Lune et le loup

A Short film of

Toma Leroux, Patrick Delage

Produced by

Lell animation

Production year2014

Runtime6 min

Synopsis

Night time, a city sleeps, an empty kitchen, a microwave turned on, a baby's bottle warming up and the cries of a hungry baby. Who will feed him?

Credits

Directors (2)

Toma Leroux
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Patrick Delage
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Production and distribution (2)

Executive Producer : Lell animation

Co-production : Dwarf Animation Studio

Full credits (10)

Executive Producer : Toma Leroux

Screenwriters : Toma Leroux, Nicolas Soloy, Philippe Baby, Patrick Delage

Director of Photography : Olivier Pinol

Music Composers : Antonio Egea, Matthieu Langlet

Editor : Anna Riche

Sound recordists : Matthieu Langlet, Alexandre Hernandez

Co-producer : Jérémy Certoux

Sound Editor : Alexandre Hernandez

Sound mixer : Mélissa Petitjean-Hèche

Storyboard artist : David Berthier

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Animated film
Sub-genre : 3D animation, Comedy, Burlesque comedy
Themes : Imagination, Childhood, Games
Production language : No dialogue
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2014
Runtime : 6 min 16 seconds
Production formats : HD - Relief 3D
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 16/9
Audio format : Dolby 5.1
Rating restrictions : None

News & awards

News (1)

French films to have a strong presence at the Annecy Film Festival

02 JUNE 2015

Festivals & events

Selections (18)

Hiroshima Festival
Japan, 2016
World Competition
Animax
North Macedonia, 2015
Programme pour enfants
Multivision
Russia, 2015
International Competition
BFI London Film Festival
Great Britain, 2015
Programme jeune public

Awards (1)

IndieLisboa International Independent Film Festival (Lisbon)
Portugal, 2015
IndieJúnior Audience Award

Resources

Website(1)

luneetleloup-lefilm.com

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