He Can't Live Without Cosmos
Russia2019animated16'Konkurs krótkometrażowy (2020)
Konstantin Bronzit returns to take the viewers to space again. His Oscar-nominated animation of 2014 was about two friends who wanted to become astronauts. This time the director shows a story of a woman and her son who is born … in a space suit. The boy's dreams of a space flight are toned down by his mother as space has already taken someone away from her. A moving animation about growing up, desires, and the destiny that cannot be deceived. It is also a story of love, sacrifice and loneliness told with sensitivity and subtle humour. The winner of the Silver Dragon Award for the best animated film in the international short film competition at 60th KFF.
Awards
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2020 Short film competition
The Award for the director of the best animated filmSilver Dragon
- directed by
- Konstantin Bronzit
Born in 1965 in St. Petersburg. He graduated from the Saint Petersburg Academy of Arts (1983) and the Saint Petersburg Art and Industry Academy (1992) and completed High Courses for scriptwriters and directors in Moscow two years later. His achievements include over ten short films which, in total, won about 200 different awards. In 2001 he was nominated for the César Award for “At the Ends of the Earth” and in 2009 he obtained an Oscar nomination for the short animation “Lavatory – Lovestory”.
- cinematography
- Konstantin Bronzit
- script
- Konstantin Bronzit
- animated by
- Vera Shiganova, Yulya Trofimova
- music
- Valentin Vassenkov
- sound
- Vladimir Golounin
- editing
- Konstantin Bronzit
- production
- Alexander Boyarsky, Sergey Selyanov ("melnitsa" Animation Studio)
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