Bergamo Film Meeting dedicates its 2014 full retrospective and monographic catalog to Pierre-Luc Granjon.
A journey into the magical world of the French animator: from drawings made for animated films using the découpage technique, to the backdrops of the television series dedicated to the 4 seasons, passing through his precious sculptures and the backstage photographs that reveals us all the secrets of the work of an animator.
Opening: Friday March 7, 7:00 PM at Sala alla Porta S. Agostino
The artworks presented in the exhibition are taken from these movies:
Petit escapade (France, 2001), 5′
L’enfant sans bouche (France, 2004), 6′
Le loup blanc (France, 2006), 9′
L’hiver de Léon [co-regia Pascal Le Notre] (France, 2007), 26′
Le printemps de Mélie (France, 2009), 26′
L’eté de Boniface [co-regia Antoine Lanciaux] (France, 2011), 28′
L’automne de Pougne [co-regia Antoine Lanciaux] (France, 2012), 26′
La grosse bête (France, 2013), 7′
French animation director and illustrator Pierre-Luc Granjon produced his first prizewinning short film, Petite escapade, in 2001 (Grand Prix, Seoul Animation and Cartoon Festival). A talented lover of new methodologies, he then directed Le château des autres (2003) and L’enfant sans bouche (2004), and a series of four episodes, featuring colourful characters in a fantastic medieval landscape (all rendered by mixed media and techniques such as cartoon, puppet animation and découpage), and telling the depths of childhood in a simple, highly imaginative way.
Opening hours
From Tuesday to Friday from 3.30PM to 7.30PM
Saturday and Sunday from 11AM to 7.30PM
