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Monday Short: Double Feature! ‘RPG OKC’ & ‘Fool Me Once’ | Tribeca.
Monday Short: Double Feature! ‘RPG OKC’ & ‘Fool Me Once’ | Tribeca.
Kid Can Drive is being featured by this amazing art collective in Dublin. Check out their description and, in their words, “puke with delight.” YAY. Blue Bottle Presents IV, if you don’t know what we do by now you clearly haven’t been paying attention. Impress…
These next films in our Monday Shorts series, curated by TFF Head of Shorts Programming Sharon Badal, are ‘RPG OKC’ by Emily Carmichael and ‘Fool Me Once’ by Paco Farias, chosen especially for Valentine’s Day. Every Monday, TFF Head of Shorts Programming Sharon Badal shares…
Those exposed to some of the great animated shorts playing the festival circuit in 2013 knows that there were plenty of finer entries: My favorite among the ones not nominated was the delightful “RPG OKC,” but the apocalyptic “The Event” also deserves singling out.
So proud to take home the Audience Favorite award from this indubitably awesome festival. Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival.
Very happy to return to SF Indiefest, which screened Ledo and Ix and Young Love in 2009! SF Indie Fest – AN ANIMATED WORLD.
Happy to return to this festival, where The Hunter and the Swan won the Grand Jury Prize in 2012! SFFSFF Session 2 | SIFF.
“Like everybody else in this racket, I’ve already published my top 10 list — well, a lot of top 10 lists, including my favorite distributed and undistributed movies, best performances and so on — but no single numerical overview can possibly convey the full range of movie experiences this year. As a result, much slips through the cracks, and even after publishing list after list I’m left with a desire to single out a few more titles.”
Via Google Translate: If you like video games with very large pixels and love stories like, for the short film this week, “RGP OKC” is exactly the right thing. Through an online dating portal to learn a cat woman from the desert (which, incidentally, the daughter…
“Carmichael has a unique style, and she’s a director who’s not afraid to take chances and go out on a limb. She’s a diverse filmmaker who can handle live action as well as thought-provoking animation, á la Richard Linklater.”