environmental Film : : : : St Louis International Film Festival (November 2016) Cinanima (November 2016) The full list of screenings is online at: http://bit.ly/2mqkJRH

‘Longing for Wilderness’ takes you from the noisy city trough the slowly transforming forest into a wild and airy landscape. It seeks to express our desire to turn off everyday turbulences and experience nature in its rawest form – an opportunity getting increasingly rare these days. Making-of: http://bit.ly/2mNalP8 More BTS infos: http://bit.ly/2nyuBIV Download 4K 50FPS Version: http://bit.ly/2mMQdgd You can choose to support my future projects with a donation. Credit song: http://bit.ly/2nyjtM4

Produced by Anna-Lisa Himma Directed by Tommy Cash AD: Elisa Johanna Känd DOP: CJ Kask Editing: Sven-Erik Mändmaa, Elisa Johanna Känd Grading: Jevgeni Bõstrov Casting director: Maria Helen Känd Art director: Anna-Lisa Himma Set design: Anneli Arusaar Style: Anna-Lisa Himma Styling team: Halla Farhat, Pamela Peepson & Anna-Lisa Himma Head makeup artist and hair stylist: Nele Pandis Make up assistant: Arlin Saan, Maret Ubaleht Gaffers: Tanel Peet, Sven-Erik Mändmaa Grip: Raido Pedak, Laur-Erik Ruus Lighting by Highvoltage AC: Pavel & Sergei Selivanov Production assistant: Anni Aguraijuja Art assistants: Janis Kokk, Markus Kokk, Rauno Linnamäe, Carolin Saan Visual Effects by FrostFX VFX Supervisor: Heiki Luts Main Compositor: Vahur Kuusk Compositors: Martin Turu, Denis Strahhov Clothes by: StudioKarolina, Fraulein Kink, Hermione Flynn, Maldoror Rosa K, UY, Adidas, Don Arentino, Yulia Kielisson Sponsors: EASTPAK, Easy Travel Thanks to: Max Golomidov, Tallinna Transpordi kool, Kopli Restoran, Anna Barr, Andrei Davidoff, Matilde Matvere, Anneli Savitski, Widescreen Studios, Frost FX, High Voltage, Alfred Bondarenko, Stimscape Productions, Sergei Selivanov, Kalma saun, Heiko Sikka CAST: Iida – Mai Einmaa Karl Jakob Bartles Minna Triin Kohv Doug North Hanna Slegis Miina Härma Fatima Susanna Dominguez Ortiz Helena Ringo Nannie Na Jaan Männimaa Sten Simulask Artjom Sozonov Hendrik Tiido Artur- Henri Ervin Maxim Persdisk Siim Oja Karl Martin Kelder Bill Valdre Stella Saarts Carmen Kask Grete Tuberik Elina Masing Marion Tammet Ann-Kristiin Kruuk Aglaia Fedotova Inna Chistyakova Riin-Kärt Ranne Nnenna Obiekwe Helina Risti Peep Vähi Joan Hint Sten Karik Jarmo Reha Jaanika Arum Kristiina Hortensia Port Jaanus Odras Eisi Mäeots Evert Pol-Poom Morris Eigi Maarja Tõnisson Cyprien Duchnese Eva Pajunen Veronika Vallimäe Elisa Johanna Känd Ott Vatter Lauri Lember Tuuli Tohver Uno Andreas Tavast Lilian Hiob Uku Kristjan Küttis Elis Branno Andre Tšernikov Madleen Teetsov Luke Faulkner

Director: Jonny Look Producer: Russell Sanzgiri Executive Producer: Michael Barnett Production Company: SuperFilms! Director of Photography: Chris Westlund Choreographer: Mary John Frank Editor: Ting Poo Color and Finishing by Shipping + Handling VFX Supervisor: Casey Price Digital Compositor: Josh Cole 1st Assistant Camera: Ben Winter Gaffer: Cole Pisano Best Boy Electric: Jihad Pierce Key Grip: Max Schwartz Grip: Devon McKinney Production Designer: Brent Nieto Art Director: Cory Howard Set Dresser: Cecilia Kimmel Hair & Make-up: Zoie Roman Production Assistant: Andrew Adams Video Commissioner: Johanna McManus Special thanks: Joe Goldberg

Vast landscapes and howling winds made me feel like i was wandering another planet. Location: Lanzarote Shot on the DJI Phantom 4

– See the whole series on http://bit.ly/2mMO4BT – Robert Jackson wants to kick Muslims out of the U.K. He believes they are destroying the great things about his country. By: Kyrre Lien / As featured on The Guardian, Huffinton Post, Slate, VG and The Observer / Who are the people that get so angry online? Why do so many of them choose to harass people, threaten people, and stretch the freedom of speech to its limits? More than a third of us participate in online debates, according to research done by Pew Research Centre. During the past three years, documentarist Kyrre Lien has met some of the most active online commenters across the world. From the fjords in Norway, to the U.S. desert, a boat in Denmark and an apartment in Lebanon.