There is a very interesting Mexican short animated film made by Adriana Bravo 
and Andrea Robles called "Microftalmia" from 2005 I think.  It is a depiction 
of the mind of Benjamín, a real-life character who suffers from brain 
malformation, autism, and a condition called microftalmia which causes 
retinal/ocular anomalies.  The imagery of the film is created from the 
soundtrack which tries to interpret Benjamin's emotional and perceptual 
experiences by incorporating sounds he himself produces and those from the real 
world that fascinate him one way or another.


Date: Thu, 29 Oct 2015 01:04:49 +0100
From: elenadu...@gmail.com
To: frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com
Subject: Re: [Frameworks] Experimental Animated Documentaries

Hello, Andy
I curated this program on animated non fiction last year for Seville Film 
Festival:

http://festivalcinesevilla.eu/en/previous-editions/2014-edition/film/cycle-the-missing-image
I made a slightly different version a few months later for Filmadrid, this time 
with a couple of non-European filmmakers (Seville is an European film 
festival). I added some works by Jeff Scher, who I consider a terrific example 
of animated non fiction in his diaristic pieces. Even works like Fuji, or Buoys 
and Gulls, by Breer, can be considered non fiction, in the sense of  diaries or 
animated domestic films, if such thing exists.

I hope this may help!

Greetings from Spain,

Elena 
El 28/10/2015 18:01,  <a...@lafilmforum.org> escribió:
Oh, and there is the more-recent and rather tremendous

"ownerBuilt" by Lawrence Andrews.  We showed it at Filmforum in April;

he's at UC Santa Cruz. It hasn't been shown enough.



> Some years ago I figured out a set of shows of animated documentaries.

> Not all adhere to your "non-narrative structures" request, and this is

> more than five years old, but here are some, and you can argue over my

> classification of them as docs as well (some distribution notes from my

> working document are still here)

>

> “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)

> Excerpt from “The Kid Stays in the Picture” by Nanette Burstein and

> Brett

> Morgen (2002, 93 min, US)

> “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 Sabiston

> “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) –

> Adventures in Music: Toot, Whistle, Plunk and Boom! (1953, 10 min., Disney

> Studios)

> “The Velvet Tigress” by Jen Sachs (2001, 11 min, 16mm, USA) – print

> from Jen

> Excerpt from “Shay’s Rebellion – America’s First Civil War” by R.J.

> Cutler, animation by Bill Plympton (2004, 45 min, video, USA) – video

> from

> Actual Reality

> “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

>  “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)

>  “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) – no reply yet

> Aardman films?

> “Pro/Con” by Joanna Priestly

> “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)

> Paul Fierlinger films

> Vivienne Jones

> Excerpt from ‘Chicago 10” by Brett Morgen (2008, 110 min, USA)

> Excerpts from “Persepolis” or ‘Waltz With Bashir”?

> Marshall Plan propaganda films “The Shoemaker and the Hatter”

> “Home Road Movies” by Robert Bradbrook (2001, 12 min, UK) – autobio

> “Field of Green” - Sky-David film

> “Frank Film” – won Oscar – Frank & Caroline Mouris, Won Oscar in 1974

> for

> Best Short Subject, Animated Films

>

>

>> I was hoping someone else would mention Jodie MackÂ’s amazing

>> experimental

>> docs (so that I might not be accused of nepotism), but in addition to

>> her

>> Dusty Stacks of Mom, which just finished its two years of touring, IÂ’d

>> call attention to her wonderful, lesser known film Lilly, a documentary

>> about her grandmotherÂ’s experiences during WWII in England.

>>

>> http://www.jodiemack.com/filmsvideos/lilly/

>>

>> Â…

>> Roger

>>

>>

>> On Oct 28, 2015, at 11:14 AM, Ruth Hayes <randomr...@comcast.net> wrote:

>>

>> Hi Andrew,

>>

>> Do check out John and Faith Hubley's films, on dvd, I believe, animated

>> to

>> their children's voices. Drew Christie has been producing short

>> nonfiction

>> animations for a while, especially for the New York TImes OpDocs. His

>> work

>> is on vimeo. Also I recently ran into a short by Christy Rupp, Macondo

>> Blowout, about deep sea oil drilling hazards.

>>

>> Finally, you could look at two of my works: Reign of the Dog: A

>> Re-Visionist History (https://vimeo.com/26890004), and On Our Way

>> (https://vimeo.com/31658076).

>>

>> Ruth Hayes

>>

>> http://www.randommotion.com<http://www.randommotion.com/>

>> blogs.evergreen.edu/hayesr<http://blogs.evergreen.edu/hayesr>

>>

>> On Oct 26, 2015, at 6:00 AM, Andrew Connor wrote:

>>

>> Hi,

>>

>> I have a friend who is looking for experimental animated documentaries

>> that follow non narrative structures, and animated documentaries which

>> function as a critique of traditional documentary techniques.

>>

>> Any suggestions for her?

>>

>> Many thanks,

>>

>> Andy Connor

>> <mailto:frameworks@jonasmekasfilms.com>

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