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Window with a View

Fenster mit Aussicht

| 2001, 9 min.

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Festival edition: 2002

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Fed up with your old curtains? Tired of the same dreary view? Improve your lifestyle with the latest scientific marvel! Fitted Illusion Glass – the window of the future!

Director(-s): Vera Lalyko

Urodziła się w 1973 roku. W latach 1993-1996 uczyła się gry na fortepianie i studiowała inżynierię dźwięku w Düsseldorfie. W 1996 roku rozpoczęła studia na Akademii Sztuk Wizualnych w Kolonii na wydziale animacji, które ukończyła w 2001 roku filmem dyplomowym “Okno z widokiem”. Od 1998 roku robi animacje do klipów muzycznych, reklam, seriali telewizyjnych i projektów internetowych.

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Producer: Next Generation: Germany 2002/Następne pokolenie: Niemcy 2002

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