All posts tagged "Allegro Non Troppo"
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Shorts
Bulgarian Memories on Beeswax: Theodore Ushev’s ‘The Physics of Sorrow’
November 15, 2019***This article originally appeared in the December ‘19 issue of Animation Magazine (No. 295)*** About eight...
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Features
Gone, but Not Forgotten: An Animation Professor Revisits Rarely Seen Films
July 13, 2018I had never been to San Francisco when I attended Richard Williams’ Animation Masterclass in 1997....
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Festivals and Events
Annecy 2018 Celebrates Brazilian Animation & Musical Influences
January 24, 2018As revealed at the close of last year’s event, the 2018 Annecy International Animation Film Festival...
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Festivals and Events
‘Simpsons’ Vet David Silverman Set for Italian BergamoTOONS Fest
May 1, 2017This summer, the north of Italy plays host to a three day celebration of animation as...
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Festivals and Events
‘Bozzetto non Troppo’ Doc Plays Venice
September 9, 2016A new documentary about legendary Italian animator Bruno Bozzetto screens Friday, September 9 at the Venice...
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Festivals and Events
Disney Museum Pays Tribute to Bozzetto
December 2, 2013Last month, San Francisco’s Walt Disney Family Museum launched a comprehensive exhibit featuring the works of...
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Festivals and Events
Bruno Bozzetto to Receive ASIFA Prize
April 8, 2013The upcoming Annecy International Animated Film Festival and Market (June 10-15, 2013) will see Italian cartoon...
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Features
Bruno Bozzetto Serves Up New Animated Short
January 25, 2013Oscar-nominated Italian animator Bruno Bozzetto (Allegro non Troppo, Grasshoppers) is back in a big way this...
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Television
La Dolce Vita Animata
April 2, 2012Indie animation producers in Italy continue to deliver the goods despite tough financial challenges and the...
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