Animation and illustration are intrinsically linked through their shared emphasis on visual storytelling.
Whether through hand-drawn or digital techniques, both mediums rely on the artist's ability to convey emotion, narrative, and atmosphere. Many animators begin their creative process with sketches and concept art, using illustration as a foundation for bringing characters and worlds to life. Similarly, illustrators often draw inspiration from animated films, exploring new techniques and styles to expand their artistic repertoire.
Printed stills from animation movies serve as snapshots of creativity frozen in time. Each frame represents countless hours of meticulous planning, drawing, and animation, capturing the essence of storytelling and artistic expression. Preserving these moments allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship behind every scene.
A selection of prints will be available at the Anima shop.
Come and customize your T-shirt, bag, cap or even cat (just kidding!) with the Anima logo, thanks to our super machine, which will be at your disposal during the two weekends of the Festival at Marni.
In the North, a Bear gives up her hibernation to find her friend Bird, who has migrated to the South. In the course of a perilous and enchanting journey, she discovers the strength of her love and develops a taste for adventure. But when she reaches her destination, will she find her friend? A colourful and lyrical film preceded by three short films celebrating friendship.
Come and customize your T-shirt, bag, cap or even cat (just kidding!) with the Anima logo, thanks to our super machine, which will be at your disposal during the two weekends of the Festival at Marni.
Animation and illustration are intrinsically linked through their shared emphasis on visual storytelling.
Whether through hand-drawn or digital techniques, both mediums rely on the artist's ability to convey emotion, narrative, and atmosphere. Many animators begin their creative process with sketches and concept art, using illustration as a foundation for bringing characters and worlds to life. Similarly, illustrators often draw inspiration from animated films, exploring new techniques and styles to expand their artistic repertoire.
Printed stills from animation movies serve as snapshots of creativity frozen in time. Each frame represents countless hours of meticulous planning, drawing, and animation, capturing the essence of storytelling and artistic expression. Preserving these moments allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship behind every scene.
A selection of prints will be available at the Anima shop.
OV sub FR NL EN | Tickets In the presence of: - Hasan Pastaci, director of the film Sphere Supreme ; - Eleni Aerts, director of the film Red Meat ; - Marie-Hélène Van Thuyne, director of the film JUDY1964 ; - Chen-Yi Liu, director of the film What Are You Looking At? ; - Orianne Cambier, director of the film Room to Grow ; - Félice Ronzon, director of the film Esca ; - Angèle Vergoni & Sarah Vanhoeck, directors of the film Presqu'-îles ; - Tata Managadze, director of the film Lights, Haze.
9:15 PM
Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass – QUAY BROTHERS – 14+ (United Kingdom) –
Animation and illustration are intrinsically linked through their shared emphasis on visual storytelling.
Whether through hand-drawn or digital techniques, both mediums rely on the artist's ability to convey emotion, narrative, and atmosphere. Many animators begin their creative process with sketches and concept art, using illustration as a foundation for bringing characters and worlds to life. Similarly, illustrators often draw inspiration from animated films, exploring new techniques and styles to expand their artistic repertoire.
Printed stills from animation movies serve as snapshots of creativity frozen in time. Each frame represents countless hours of meticulous planning, drawing, and animation, capturing the essence of storytelling and artistic expression. Preserving these moments allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship behind every scene.
A selection of prints will be available at the Anima shop.
Animation and illustration are intrinsically linked through their shared emphasis on visual storytelling.
Whether through hand-drawn or digital techniques, both mediums rely on the artist's ability to convey emotion, narrative, and atmosphere. Many animators begin their creative process with sketches and concept art, using illustration as a foundation for bringing characters and worlds to life. Similarly, illustrators often draw inspiration from animated films, exploring new techniques and styles to expand their artistic repertoire.
Printed stills from animation movies serve as snapshots of creativity frozen in time. Each frame represents countless hours of meticulous planning, drawing, and animation, capturing the essence of storytelling and artistic expression. Preserving these moments allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship behind every scene.
A selection of prints will be available at the Anima shop.
Being a woman, accepting or rejecting conventions, fighting oppression, changing perspective, changing your life, daring to love, daring not to shave, asserting yourself, surviving, taking care of yourself, finding happiness … This unique programme encompasses the different ways in which women experience the world.
Animation and illustration are intrinsically linked through their shared emphasis on visual storytelling.
Whether through hand-drawn or digital techniques, both mediums rely on the artist's ability to convey emotion, narrative, and atmosphere. Many animators begin their creative process with sketches and concept art, using illustration as a foundation for bringing characters and worlds to life. Similarly, illustrators often draw inspiration from animated films, exploring new techniques and styles to expand their artistic repertoire.
Printed stills from animation movies serve as snapshots of creativity frozen in time. Each frame represents countless hours of meticulous planning, drawing, and animation, capturing the essence of storytelling and artistic expression. Preserving these moments allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship behind every scene.
A selection of prints will be available at the Anima shop.
Animation and illustration are intrinsically linked through their shared emphasis on visual storytelling.
Whether through hand-drawn or digital techniques, both mediums rely on the artist's ability to convey emotion, narrative, and atmosphere. Many animators begin their creative process with sketches and concept art, using illustration as a foundation for bringing characters and worlds to life. Similarly, illustrators often draw inspiration from animated films, exploring new techniques and styles to expand their artistic repertoire.
Printed stills from animation movies serve as snapshots of creativity frozen in time. Each frame represents countless hours of meticulous planning, drawing, and animation, capturing the essence of storytelling and artistic expression. Preserving these moments allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship behind every scene.
A selection of prints will be available at the Anima shop.
Pompon is ready to perform the rite of the totem tree. But first he has to enter the forest on his own and find the path that leads him to it. Eager to grow up, Pompon prepares for this exciting adventure! This film is preceded by four short films.
OV sub FR NL EN | Tickets In the presence of: - Eleni Aerts, director of the film Red Meat ; - Marie-Hélène Van Thuyne, director of the film JUDY1964 ; - Chen-Yi Liu, director of the film What Are You Looking At? ; - Félice Ronzon, director of the film Esca ; - Oriane Cambier, director of the film Room to Grow.
7:15 PM
It's Belgian 1 – 5
Short Film Programs
Marni
Professional short films in national competition: Part 1
OV sub FR NL EN | Tickets In the presence of: - Marie Royer & Zina Scorier, directors of the film Plat de résistance ; - Violette Delvoye, director of the film Sous ma fenêtre, la boue.
7:30 PM
T-Shirt Machine – 3+
Extra's
Bar Marni
Come and customize your T-shirt, bag, cap or even cat (just kidding!) with the Anima logo, thanks to our super machine, which will be at your disposal during the two weekends of the Festival at Marni.
OV sub FR NL EN | Tickets In the presence of: - Jeroen Ceulebrouck, director of the film RAAF ; - Géraldine Charpentier, director of the film Messages personnels ; - Cédric Bourgeois, director of the film Cimarron.
Friday, March 7, 2025
12:00 PM
Grafik exhibition
Extra's
Bar Marni
Animation and illustration are intrinsically linked through their shared emphasis on visual storytelling.
Whether through hand-drawn or digital techniques, both mediums rely on the artist's ability to convey emotion, narrative, and atmosphere. Many animators begin their creative process with sketches and concept art, using illustration as a foundation for bringing characters and worlds to life. Similarly, illustrators often draw inspiration from animated films, exploring new techniques and styles to expand their artistic repertoire.
Printed stills from animation movies serve as snapshots of creativity frozen in time. Each frame represents countless hours of meticulous planning, drawing, and animation, capturing the essence of storytelling and artistic expression. Preserving these moments allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship behind every scene.
A selection of prints will be available at the Anima shop.
Come and customize your T-shirt, bag, cap or even cat (just kidding!) with the Anima logo, thanks to our super machine, which will be at your disposal during the two weekends of the Festival at Marni.
Being a woman, accepting or rejecting conventions, fighting oppression, changing perspective, changing your life, daring to love, daring not to shave, asserting yourself, surviving, taking care of yourself, finding happiness … This unique programme encompasses the different ways in which women experience the world.
OV sub FR NL EN | Tickets In the presence of: - Chloë Danguy, director of the film Sous l'écorce ; - Viktoria Traub, director of the film Shoes and Hooves ; - Martinus Klemet, director of the film Yummy.
4:45 PM
Boys Go to Jupiter – Julian GLANDER – 14+ (United States) –
This programme allows you to discover a bold and eclectic selection of recent works by directors who have been at the forefront of animation history and the Festival.
OV sub FR EN | Tickets In the presence of Olga Pärn and Priit Pärn, directors of the film Luna Rossa.
Saturday, March 8, 2025
12:00 PM
T-Shirt Machine – 3+
Extra's
Bar Marni
Come and customize your T-shirt, bag, cap or even cat (just kidding!) with the Anima logo, thanks to our super machine, which will be at your disposal during the two weekends of the Festival at Marni.
Animation and illustration are intrinsically linked through their shared emphasis on visual storytelling.
Whether through hand-drawn or digital techniques, both mediums rely on the artist's ability to convey emotion, narrative, and atmosphere. Many animators begin their creative process with sketches and concept art, using illustration as a foundation for bringing characters and worlds to life. Similarly, illustrators often draw inspiration from animated films, exploring new techniques and styles to expand their artistic repertoire.
Printed stills from animation movies serve as snapshots of creativity frozen in time. Each frame represents countless hours of meticulous planning, drawing, and animation, capturing the essence of storytelling and artistic expression. Preserving these moments allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship behind every scene.
A selection of prints will be available at the Anima shop.
OV sub FR NL EN | Tickets In the presence of: - Vincent Consten, director of the film L'Envol ; - Félice Ronzon, director of the film Esca ; - Orianne Cambier, director of the film Room to Grow ; - Eleni Aerts, director of the film Red Meat ; - Marie-Hélène Van Thuyne, director of the film JUDY1964 ; - Chen-Yi Liu, director of the film What Are You Looking At? ; - Quirijn Dees, director of the film Pubert Jimbob.
Lola is the big sister of 5-year-old Simon, who lives in a world of his own. By observing him, she notices his sensitivity to the small, hidden sounds of everyday life. With her friend Rolih, Lola decides to build a sound machine to communicate with him. This film is preceded by three short films.
OV sub FR NL EN | Tickets In the presence of: - Mario Radev, director of the film [S] ; - Jean-Baptiste Peltier, director of the film Mont noir.
9:15 PM
Girls Girls Girls – 7
Short Film Programs
Marni
Being a woman, accepting or rejecting conventions, fighting oppression, changing perspective, changing your life, daring to love, daring not to shave, asserting yourself, surviving, taking care of yourself, finding happiness … This unique programme encompasses the different ways in which women experience the world.
