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By Ivan Bogdanov, Asparuh Petrov and Rositsa Raleva, Dmitry Yagodin, Veljko Popovic, and Moritz Mayerhofer

Synopsis:  5-true stories, directed by 5-different animators, Father  examines the importance of the paternal relationship in a child’s upbringing. (Bonobo Studio/Short of the Week/Vimeo)

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When did you last talk with your father? Will you ever ask him about those things that hurt you?
In FATHER the reality of life is turned upside down to create an impossible dialogue - the dialogue between a child and a father that never happens.

Father is an animated-documentary based on five true stories. It was screened at more than 100 festivals (including Annecy, Clermont Ferrand, Stuttgart, London, Bradford) and awarded 26 times (including DOK Leipzig, Chicago, Anim'est): http://father-film.com/en/festivals.html

Directors: Ivan Bogdanov, Moritz Mayerhofer, Asparuh Petrov, Veljko Popović, Rositsa Raleva, Dmitry Yagodin
Script: Ivan Bogdanov, Phil Mulloy
Music: Petar Dundakov
Production: Compote Collective (Bulgaria)
In co-production with Bonobostudio (Croatia) and Eyecatch Productions (Germany)

More info about the film: http://father-film.com/
Meet the filmmakers: https://vimeo.com/47396341

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By Mohammadreza Kheradmandan

Synopsis: A storm and its aftermath serve as a metaphor for fatherhood. (YouTube)

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By Nathan McFarland and Matt Pechiney

Synopsis: When Craig’s girlfriend calls to tell him she’s pregnant, he has an existential crisis that makes him rethink his life. (HMD Films/Vimeo)

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A new short film from ColdShoulder Productions, starring Aaron Sulkin and Sarah Morrissey. 

Credits:
Directed by Nathan McFarland
Written by Matt Pechiney

Director of Photography
Ashlee Duncan / Zack Gross

Music by Nathan Kwiatkowski

Sound Operator
Zach Griffin/Gabby Lavoie

Boom Operator
Micah McFarland/Stephen Kuhl

Extras
Ashlee Duncan/Micah McFarland

Special Thanks
Kendra Everist, Josh Bouquet, Steph Keller, Cari Jankowski, Melissa Bothner, Tommy Britt

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By Rick Cree

Synopsis: Through home movies and a visit to the heart of Kansas, a son tries to understand his father's mistakes to inform his own parenting. (Resonate Pictures/Vimeo)

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What defines a father, is what he leaves behind.  A short non-fiction film.  45 Festivals, 12 Awards including Raindance, Florida, Cleveland, NewFilmmakers LA, Newport Beach, Sedona. www.andwhatremains.com
Original Music by Josh Garrels www.joshgarrels.com
Produced by www.resonatepictures.com

WINNER
DC Shorts - Director's Choice
Damah - Best Short
Iowai Independent - Best Short, Audience Award
Festivus - Best Editing
Worldfest - Platinum Remi
Washougul - Best Short
LifeTree Film Fest - Life Tree Award
New Media - Best Reel Encounter

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By Sebastian Danta

Synopsis: A boy speculates on his father’s stories, silences and past as a Lithuanian refugee. (National Film and Sound Archive/Vimeo)

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This clip chosen to be PG

Clip description

A boy (Joel Edgerton) speculates on his father's stories, silences and past as a Lithuanian refugee.

Curator's notes

Father's voice-over is quite understated. Director and animator Sebastian Danta uses visual metaphor to suggest details it leaves out, such as the impact of his father's drinking on the family.

Danta uses fluid scene transitions to move back and forward in time as he considers his father's past. He communicates Lithuania's turbulent history through the raising and lowering of a flag; and the experience of being a refugee in different places via a flowing succession of views from windows. The score by Jonathan Nix and Miles Nicholas adds extra drama and emotion.

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A short animated film about a boy trying to understand his father. (Video excerpt 8.00 minutes This clip chosen to be PG)

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By Darren Thornton

Synopsis: A 15-year-old in Ireland prepares to become a father. (YouTube)

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By Michaël Dudok de Wit

Synopsis: A father leaves his daughter after a bicycle trip, and she returns to the spot hoping to find him. (Short of the Week)

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Father and Daughter by Michael Dudok de Wit | Short of the Week

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Watch Father and Daughter by Michael Dudok de Wit on Short of the Week—a Drama about Loss in Animation—Netherlands, 8 min

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By Ben Howling and Yolanda Ramke

Synopsis: Stranded in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, a man sets in motion an unlikely plan to protect the precious cargo he carries: his infant daughter.

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Stranded in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, a man sets in motion an unlikely plan to protect the precious cargo he carries: his infant daughter.

Director: Ben Howling & Yolanda Ramke
Producer: Ben Howling, Yolanda Ramke, Marcus Newman, Daniel Foeldes

Sapporo Short Fest 2013, Sapporo, Japan | Uppsala Short Film Festival 2013, Uppsala, Sweden | LA Shorts Fest 2013, Los Angeles, USA | Heartland Film Festival 2013, Indianapolis, USA | Leeds International Film Festival 2013, Leeds, UK | Napa Valley Film Festival 2013, Napa Valley, USA | Prague Short Film Festival 2014, Prague, Czech Republic | Cinequest 2014, San Jose, USA | St Kilda Film Festival 2014, Melbourne, Australia | Seattle International Film Festival 2014, Seattle, USA |  International Shortfilm Week Regensburg 2014, Regensburg, Germany |  Finalist, Tropfest 2013, Sydney, Australia 

10+ million views on Tropfest YouTube Channel

www.danielfoeldes.com

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by Daniel Yam

Synopsis: A son confronts the resentment towards his father only to realise his true intentions. (viddsee.com/YouTube)

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Gift（禮物）- Do Your Parents Embarrass You? // Viddsee.com

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By Nils Nilsson

Synopsis: A son writes a letter to his absent father. (Vimeo)

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A short film dedicated to those who remain present in their children's lives.

Written & Created by Nils Nilsson

Soundtrack: 'Brothers In Arms' by Dire Straits. 
Used for the sole purpose of this film only.

In loving memory of Farfar, Stig Nilsson.