and i am a writer and director of the dress, a live action short that is nominated for an oscar. it is just such an amazing time for us here in la, especially because the dress was just a student project, it was made to pass an exam in warsaw film school. 0ur adventure here in los angeles actually began in february when we were watching the nomination announcements. the dress. cheering. it was just an explosion of different emotions. we were all shouting, crying, hugging each other. the dress is about a 30 year old woman. it all changes when she meets this handsome truck driver. translation: it s very
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it s achieved quite a feat in terms of nominations. it s been nominated for best documentary feature, best international film feature, and best animated feature, all at the same time. noah gittell reports. noah: flee, the ground breaking, oscar nominated animated documentary may defy easy categorisation, but its story has resonated with a wide variety of audiences. it s not the first film to portray the refugee experience as a harrowing ordeal, but the film succeeds by never politicising its subject. at the heart of flee is one man, amin, telling his story to his childhood friend, danish film maker jonas poher rasmussen. it s this opportunity to subvert the traditional narratives around refugees that first drew rasmussen to the idea of making flee. the refugee story is often simplified. being a refugee becomes their identity, but it s not. and because flee, amin s story, is told from the inside of
it s achieved quite a feat in terms of nominations. it s been nominated for best documentary feature, best international film feature, and best animated feature, all at the same time. noah gittell reports. noah: flee, the ground breaking, oscar nominated animated documentary may defy easy categorisation, but its story has resonated with a wide variety of audiences. it s not the first film to portray the refugee experience as a harrowing ordeal, but the film succeeds by never politicising its subject. at the heart of flee is one man, amin, telling his story to his childhood friend, danish film maker jonas poher rasmussen.
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