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Mechaniek - Mechanism
by ReneAdema
Three minutes of bliss for lovers of jazz. This ingeniously dynamic flight-of-fancy, set to a Stan Getz bebop groove, creates a series of wildly inventive visualizations that perfectly match the ebb and flow of the music on the soundtrack. There's a kind of method in the madness, with imaginary machines poking, prodding, pumping and pounding out an abstract flow of....well, something that begins as sound and ends mysteriously.
-Australian International Animation Festival-
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Details
Language: Dutch
Year of production: 2004
Length: 00:03:35
Country: Netherlands
Directors:
Rene Adema
Producers:
Rene Adema
Film Festivals:
Holland Animation Film Festival
Melbourne International Animation Festival
Australian International Animation Festival
New Zealand International Film Festival
London International Animation Festival
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