The Golden Moon

A Short film of

Pascal Adant

Produced by

Les Films du Nord

Production year2016

Runtime5 min

Synopsis

Fox can't bear the fact that Ysengrin can sleep through a full moon while he can't get a wink of sleep. Since when do wolves sleep when the moon is full? The wily fox, knowing how greedy and gullible the wolf is, sets a trap for his arch enemy and makes him take a moonlit dip somewhat against his will.

A new story about Fox and Ysengrin

Credits

Director (1)

Pascal Adant
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Production and distribution (3)

Executive Producer : Les Films du Nord

Foreign production company : La Boîte... Productions

Film exports/foreign sales : L'Agence du court métrage

Full credits (8)

Executive Producer : Arnaud Demuynck

Screenwriter : Arnaud Demuynck

Music Composer : Pascal Adant

Editor : Pascal Adant

Foreign Producer : Arnaud Demuynck

Voice : Thierry De Coster, Jean-Luc Couchard

Production Manager : Arnaud Demuynck

Sound Mixer : Nils Fauth

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Animated film
Sub-genre : 2D animation, Comedy, Legend
Themes : Youth, Imagination, The neighborhood
Production language : French
Coproducer countries : France, Belgium
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : Majority French (France, Belgium)
Production year : 2016
Runtime : 5 min 21 seconds
Visa number : 147.209
Visa issue date : 14/11/2017
Production formats : Digital creation
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 4/3
Audio format : Dolby 5.1
Rating restrictions : None

Resources

Website(1)

http://www.lesfilmsdunord.com/la-lune-dor

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