Drux Flux

Drux Flux

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Part figurative, part abstract, Drux Flux is an animated short comprised of fast-flowing images showing modern people crushed by industry. Inspired by One-Dimensional Man, by philosopher Herbert Marcuse, the filmmaker deconstructs industrial scenes and their terrifying geometry to show the inhumanity of progress.

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Drux Flux , Theodore Ushev, provided by the National Film Board of Canada

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Credits
  • direction
    Theodore Ushev
  • music
    Alexander Mossolov
  • sound design
    Olivier Calvert
  • sound mixer
    Jean Paul Vialard
    Shelley Craig
  • digital imaging specialist
    Susan Gourley
  • online editing
    Denis Gathelier
  • rights
    Pascale Bilodeau
  • marketing officer
    Christine Noël
  • administrator
    Diane Régimbald
  • administrative team
    Diane Ayotte
    Karine Desmeules
    Michèle Labelle
  • technical coordinator
    Julie Laperrière
  • delegate producer
    Francine Langdeau
  • executive producer
    René Chénier
  • producer
    Marc Bertrand

  • BrianDunne

    Flux is dysentery. Reminiscent of the animated sequences of Moloch in "Howl." Mechanical man collapsing at the end underscores the madness of mindless production. 4/5

    BrianDunne, 17 Nov 2016
  • Felipe_Carrelli

    Sensational montage and sound! very inspiring! thanks!

    Felipe_Carrelli, 7 Dec 2011
  • rosmeadow

    superb

    rosmeadow, 6 May 2011

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