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Animayo Gran Canaria’s top two winners this year, one from Iran, another Central American, touch on the same theme that is encapsulated in what a character says in Guatemalan Pablo León’s 2D animated short, “Remember Us,” winner of the festival’s best short film of Spanish-Speaking Nationality – Animation with Ñ.
“You fight your wars twice, first in the battlefield, then in your memory,” says the journalist in “Remember Us” who chronicles three stories of the civil war that tore El Salvador apart for 12 years.
“In the Shadow of the Cypress,” winner of Animayo’s Best International Short Film prize, centers on a war veteran struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder (Ptsd) who takes out his pent-up rage on his daughter until something unexpected washes up on the beach before their house.
With Animayo being the first and only animation festival in Spain designated a qualifying festival by the Academy...
“You fight your wars twice, first in the battlefield, then in your memory,” says the journalist in “Remember Us” who chronicles three stories of the civil war that tore El Salvador apart for 12 years.
“In the Shadow of the Cypress,” winner of Animayo’s Best International Short Film prize, centers on a war veteran struggling with post-traumatic stress disorder (Ptsd) who takes out his pent-up rage on his daughter until something unexpected washes up on the beach before their house.
With Animayo being the first and only animation festival in Spain designated a qualifying festival by the Academy...
- 5/27/2024
- by Anna Marie de la Fuente
- Variety Film + TV
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Young Miko, J Balvin, and Jowell y Randy are showing their colmillos, or fangs, on their long-awaited collaboration with Tainy. On Wednesday, the five artists teamed up and released an Edm-backed, perreo mega-collab, along with its cinematic video.
The video, directed by Pau Carreté, opens with a seeming attempted robbery before cutting to close-ups of Young Miko singing the opening lyrics of the song. The scenes flash between the star, a dancing robot, and a kitten. Balvin then comes in as images of New York City flash onscreen. He raps...
The video, directed by Pau Carreté, opens with a seeming attempted robbery before cutting to close-ups of Young Miko singing the opening lyrics of the song. The scenes flash between the star, a dancing robot, and a kitten. Balvin then comes in as images of New York City flash onscreen. He raps...
- 10/12/2023
- by Tomás Mier
- Rollingstone.com
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