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3D Short Film Competition

Premiers’ 24th Angers Festival

For the second year NVIDIA is teaming up with Premiers Plans on a 3D short film competition as part of Premiers’ 24th Angers Festival that is taking place now in France.

We have created a channel  on 3D Vision Live where you can view two of the six films selected for the official competition in 3D right now.  "Miss Daisy Cutter" is an animated short film by Laen Sanches featuring "Nux Vomica" by The Veils. If Walt Disney took some bad acid this is what his trip would look like. Don’t say you weren’t warned! Meanwhile, “Diary of a Fridge” depicts the events taking place in one family’s life over the course of time.

You can view the remainder of the six films, in 2D, on the Festival’s web site. We plan to feature the winner of the competition here as well, so stay tuned!

About the Festival:

Since 1989, the Premiers Plans Film Festival takes place each year in the city of Angers, France. In 2011 its competitive sections, programs and other events attracted some 68,000 filmgoers who discussed and shared their passion of cinema with young European directors and other professionals. Through the years, the Festival has become a major meeting of European cinematographic creation, as numerous directors such as Fatih Akin, Nuri Bilge Ceylan, Joachim Lafosse, Matteo Garrone, Arnaud Desplechin, Xavier Beauvois, Nick Park, Cristi Puiu, Paolo Sorrentino and Thomas Vinterberg were originally discovered in Angers with the screening of their first films.

Each year, the Official Selection presents 80 European first films divided in five competitive sections: European first feature films, European first short films, European first 3D films, student films, and European animated films, as well as two out of competition sections: free style and “next shot”. The official jury, and the public, award the laureates with 200,000 euros in prize money.

Premiers Plans has two major characteristics: it enables the meeting between the public and filmmakers from one generation, and also gives the opportunity to discover or rediscover masterpieces of European cinema on screen through retrospectives highly appreciated and attended by journalists and professionals.

You can find out more about the Premiers Plans Festival here.

 

 

 

 

 

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