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“Dear Basketball” is an animated short film based on a poem Kobe Byrant wrote in November 2015 to announce his retirement from basketball.
"Dear Basketball" starts with the wonderful moment of scoring, the moment of pure success as the ball dunks down into the hoop with such force that the netting floats up.  It is a film about Bryant saying goodbye, and heading off into a different future.  We now know what that future held and it is very sad.

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Dear Basketball | Kobe Bryant Short Animated Film

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"The Change" is a short film about how people who live in villages in other countries have to adapt to how their lives are changing as cities growing bigger and the climate changes.

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"The Change" is a short film about how people who live in villages in other countries have to adapt to how their lives are changing as cities growing bigger and the climate changes.

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Watch the villagers make plans and work hard to make their lives and the lives of the plants and animals better after the city ruins their lives.

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"THE CHANGE" is an educational video, conceived for children, to raise awareness on adaptation to climate change at the community level and sustainable human settlements. 
It has been produced in the framework of the United Nations Joint Programme on Environmental Main-streaming and Adaptation to Climate Change in Mozambique.

This is a UNDP and UN-HABITAT joint production, funded by the MDG Achievement Fund (Government of Spain - UNDP) and the European Commission Humanitarian Aid (ECHO).

AWARDS
Prix des enfants “LES TEMPS PRESSE”, Paris – France (2017)
Children’s Audience Award “SHORTVISIONS”, Ningbo – China (2014)
Best Animation Ecological Film MALESCORTO International Film Festival – Italy (2012)
Best Environmental Film VISIONI ITALIANE – Italy (2012)
Winner of Youth Section, Ecozine Festival Internacional De Cine Y Medio Ambiente – Spain (2012)
1st Prize FESTIVAL INTERNACIONAL CINE EN EL CAMPO – Mexico (2012)
Best short movie CLOROFILLA FILM FESTIVAL – Italy (2012)
Special Mention, TERRA DI TUTTI I FILM FESTIVAL – Italy (2012) 
Best Animation Film and Best Ecological Film FESTIVALPESIO – Italy (2012)

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I've got another great animated short film for you to check out. This is an inspiring film called "Much Better Now," and it follows a bookmark who "is stuck in a forgotten book that is one day knocked over by wind. The bookmark experiences its environment by surfing the pages that turn in to ocean-waves, enjoying the ride of its life. As the book cover closes light reveals new challenges to face. How exciting to escape the pages of one book to a whole new world!

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Written, directed and animated by Philipp Comarella and Simon Griesser, Much Better Now is the story of how a bookmark finds adventure in an open book.

Related viewing: The Fantastic Flying Books Of Mr. Morris Lessmore.

via ufunk.net

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Written, directed and animated by Philipp Comarella and Simon Griesser, Much Better Now is the story of how a bookmark finds adventure in an open book. Related viewing: The Fantastic Flying Books Of Mr. Morris Lessmore. via ufunk.net

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Home - in this New Zealand documentary we follow a house as its transported or moved to another location.  After that the magic begins...... 

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Home - in this New Zealand documentary we follow a house as its transported or moved to another location.  After that the magic begins...... 

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The filmmaker says “It’s about what makes a house a home, but it’s also about the idea that when you think of a house usually you think of them as strong, solid, permanent things but actually they’re quite fragile and quite weak and that permanence and strength comes from elsewhere”.

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"A beautifully photographed minimalist documentary." Roger Donaldson

We often think of houses as strong, solid permanent things. In fact they can be weak, fragile and mobile.
'Home' explores the idea of what makes a house a home.

Home - a short documentary film by Thomas Gleeson.

Festivals Include:

New Zealand International Film Festival 2012 - (Winner Friends of the Civic Award)

San Francisco International Film Festival 2013 - (Winner Special Jury Prize)

Vancouver International Film Festival 2012

Raindance Film Festival London 2012

Aesthetica Film Festival 2012

Palm Springs Shortfest 2013

Camden International Film Festival 2014

Big Sky Documentary Film Festival Montana 2013

Hot Docs 2013

Nashville Film Festival 2013

Uppsala International Short Film Festival 2013

Seattle International Film Festival 2013

Sydney Film Festival 2013

Melbourne International Film Festival 2013

Milano Film Festival 2013

Encounters 2013 - (Winner Audience Award)

Show Me Shorts 2013 - (Winner Best Editor and NZFC Jury Prize)

Herceg Novi - Montenegro Film Festival - (Winner Special Jury Mention)

EIDF Korea

FIFE Paris

ShortVision Ningbo, China 2014

Aviles International Architecture and Film Festival, Spain 2014

Budapest Architecture Film Days 2014

Rotterdam Architecture Film Festival

Nominated for Best Short Film at the New Zealand Film Awards 2012

Director: Thomas Gleeson thomasgleeson.xyz
Co-Producer: Pip Walls
Cinematography: Max Bellamy maxbellamy.com
Sound Design and Mix: James Hayday jameshayday.com/
Colourist: Alana Cotton / Images and Sound alanacotton.com/
Music: Jack Northover blackjackalmusic.com/

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"A beautifully photographed minimalist documentary." Roger Donaldson We often think of houses as strong, solid permanent things. In fact they can be weak, fragile and mobile. 'Home' explores the idea of what makes a house a home. Home - a short documentary film by Thomas Gleeson.