Michel Gondry's recent film *Is the Man Who is Tall Happy?*
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-CK

On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 10:41 PM, Adam Sekuler <[email protected]>wrote:

> My personal favorite are the Hubley's Everbody Rides The Carousel, which
> might be scripted, but often feels like recorded conversations.
>
> This is a great thread.
>
> Cheers,
> Adam Sekuler
> On Oct 26, 2013 6:47 PM, "Adam Hyman" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>  It also won an Oscar for animated short.
>>
>> I once did some shows on animated docs, and I would say that many have
>> animation set to recorded speech/conversation/interview.  “Waltz With
>> Bashir” does this on the feature level.  This was a few years ago, and much
>> has been done since then, and many of the films have already been
>> mentioned.  Sheila Sofian has a new film, by the way, called “Truth Is
>> Fallen.”  Definitely look at “Slaves” and “Hidden” by David Aronowitsch and
>> Hanna Heilborn, “Backseat Bingo” by Liz Blazer, and “Never like the First
>> Time” by Jonas Odell.
>>
>> Here were the contents of these shows, but some of these don’t fit your
>> request.  Just easier for me to cut & paste.  All are animated docs by my
>> definition:
>>
>> *Portraits I
>> *“Talking About Amy” by Yurico Murakami (200?, 8:20, USA/Japan) – video
>> from USC
>> “Backseat Bingo” by Liz Blazer (2003, 5:25, USA)
>> “Repetition Compulsion” by Ellie Lee (1997, 7 min., 35mm, USA) – print in
>> hand
>> Excerpt from “The Kid Stays in the Picture” by Nanette Burstein and Brett
>> Morgen (2002, 93 min, US) – DVD ordered
>> “McLaren’s Negatives” by Marie-Josee Saint Pierre (2006, 11 min., Canada)
>> “Conversation with Haris” by Sheila Sofian (2001, 6 min, 16mm, USA) –
>> print from Sheila
>> “The Beloved Ones” by Samantha Moore (2007, 6 min, UK) - Big Film Shorts
>> distributor
>>  “Mouseholes” by Helen Hill (1999, 16mm, USA) – portrait of grandfather –
>> print from Harvard Film Archive
>> “Uncle Ma’an” by Sahar Alsawaf (2007, 4 min, video, USA/Iraq) – video
>> from Sahar
>> “The Even More Fun Trip” by Bob Sabiston (2007, 20:45, video, USA) –
>> video from Bob
>>
>> *2.
>> *“The Sinking of the Lusitania” by Winsor McCay (1916, 12 min, USA.)
>> “Enter Life” by Faith Hubley (1982, 6 min., USA, for Smithsonian Natural
>> History museum) – science film – Hubley Studio
>> Adventures in Music: Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom! (1953, 10 min.,
>> Disney Studios)
>> “The Velvet Tigress” by Jen Sachs (2001, 11 min, 16mm, USA)
>> Excerpt from “Shay’s Rebellion – America’s First Civil War” by R.J.
>> Cutler, animation by Bill Plympton (2004, 45 min, video, USA)
>> “Forest Murmurs” by Jonathan Hodgson (2006, 12:30, UK)
>> ‘Success with Sweetpeas” by Samantha Moore (2006, 6:30, UK) – Big Film
>> Shorts distributor
>>  “Hidden” by David Aronowitsch and Hanna Heilborn (2002, 8 min., video,
>> Sweden)
>> “Men in Black” segment from Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime
>> Experience, by Richard Robbins (2007, 6 min., from video, USA)
>> “His Mother’s Voice” by Dennis Tupicoff (1997, 15 min, 35mm, Australia)
>> “Never like the First Time” by Jonas Odell (2005, 14:30, video, Sweden) –
>> video on Wholphin #3
>>
>> *Autobiography
>> * “The Moon and the Son” by John Canemaker (2004, 28 min, USA)
>> “The Darra Dogs” by Dennis Tupicoff (1993, 10 min, Australia)
>> “My Universe, Inside Out” by Faith Hubley (1996, 25 min, USA)
>> “Passages’ by Marie-Josee Saint Pierre (2008, 25 min, Canada)
>> “Doubled Up” by Samantha Moore (2004, 6:30, UK)
>>
>> *Portraits II
>> * “It’s Like That” by the Southern Ladies Animation Group (2003, 7:15,
>> Australia)
>> “Silence,” by Sylvie Bringas and Orly Yadin (1998, 11 min, UK)
>>  “Survivors” by Sheila Sofian (1997, 16 min, USA) – women survivors of
>> abuse
>> “Grasshopper” by Bob Sabiston (2003, 14 min, USA) – portrait of Indian
>> man giving life wisdom
>>  “Last Words of Dutch Schultz” by Gerrit van Dijk (2003, 24 min,
>> Netherlands)
>> “Slaves” by David Aronowitsch and Hanna Heilborn (2008, 15 min., Sweden)
>> “Guy 101” by Ian Gouldstone (2005, 9 min, UK)
>> Some Aardman films?
>> “Pro/Con” by Joanna Priestly
>>
>> *3.
>> *“Troubled Minds,” by Andy Glynne (12 min, UK) – or “Animated Minds”
>> “Ryan,” by Chris Landreth (2004, 14 min, Canada)
>> “Feeling My Way” by Jonathan Hodgson (1997, 5:34, UK)
>> “Abductees” by Paul Vester (1995, 11 min, UK, ships from LA)
>> “Diary Film – I Was 12 in 1956” by Boglárka Edvy and Sándor Silló (2006,
>> 55 min, Hungary)
>>
>>
>> *Other, show TBD:
>> *A Paul Fierlinger film
>> An educational film from the 1950s of some sort
>> Vivienne Jones
>> New NFB Canada films
>> ‘Chicago 10” by Brett Morgen
>> “Persepolis”
>> ‘Waltz With Bashir”?
>> “Home Road Movies” by Robert Bradbrook (2001, 12 min, UK)
>> “Field of Green” - Sky-David film
>> “Frank Film” – won Oscar – Frank & Caroline Mouris, Won Oscar in 1974 for
>> Best Short Subject, Animated Films
>>
>>
>>
>> On 10/26/13 5:06 PM, "Ryder White" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Chris Landreth's "Ryan", which is sort of the extension of a conversation
>> between Landreth and animator Ryan Larkin, may fit your query. It's online
>> here: http://www.nfb.ca/film/ryan/
>>
>> RW
>>
>>
>> On Sat, Oct 26, 2013 at 4:13 PM, Jon Dieringer <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Frameworks Members
>>
>> As research for an article I am writing, I'm curious to learn more of
>> films that might take the form of "animated conversations" -- audio
>> interviews rendered visually by animation -- or perhaps more broadly
>> animated or collage works based on extant audio of speech (whether found or
>> deliberately recorded).
>>
>> Thank you for giving it your consideration!
>>
>> Warm regards,
>> Jon
>>
>>
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