A big CAF welcome back to Cape Town International Animation Festival, who we’ve been collaborating with since 2020. This year CTIAF proudly presents a retrospective of the best short films from their Student Awards from the last 5 years. Expect unique art, heartwarming stories, experimental animation and a variety of disciplines in this collection of great South African Animation from young creators.
Adv 12+
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Croeso mawr gan CAF yn ôl i Ŵyl Animeiddio Ryngwladol Cape Town, yr ydym wedi bod yn cydweithio â hi ers 2020. Eleni mae CTIAF yn falch o gyflwyno ôl-sylliad o’r ffilmiau byr gorau o’u Gwobrau Myfyrwyr dros y 5 mlynedd diwethaf. Disgwyliwch gelf unigryw, storïau twymgalon, animeiddio arbrofol ac amrywiaeth o ddisgyblaethau yn y casgliad hwn o Animeiddio gwych o Dde Affrica gan grewyr ifanc.
A wooden father struggles to support his metal child who consumes wood to survive. As the boy grows older so does his rate of consumption. The day comes when he brings their home to the ground, they have nothing left.
- Year2017
- DirectorKelly McCarter
A big CAF welcome back to Cape Town International Animation Festival, who we’ve been collaborating with since 2020. This year CTIAF proudly presents a retrospective of the best short films from their Student Awards from the last 5 years. Expect unique art, heartwarming stories, experimental animation and a variety of disciplines in this collection of great South African Animation from young creators.
Adv 12+
Please fill out our feedback form here it really helps us plan all our events!
Croeso mawr gan CAF yn ôl i Ŵyl Animeiddio Ryngwladol Cape Town, yr ydym wedi bod yn cydweithio â hi ers 2020. Eleni mae CTIAF yn falch o gyflwyno ôl-sylliad o’r ffilmiau byr gorau o’u Gwobrau Myfyrwyr dros y 5 mlynedd diwethaf. Disgwyliwch gelf unigryw, storïau twymgalon, animeiddio arbrofol ac amrywiaeth o ddisgyblaethau yn y casgliad hwn o Animeiddio gwych o Dde Affrica gan grewyr ifanc.
A wooden father struggles to support his metal child who consumes wood to survive. As the boy grows older so does his rate of consumption. The day comes when he brings their home to the ground, they have nothing left.
- Year2017
- DirectorKelly McCarter
