Logorama crowned Best Animated Short
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Directed by the H5 collective (François Alaux, Hervé de Crécy, Ludovic Houplain), the 16-minute film is set in a City of Angels inundated with advertising billboards. It was produced by Nicolas Schmerkin for Autour de Minuit Productions, in co-production with H5, Addict, Arcadi (Regional Action for Artistic Creation and Distribution in Île-de-France) and Mikros Images.
Unveiled in competition in last year’s Cannes Critics’ Week, Logorama has screened at numerous international festivals, including at Sundance, in Brussels, Montreal, Clermont-Ferrand, Stockholm, Bilbao, Seoul, Sidney, Gyor, Gijon, Espinho, Tübingen and San Francisco.
(Translated from French)
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