FAMU dětem 2
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A programme of short films made for young audiences by FAMU students takes viewers into various worlds featuring bizarre creatures, school desks, and children's rooms. The screening includes fantasy stories, adventures, comic scenes, and serious themes using diverse animation techniques such as paper and computer drawing, sand animation, puppets, and stop-motion. The opening film A Minor Hiccup by director Aneta Kýrová Žabková tells of a fatal mistake by the stork delivery service. The stop-motion film Marie by director Jan B. Piskač shows romance at school desks. The school environment is also visited by a brave bark beetle in the story About the Bark Beetle by Eva Matejovičová. The theme of cats is handled with humour in the animated films Squashed by Teodor Matejovič and Cats are Liquid created with plasticine by Natálie Durchánková. Short anecdotes are presented by the film 659 by Petr Mischinger and the puppet film Afternoon Tea by Andrea Szelesová. The fight against germs is featured in Tonda and the Germ by Kateřina Karhánková. Super powers are shown in Touching the Dark created with sand animation by Jamaica Kindlová. A more serious theme is brought by The World I Live In by Ester Kasalová about looking at the real world instead of screens, and the melancholic film Deniska's Dead by Philipp Kastsner about the loss of a beloved dog.