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In First Timers from 17 September 2022

Franzy's Soup-Kitchen La soupe de Franzy

razno / 27 min / 3+

Programme of animated shorts from Annecy festival 2022, for the youngest audience. No dialogues.

Programme:

Luce and the Rock
Britt Raes, Belgium, 2022, 13 min
The story of two friends who, although they seem to have nothing in common, end up facing their fear of the unknown together.

Hush, Hush, Little Bear Čuči čuči
Mara Linina, Lithuania, 2022, 5 min
Short animation inspired by the most popular Latvian folksong – a lullaby about a family of bears.

Franzy's Soup-Kitchen La soupe de Franzy
Ana Chubinitze, France, 2021, 9 min
Lonely alien Chef Franzy discovers that her special pink soup is not just delicious, but also magical, when she shares it with starving creatures living on a strange planet.

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