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Tzaritza
2006
6 min
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This animated short by Theodore Ushev combines warmth, humour and magic in a story about a young girl who misses her grandmother. When Lili finds a tzaritza (magic shell) along the seashore, she hatches a plan to bring her Grandma from Bulgaria to Montreal to make her father happy. Part of the Talespinners collection, the film features music by Normand Roger.
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Talespinners2000 15 films
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This animated short by Theodore Ushev combines warmth, humour and magic in a story about a young girl who misses her grandmother. When Lili finds a tzaritza (magic shell) along the seashore, she hatches a plan to bring her Grandma from Bulgaria to Montreal to make her father happy. Part of the Talespinners collection, the film features music by Normand Roger.
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directionTheodore Ushev
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animationTheodore Ushev
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scriptTheodore Ushev
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editingOana Suteu
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textChristiane Duchesne
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voiceRomy Kraushaar-HébertAnnie BovairdTheodore Ushev
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translationKathleen Fee
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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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sound editingPierre Yves Drapeau
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voice recordingLuc LégerGeoffrey Mitchell
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re-recordingSerge BoivinShelley CraigGeoffrey MitchellJean Paul Vialard
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digital imaging specialistSusan Gourley
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online editingDenis Pilon
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film recordingPierre Landry
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marketing managerJulie Roy
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administrationDiane Régimbald
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administrative teamJulie ArseneaultDiane AyotteMichèle Labelle
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technical coordinationJulie Laperrière
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line producerFrancine Langdeau
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executive producerMichèle BélangerMarcel Jean
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producerMarc Bertrand
Education
Ages 5 to 9
School subjects
An animated short that tells the tale of Lili and how she misses her grandmother, who lives in Bulgaria. A magical seashell keeps her connected to grandmother. Students who are separated from family members or friends will relate to this story and may wish to share or reflect on their own experiences of missing others. Discussion questions include: Why is the tzaritza so special to Lili? What are some of Lili’s favourite things to do with her grandmother? Why does her father dive into the water? What do you notice about the photographs at the end of the film? How do you stay connected to someone you are missing?
