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Wild Life

Amanda Forbis et Wendy Tilby

2011 | 13 min

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This Oscar®-nominated animated short tells the story of a dapper young remittance man who is sent from England to Alberta to attempt ranching in 1909. However, his affection for badminton, bird watching and liquor leaves him little time for wrangling cattle. It soon becomes clear that nothing in his refined upbringing has prepared him for the harsh conditions of the New World. A film about the beauty of the prairie, the pangs of homesickness and the folly of living dangerously out of context.

Canadian Film Institute Award for Best Canadian Animation 2011
Albert Ohayon
De la sélection : Ottawa International Animation Festival Award Winners

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Générique

réalisateur

Amanda Forbis

Wendy Tilby
interprète

Adam Blackwood

Luba Goy

Anthony Bekenn

Keith Dinicol

Colin Fox

Nonnie Griffin

Ben Carlson

Amy Rutherford
musique originale

Judith Gruber-Stitzer
supervision du son

Patrick Butler
montage

Patrick Butler
montage sonore

Brent Planiden
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Andy Malcolm
enregistrement de la musique

Geoffrey Mitchell

Mathieu Leroux

Don Murnaghan
enregistrement voix

Ron Mellegers

Thillaye Productions

Jonathan Cook

Ryan Aktari
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Jean Paul Vialard
recherche de documents d'archives

Elizabeth Klinck

Sylvia Mezei
producteur

Marcy Page

Bonnie Thompson
producteur exécutif

David Christensen

David Verrall

Visitez aussi

Culture et Récolte; Colonisation et Immigration; Prairies et Ouest du Canada
Sujets: Featured Films; Staff Picks; Award Winners; Animation
Chaînes: Cinéma autochtone

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Love the style the animators used in this excellent short. Truly inspirational, the bullet scene for me is top work. I love the boil, timing and the narration is fantastic. A note to user SQUIGGLES, this is without doubt a top piece of animation, your opinion is shocking obviously you have no artistic eye.
bokofinn, 25 Avr 2015
Yep, was in the paper -- disappointing :(
stephanckdt, 28 Jan 2012
Yep, disappointing :(
stephanckdt, 28 Jan 2012
Did anyone else come here directed by media press about the nominated film expecting it to be STREAMING as the media releases say? http://www.timescolonist.com/entertainment/movie-guide/Animator+earns+Oscar/6054215/story.html
J-Fry, 26 Jan 2012
Loved the worker-bee washer woman character marching off the harvest: "I very worry for him...". Haha! So Great! Can the next 5 years be dedicated to an animation about her?
Meaghan, 25 Jan 2012
Canadian short film makers have pretty big boots to fill so I was expecting this to be top drawer, but this exceeds even lofty expectations. Simple but provoking and compelling. I don't know, it's the proverbial, "I laughed. I cried.", in 13 minutes and 30 seconds. What you do say about a medium that can do that?
Akhenaten, 25 Jan 2012
This had to be much like the situation my Aunt Margaret found herself in when she was wooed and married an English gentry/ trapper. She and Uncle Frank established a home site now known as Hall's Landing in Alberta. They had many stirring adventures - some documented in photographs of the day. It was a severe contrast to their upbringing and preparation. It was a testament to the strength and determination of character they brought to their new situation.
canusa2, 24 Jan 2012
swimmer-I found the film profound in many ways, but first and foremost, why parents want to protect their children and prepare them for the unknown. And secondly, why it is unwise to start off on adventure without any preparation, even if you do think you are "entitled".
Swimmer, 21 Jan 2012
Loved it! A wonderful little tale, left me yearning for more truly Canadian stories. Great work on the sound!
vandahl, 20 Jan 2012
Beautiful and so touching. Adding to my home collection.
sevenstreets, 19 Jan 2012
I don't get it...silly ...poor art work....why waste your time?
squiggles, 18 Jan 2012
This was a fine film; it was brief but sad. The artistic representation of wildlife was excellent!
Kevin, 18 Jan 2012
Love the story and the animation. Best of luck at the Genies!
Jaypek, 18 Jan 2012
Beautiful, beautiful film. Thank you for sharing it!
Verica, 18 Jan 2012
I love this film! It is so beautiful right down to the flowers on the teacup. I can like a short film and then there are those that I will watch over and over again and never get bored with them. Wild LIfe has that magic for me, will enjoy for years to come. Thank you.
Jane007, 10 Jan 2012