Aleksandr

A Short film of

Rémy Dereux, Maxime Hibon, Juliette Klauser, Raphaëlle Ranson, Louise Seynhaeve

Produced by

RUBIKA - L'École des Talents de la Création Numérique

Production year2010

Runtime5 min

Synopsis

Alexandr the knitter hasforgotton a long time ago the reason for which he lives suspended over clouds with his village which survives the cold thanks to his knitting. Until the day when he falls and has to face the stranger and what lives down below.

Credits

Directors (5)

Rémy Dereux
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Maxime Hibon
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Juliette Klauser
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Raphaëlle Ranson
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Louise Seynhaeve
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Production and distribution (2)

Executive Producer : RUBIKA - L'École des Talents de la Création Numérique

Film exports/foreign sales : Premium Films

Full credits (2)

Screenwriters : Rémy Dereux, Maxime Hibon, Juliette Klauser, Raphaëlle Ranson, Louise Seynhaeve

Music Composers : Sarah Steppé, Marti Mélia

Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Animated film
Sub-genre : 3D animation, Legend
Themes : Poetry, City
Production language : Russian
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2010
Runtime : 5 min 20 seconds
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 16/9
Audio format : Stereo
Rating restrictions : None

News & awards

Selections (5)

Brest European Short Film Festival
France, 2013
Program for Young Audiences
REGARD - Festival International du court-métrage au Saguenay
Canada, 2013
Programme thématique
Leuven International Short Film Festival
Belgium, 2011
Short Films of Europe
Sapporo International Short Film Festival
Japan, 2011
Competition - Family and Children's Films

Awards (1)

Sapporo International Short Film Festival
Japan, 2011
Award for Best Short Film for Children
Prix spécial argent du meilleur film pour enfants

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