Madame Tutli-Putli

[Gord.T]

Madame Tutli-Putli

A short 'stop-motion' animated film.

The entire 17 min short.


The kind of short that should have had an oscar consideration.

Not that these people disagree with me or anything...

Award for Best Visual- with a cash prize of 2000 CHF
FANTOCHE International Animation Film Festival
September 8 to 13 2009, Baden - Switzerland
Silver Award
International Animation Festival
March 1 to 5 2009, Tehran - Iran
Student Jury Award
International Film Festival "Etiuda & Anima"
November 14 to 21 2008, Cracow - Poland
Audience Award - "Anima" Section
International Film Festival "Etiuda & Anima"
November 14 to 21 2008, Cracow - Poland
MovieSquad HAFF 2008 Award
Holland Animation Film Festival
November 5 to 9 2008, Utrecht - Netherlands
Golden Nica with a cash prize of 10, 000 euros
Prix ARS Electronica
September 5 2008, Linz - Austria
Best Film - Audience's choice
London International Animation Festival - LIAF
September 2 to 7 2008, London - England
Best Film- Jury's Choice
London International Animation Festival - LIAF
September 2 to 7 2008, London - England
Special International Jury Prize
International Animation Festival
August 7 to 11 2008, Hiroshima - Japan
Award for Best Animation- Short Film Section
Anima Mundi
July 11 to 27 2008, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil
Grand Prix - Golden Pegasus - with a cash prize of $50,000 PLN (approx. $25,000 CDN)
Animator International Animation Festival
July 7 to 12 2008, Poznan - Poland
Audience Award
International Animation Festival
June 16 to 22 2008, Melbourne - Australia
Best Film of MIAF 2008
International Animation Festival
June 16 to 22 2008, Melbourne - Australia
Judges' Award
International Animation Festival
June 16 to 22 2008, Melbourne - Australia
Grand Competition Special Prize
World Festival of Animated Films
May 31 to June 5 2008, Zagreb - Croatia
Audience Choice Prize - Professional Film
International Cartoon & Animation Festival (SICAF)
May 21 to 25 2008, Seoul - Korea
Golden Gate Award forBest Animated Short-with a cash prize of $2,000 USD
Golden Gate Awards Competition & International Film Festival
April 24 to May 8 2008, San Francisco - USA
Best Animated Short Award
Film Festival
April 17 to 24 2008, Nashville - USA
Golden Horseman Animated Film Award with a cash prize of € 7500
Filmfest - International Festival for Animation and Short Films
April 15 to 20 2008, Dresden - Germany
Best Sound(scape) Award with a cash prize of € 3 000
Filmfest - International Festival for Animation and Short Films
April 15 to 20 2008, Dresden - Germany
"Andrei Toncu" Best Soundtrack Award
Next International Short and Medium Length Film Festival
April 7 to 13 2008, Bucarest - Romania
Grand Jury Prize- Animated Short
South by Southwest Film Conference and Festival (SXSW)
March 7 to 15 2008, Austin - USA
Audience Award- International Competition
International Short Film Festival
March 5 to 9 2008, Tampere - Finland
Grand Prix- with a cash prize of 5000 euros
International Short Film Festival
March 5 to 9 2008, Tampere - Finland
Best Animation - with a cash prize of 1500 euros
International Short Film Festival
March 5 to 9 2008, Tampere - Finland
Best Animated Short
Genie Awards
March 3 2008, Toronto - Canada
Jury Special Mention - Best Short Animation
Cartoon and Animated Film Festival
February 1 to 9 2008, Brussels - Belgium
Cineplex Entertainment Award for Best Short Animation
Independent Film and Video Festival
February 1 to 10 2008, Victoria - Canada
Yoram Gross Award for Best Animation- with cash prize of 1,250$ AUD
Flickerfest International Short Film Festival
January 4 to 13 2008, Sydney - Australia
Special Jury Prize
Int’l Festival of Animated Films / I Castelli Animati
November 28 to December 2 2007, Genzano - Italy
Jury Prize for Best Design
Black Nights Film Festival
November 21 to 25 2007, Tallinn - Estonia
Special Mention
International Shortfilm Festival - Interfilm
November 6 to 11 2007, Berlin - Germany
Grand Prize ex-aequo with "The Pearce Sisters" directed by Luis Cook- cash prize of 2000 euros
International Animated Film Festival / CINANIMA
November 5 to 11 2007, Espinho - Portugal
Prize RTP2 - Onda Curta
International Animated Film Festival / CINANIMA
November 5 to 11 2007, Espinho - Portugal
Alves Costa Prize
International Animated Film Festival / CINANIMA
November 5 to 11 2007, Espinho - Portugal
First Prize- Best Short Film with a cash prize of 9000 euros
Animacor - International Animation Festival
November 5 to 10 2007, Cordoba - Spain
Best Animation
New York City Short Film Festival
October 24 to 27 2007, New York - USA
NFB Prize for Best Short Film- with a contribution of $1,000 towards next film (ex aequo with Dust Bowl Ha! Ha! by Sébastien Pilote)
The Festival du Nouveau Cinéma Montréal
October 17 to 27 2007, Montréal - Canada
Movieola Best Short Award
Calgary International Film Festival
September 21 to 30 2007, Calgary - Canada
Best Narrative Short Animation under 35 minutes
International Animation Festival
September 19 to 23 2007, Ottawa - Canada
Best Canadian Short
Atlantic Film Festival
September 13 to 22 2007, Halifax - Canada
Best Animation Award - First Place - with a cash prize of 2,000$US
International Festival of Short Films
August 23 to 29 2007, Palm Springs - USA
C.O.R.E. Digital Pictures Award for Best Animated Short - with a cash prize of $5,000
Worldwide Short Film Festival
June 12 to 17 2007, Toronto - Canada
Petit Rail d'Or for Best Short Film - given by a group of cinephiles railwaymen (Semaine de la Critique)
International Film Festival
May 16 to 26 2007, Cannes - France
Canal+ Award for Best Short Film - with a one month stay at the Moulin d'Andé and 6,000Euros support in equipment for the shooting. (Semaine de la critique)
International Film Festival
May 16 to 26 2007, Cannes - France

 

[KMR]

A short claymation animation.

This is not "Claymation" (a registered trademark of Will Vinton), nor clay animation. It uses puppets with aluminum wire skeletons and bodies of silicon, latex, and plaster. This is an absolutely AMAZING film. It was on one of the issues of WHOLPHIN, the quarterly DVD series.

The kind of short that should have had an oscar consideration.

Not that these people disagree with me or anything...

They certainly did consider it, since it was one of the nominees for the 80th Academy Awards (2008). I guess the film's web site figured it had enough actual wins that it didn't need to list the awards for which they only got as far as a nomination...

 

[Gord.T]

Thanks for the clarification on both counts.

I've also updated the link in the first post which links to the entire short now instead of the trailer.

 

[Jon Starr]

A friend of mine worked with these guys on their most recent short. They were taken on by Spike Jones to adapt a children's book. The new short film is supposed to feature on the "Where the Wild Things Are" Dvd.