Zero (2010 film)
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| Zero | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | Christopher Kezelos |
| Produced by | Christine Kezelos |
| Written by | Christopher Kezelos |
| Narrated by | Nicholas McKay |
| Music by | Kyls Burtland |
| Studio | Zealous Creative |
| Release dates |
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| Running time | 12:32 |
| Country | Australia |
| Language | English |
Zero is a 2010 stop motion animation written and directed by Christopher Kezelos and produced by Christine Kezelos.
Synopsis
In a world that judges people
Logline
Born into a world of numbers, an oppressed zero discovers that through determination, courage, and love, nothing can be truly something.
Tagline
How can nothing be something?
Awards, nominations and screenings
Awards
- 2010 LA Shorts Fest: Best Animation[1]
- 2010 Rhode Island International Film Festival: (tied with) First Place - Best Animation [2]
- 2010 Grand OFF - World Independent Film Awards: Best Animation [3]
- 2010 ATOM Awards: Best Animation
- 2010 Naples International Film Festival: Best Short Film
- 2010 Flickerfest International Film Festival: Best Achievement in Sound
- 2010 Australian Cinematographers Society: Golden Tripod - Experimental & Specialised (National)
- 2009 Australian Cinematographers Society: Gold Award - Experimental & Specialised (NSW/ACT)
- 2010 Bondi Short Film Festival: Best Script
- 2010 Bondi Short Film Festival: Best Design
- 2011 Shorts Film Festival: Bronze Award
- 2011 Lady Filmmakers Film Festival: Ladies Kick Butt
- 2011 Sandfly Film Festival: Best Animation
- 2011 Sandfly Film Festival: Best Australian Short
- 2011 Sandfly Film Festival: Best at Sandfly
Nominations
- 2010 AFI Awards: Nominated for Best Short Animation
- 2010 Inside Film Awards: Nominated for Best Short Animation
- 2010 APRA Screen Music Awards: Nominated for Best Music in a Short Film
- 2010 Australian Screen Sound Awards: Nominated for Best Sound in an Animated Short Film or Program
Screenings
- 2010 Palm Springs International ShortFest & Film Market: Official Selection
- 2010 Savannah Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Hiroshima International Animation Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Seoul International Cartoon Animation Festival: Official Selection (SICAF Choice)
- 2010 Anima Mundi International Animation Festival of Brazil: Official Selection (Panorama) - 2010 Bradford Animation Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 St Kilda Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Lucania Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Australian Effects and Animation Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Anim’est International Animation Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Bumbershoot - Seattle Music & Arts Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 North Country Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 ANIMANIMA - International Festival of Animation: Official Selection (Panorama)
- 2010 Anaheim International Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Foyle Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Montreal Stop Motion Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Science Fiction + Fantasy Short Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Animated Dreams Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Etudia&Anima Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Dawn Breakers International Film Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Open Media Festival: Official Selection
- 2010 Adelaide Film Festival: Official Selection
References
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