From July
to September, time flew very fast. Bad weather conditions marked most of the weeks,
but fortunately, the Antarctic film festival began early August. Every year all
(or most) Antarctic and Subantarctic stations participate in this event by
producing one or more movies. Subsequently the best movies are elected
internationally by these same stations. There are 2 categories for the movies:
open, and 48h hours. As the name suggests, the open category can include any
type of movie with the only constraint of 5 minutes duration. For the 48h
category, it is a bit more complicated: all stations got, on August 2nd,
the same 5 elements to include in their 48h movie (maximum duration 5 minutes
again). The project had to be submitted on August 4th. The 5 elements this year were: the
gingerbread man, a real sneeze noise, a bath tub, a ping pong ball, and the
sentence “Voulez-vous coucher avec moi ce soir ?”.
We had a
lot of fun preparing the 2 movies we submitted, and watching the other stations
pieces of art.
To have a
look at the movies, follow the links:
DDU station
movies:
-
Open :
- 48h:
All movies
for the festival:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B6xKzE6p5KMFX0FrZXJlV3lkTDQ&usp=sharing
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