Here's the Plan - Animated Short Film
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Published 2017-10-22
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"A married cat-dog couple of cupcake bakers dream of opening their own bakery. One day their oven breaks and they have to postpone their dream in order to earn money and replace it. Somewhere down the line, they drift apart from their dream and from themselves."
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"Here's the plan" ("Este es el Plan") is a 18-minute CG animated short film from Chile. Directed by Fernanda Frick and financed by the National Council of Culture and Arts, it took almost 2 years of work and a talented team of 32 professionals to finish it.
It had it's World Premiere at Nashville International Film Festival and it's national premiere at Festival Chilemonos 2017.
✨Subtitulos en Español disponibles en la opcion de CC!✨
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Studio Website: ffrickstudio.com/
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Contact: [email protected]
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Selected at various international festivals such as Nashville International Film Festival, AnimaMundi Brasil, Chilemonos, SANFIC, FICV, KDIAF, Anima Cordoba, SDCC Independent FIlm Festival, Chicago Children's Film Festival and Siggraph Asia.
Awards:
- "Best Chilean Short Film" (Chilemonos 2017)
- "Best Short Film for Youths" (Fan Chile 2017)
- "Best Short Film for Children" (FICV 2017)
- Honorable Mention "Animated Short Category" (Shorts Mexico 2017)
© Fernanda Frick 2017
All Comments (21)
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When it's all going good but there's still 10 minutes left chuckles "I'm in danger"
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Moral of the story: Ovens ruin relationships and sledgehammers save them.
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My heart literally broke when he realized the cupcakes were bought and not baked😭😭
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"My wife and I were about to divorce so she smashed a hole in our wall" Seriously though, this animation is so cute and heartwarming. I love the simplistic style of the 3D models and the lighting looks gorgeous.
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The girl: gives supermarket cupcakes My brain: “Top 10 anime betrayals”
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moral or the story: dont slam the oven door. or youll lose sight of the plan by trying to buy a new one
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I love how they acted like humans up until the end when he licked her. That took me off guard 💀
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Not to sound corny, but I believe the lesson of this story is it's never too late to reconnect with someone you love. It's only too late if you give up.
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Imagine seeing your neighbor hit a hole through their wall then see the two of em laugh.
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Their neighbours after years: hey look it’s that couple tearing down the house again
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I thought they were both dogs But now that I realized they are actually a cat and dog couple It probably implements the message even more that after all differences they are still together THATS SO CUTE
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I love the representation of married couples whose main goal isn't to have children. Starting a family is a great and beautiful thing, I just appreciate when stories depict married couples whose dream is just to live happily together and love each other, running their small business as a couple. I love seeing all the different aspirations and dreams that make people happy, including running a really awesome bakery!
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"oh darn it the ovens too big for our kitchen lets renovate our whole house"
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I'm trapped in an eternal cycle of animated shorts.
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I still can't believe this was made by Chileans, my country... So happy to see that there are creators out here.
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I love that even though the figurines shattered, the cupcake never did. Good symbolism.
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I just noticed that in the beginning, the colors were very vibrant. As it went on though, the colors turned duller as the couple grew further apart. Excellent symbolism.
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One of the most heartbreaking moments in this anination was when... she bought the cupcakes.
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If this ends up tragic I will scream. I haven’t finished it. Edit: IT WAS SO SWEET I LOVE IT OMG
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It’s astonishing how a lot of these independent animated short films have more love and care put into them than what Disney’s putting out right now.
