Manhatitlán Chronicles

Name: Manhatitlán Chronicles
Genre: Animation, Court métrage
Duration: 7 min
Cast: Bella DiMartini

2000
PG
7m

MA NOTE

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe Manhatitlan Chronicles presents 5 whimsical animation shorts derived from Felipe Galindo's works on paper project Manhatitlan. In them he transposes elements of the Mexican culture onto ... Tout lireThe Manhatitlan Chronicles presents 5 whimsical animation shorts derived from Felipe Galindo's works on paper project Manhatitlan. In them he transposes elements of the Mexican culture onto the cityscape of Manhattan. There are no dialogs, only descriptive texts in English and Sp... Tout lireThe Manhatitlan Chronicles presents 5 whimsical animation shorts derived from Felipe Galindo's works on paper project Manhatitlan. In them he transposes elements of the Mexican culture onto the cityscape of Manhattan. There are no dialogs, only descriptive texts in English and Spanish. Galindo coined the name Manhatitlan, fusing New York City's native name with Tenoch... Tout lire

Director
- Felipe Galindo
Star
- Bella DiMartini

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MA NOTE

Director
- Felipe Galindo
Star
- Bella DiMartini

1Commentaire d'utilisateur

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Prix
- 1 victoire au total

Photos

Commentaire en vedette

10/10

3 various reviews.

"An animated flight of fancy that transposes elements of Mexican culture onto the cityscape of Manhattan. A humorous view on how Mexican and American cultures playfully intertwine". Guggenheim Museum.

"Galindo's appealing images superimpose Mexican icons over the New York cityscape, in a playful nod to the multiculturalism that helps make the city great." Time Out New York Magazine.

"Whimsical animations that explore a magical world in which the skyscrapers and corner stores of New York City mingle with the history and traditions of Mexico. A humorous look into the meanings and implications of multiculturalism. The Manhatitlan Chronicles shows that even the most distant places can have something in common". Margaret Mead Film Festival.