Egon the Hat (sl: Egon Klobuk) is a Slovenian animated short film with no dialogue, directed by Igor Šinkovec about a young boy named Egon who expresses his feelings and emotions through his hat that consequently changes its color and shape, which helps us guess Egon’s mood and anticipate reactions. Watch the film on all Film in Hospital platforms!
Film in Hospital’s Spanish partner, Pack Magic, was invited at Weird festival to talk about our project. Weird Market is the most important professional animation, video games and new media market which takes place in Spain and one of the most important European markets. Weird (former 3D Wire) appears as a renowned event in the Mapping the Animation Industry in Europe publication of the European Audiovisual Observatory and the European Commission. Go Alfred!
The Film in Hospital project will be presented in Milan at the Università Cattolica Sacro Cuore on Friday 29 September by Rosa Ferro, who is the coordinator of the Italian platform as part of the seminar “Media Education in healthcare contexts and places of care”
The Italian partner – Nuovo Fantarca – has developed Hidden Cinema, a browser game based on the Hidden Object gamification mechanic, which consists of introducing a type of puzzle where you need to pay attention to locate hidden objects within a static area.
In this game, the player wanders from one place to another to discover objects that alow the player to finish the game. Each object refers to a Movie. The player climbs the leaderboard based on their progress.
Discover the game: www.cinemainospedale.it
The Film in Hospital team got to meet again in Milan for their annual conference about the project. This time, we decided to come to Milan to meet the research team of the Catholic University who shared their findings with us. Very exciting!
Inside the Aquarium (se: Inifrån Akvariet) is a Swedish live action shortfilm directed by Lina Berger about two girls: Billie and Amina. After a row out on the yard the neighbors, the 10 year olds become friends. They discover that they have more in common than they suspected and create an equally as playful as self-evident co-existence. But the conditions are about to change in a finely tuned and sensitively formed portrayal of friendship. Discover its trailer here and watch the film on all Film in Hospital platforms!
Fine Dust (it: Polvere sottile) is an Italian animated shortfilm directed by Alessandra Boatto, Gloria Cianci and Sofia Zanonato about the earth that has succumbed to pollution. Everything is submerged under a sea of dust. A woman survives with the help of an improvised raft and the food that she recovers from the city. Finally, she will land on an island. The three female directors graduated in animation from the Centre for Experimental Cinema (CSC) and Fine Dust was their thesis film. Discover its trailer here and watch the film on all Film in Hospital platforms!
Florigami is a Croation animated shortfilm with no dialogue, directed and animated by Iva Ćirić about a lonely white flower who grows surrounded by other plants and every day he struggles to survive. Discover its trailer here and watch the film on all Film in Hospital platforms!
Witchfairy (nl: heksenfee) is a Belgian animated shortfilm with no dialogue, directed by Cedric Igodt and David Van de Weyer about Rosemary, a young fairy, who leads a boring life at the fairytale castle. She’d rather be a witch so she can scream and get really messy. Her mother doesn’t like the sound of that, so Rosemary takes her stuff and sets off to the witch forest. The film is based on the original book by Brigitte Minne. Discover its trailer here and watch the film on all Film in Hospital platforms!
Film in Hospital spreads the word! The CultureForHealth Report was presented at the Arts & Culture for Health & Health for the Art & Culture Conference on April 20 in Ljubljana; Slovenia.
The main focus of the conference was double: Firstly as a celebration of the 20th anniversary of the formalisation of Asociacija (a national network advocating for independent arts and culture) and secondly to underscore the effects culture and the arts have on health and well-being. The conference built on the findings of the CultureForHealth report with recommendations for policy-making. The program featured presentations of inspiring national and international projects and initiatives that demonstrated in practice the positive effects that culture and the arts have on health and well-being.
Our Slovenian partner, Kinodvor, gave a wonderful presentation about Film in Hospital!
