In Pjotr Sapegin's animated short, an old man tells his granddaughter of his experiences during the Second World War in an effort to distract her while putting on her winter hat. The tall tale is filled with strange characters, surprising plot twists and a world far beyond the little girl's comprehension. Using clay animation, the director takes a true story and gives it a tongue-in-cheek treatment. The film is dedicated to his mother.
Credits
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directorPjotr Sapegin
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producerDavid Reiss-AndersenMarcel Jean
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screenplayPjotr SapeginDavid Reiss-Andersen
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musicNormand Roger
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sound designNormand Roger
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music - collaborationDenis Chartrand
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sound design - collaborationDenis Chartrand
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voiceOdd BorretzenSossen Krohg
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photographerJanne Hansen
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animationPjotr SapeginChantal MassonKaja Wright PolmarMarte Stensen
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scenographerMarianne Bundgaard Nielsen
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editorSimen Gengenbach
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translationMikkel B. Tin
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line producerFrancine Langdeau
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post-production coordinatorKaare Stang
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sound editingPierre Yves Drapeau
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soundHakon Lammetun
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mixJean Paul VialardSerge Boivin
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technical coordinationAndrée Delagrave
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production assistantElin Grimstad
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studioPravda - Oslo
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labFilmteknikk Norge
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negative cutterTor Ole Aagedal
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graderBente Helle
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financial supervisorPaal Romnes
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music rightsNormand Roger
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