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Me and My Moulton

With a bright palette and witty dialogue, the film tells the charming story of a seven-year-old girl and her sisters, who ask for a bicycle knowing full well that their loving yet unconventional parents will likely disappoint them.
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With a bright palette and witty dialogue, the film tells the charming story of a seven-year-old girl and her sisters, who ask for a bicycle knowing full well that their loving yet unconventional parents will likely disappoint them.

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  • writer
    Torill Kove
  • director
    Torill Kove
  • narrator
    Andrea Braein Hovig
  • music
    Kevin Dean
  • animation supervisor
    Magnhild Winsnes
  • art direction
    Torill Kove
  • backgrounds
    Torill Kove
  • digital imaging supervisor
    Randall Finnerty
  • editing
    Alison Burns
  • animation
    Magnhild Winsnes
    Bjarte Agdestein
    Torill Kove
    Jens Hahn
    Yin Ko Lee
    Linda Manouan
    Jo Meuris
    Jonathan Ng
    Hyun Jin Park
    Morten Pedersen
  • animation assistance
    Quentin Schall
    Patrick Lapierre
    Johannes Hildre Spilling
  • colour design
    Anne Ashton
  • additional colour design
    Magnhild Winsnes
  • digital colour
    Linda Manouan
  • compositing
    Linda Manouan
  • digital imaging consultation
    Éloi Champagne
    Susan Gourley
  • voice recording
    Anders Mork
    Frode Loes Hvatum
  • foley
    Petter Fagelund
  • sound design
    Hakon Lammetun
  • musician
    Kevin Dean
    Hermund Nygard
    Staffan William-Olsson
  • music recording
    Hermund Nygard
  • music mix
    Hermund Nygard
  • final mix
    Hakon Lammetun
  • technical coordination
    Steve Hallé
    Julie Laperrière
  • on-line
    Denis Pilon
  • credits
    Mélanie Bouchard
  • production coordination
    Sophie Dupuis
    Stéphanie Lalonde
    Elaine Largie
  • studio coordinator
    Simon Zaurrini
  • administration
    Victoire-Émilie Bessette
    Rosalina Di Sario
    Lise Fearnley
    Gisèle Guilbault
  • executive producer
    Lise Fearnley
    Michael Fukushima
    Roddy McManus
    David Verrall
  • producer
    Lise Fearnley
    Marcy Page

Education

Ages 11 to 16

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Notes

Ideal for projects in media studies and personal writing. What is unique about the filmmaker’s family? What lessons does she learn in the end about her family? Tell the story of your family and what makes it different from other families. How do the values of your parents/guardians reflect who you are? How are you different from your parents/guardians? Make a self-portrait based on your possessions. What do the things we have say about who we are?

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