ZAD

A Short film of

Christophe Villez, Camille Daligault, Élodie Renar, Éva Tommy-Martin, Mélanie Jousse, Nabil Ben m’Barek, Thomas Cossais

Produced by

École Georges Méliès

Production year2024

Runtime9 min

Synopsis

Defying the authority of a rebel community called the ZAD, two children save Baal's life. Baal is a young soldier of the Empire. Out of gratitude, she in turn defends them against the ZAD soldiers, who oppress the population under the pretext of ensuring their safety.

Credits

Directors (7)

Christophe Villez
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Camille Daligault
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Élodie Renar
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Éva Tommy-Martin
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Mélanie Jousse
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Nabil Ben m’Barek
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Thomas Cossais
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Production and distribution (1)

Executive Producer : École Georges Méliès

Full credits (11)

Executive Producer : Franck Petitta

Screenwriters : Christophe Villez, Camille Daligault, Élodie Renar, Éva Tommy-Martin, Mélanie Jousse, Nabil Ben m’Barek, Thomas Cossais

Music Composer : Olivier Michelot

Editor : Nabil Ben m’Barek

Voice : Léana Montana, Frédéric Souterelle, Laurent Gris, Pascale Chemin, Martial Le Minoux

Sound Editor : Olivier Michelot

Production designers : Camille Daligault, Éva Tommy-Martin, Mélanie Jousse

Animation : Thomas Cossais, Élodie Renar, Nabil Ben m’Barek

Special Effects : Younes Ayani

Graphic designers : Camille Daligault, Élodie Renar, Éva Tommy-Martin, Mélanie Jousse, Nabil Ben m’Barek, Thomas Cossais

Sound design : Olivier Michelot

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Technical details

Type : Short film
Genres : Animated film
Sub-genre : 2D & 3D animation
Production language : French
Production country : France
Original French-language productions : Unspecified
Nationality : 100% French (France)
Production year : 2024
Runtime : 9 min 13 seconds
Production formats : HD
Color type : Color
Aspect ratio : 16/9
Audio format : Stereo
Rating restrictions : None

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