0k, animated documentary byjonas poher rasmussen, and it's a documentary about somebody that he has known— they met in middle school — called amin here. but that's a pseudonym to protect his identity. he came from afghanistan to denmark. his backstory was always shrouded in mystery, and rasmussen wanted to do a radio documentary about him. he said, "i'm not ready to do it." but then when he started discussing the animated documentary, he realised that he could tell his story and still retain his anonymity, and what we see is a story about somebody growing up and all the wonderful things about being a child, but then the mujahideen, then having to flee via moscow, further on then becoming involved in a terrifying human trafficking story which is about cargo containers and boats and visions of drowning. and as the story goes from being realist to nightmarish, so the animation reflects that in the way that it changes. i thought this was really powerful, but the main reason i thought it was powerful was because along with that horrifying story, firstly, you're hearing somebody telling this st

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willingly conceived and put together byjonas poher rasmussen, it should be shortlisted.entary. most of the story takes place in the past, so how do you make his childhood home in kabul come alive, how do you make afghanistan in the 80s come alive. and furthermore also with the animation, because it is really a story about trauma and memories, with the animation it allowed us to be more expressive, we could show things in a way that feels more true to the emotion than being realistic. italian filmmaker paolo sorrentino should get nominated for the hand of god, a largely autobiographical tale, definitely his most personal film to date, inspired by his childhood growing up in naples in the 1980s. audiences have warmed to the film. i would love that the audience take away very simple idea that is inside the movie... that in spite of the pain that a person can face, there is always a chance to see the future in a different way. the norwegian dark romantic comedy the worst person in the world is also a strong candidate to get nominated. quite a crowd pleaser, it subverts expec

willingly conceived and put together byjonas poher rasmussen, it should be shortlisted.to making a conventional documentary. most of the story takes place in the past, so how do you make his childhood home in kabul come alive, how do you make afghanistan in the 80s come alive. and furthermore also with the animation, because it is really a story about trauma and memories, with the animation it allowed us to be more expressive, we could show things in a way that feels more true to the emotion than being realistic. italian filmmaker paolo sorrentino should get nominated for the hand of god, a largely autobiographical tale, definitely his most personal film to date, inspired by his childhood growing up in naples in the 1980s. audiences have warmed to the film. i would love that the audience take away very simple idea that is inside the movie... that in spite of the pain that a person can face, there is always a chance to see the future in a different way. the norwegian dark romantic comedy the worst person in the world is also a strong candidate to get nominated. quite a cr

animated documentary byjonas poher rasmussen, and it's a documentary about somebody that he has knownm. he said, "i'm not ready to do it." but then when he started discussing the animated documentary, he realised that he could tell his story and still retain his anonymity, and what we see is a story about somebody growing up, and all the wonderful things about being a child, but then the mujahideen, then having to flee, via moscow, further on then becoming involved in a terrifying human trafficking story which is about cargo containers and boats and visions of drowning. and as the story goes from being realist to nightmarish, so the animation reflects that in the way that it changes. i thought this was really powerful, but the main reason i thought it was powerful was because along with that horrifying story, firstly, you're hearing somebody telling this story for the first time, but also it's really a coming—of—age story, a coming—out story. and amidst all of the terror and the horror in the tragedy, there is real warmth and wit and "a—ha!" — i thought it was really moving. did you l