I Lapse
A trend, it's been said, has brought to light some cognitive difficulties, those involving the use of language.
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Samu MarianiDirector
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Project Title (Original Language):Deslizo
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Project Type:Animation, Experimental, Short
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Genres:Animation, AI, Claymation, Language
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Runtime:39 seconds
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Completion Date:December 4, 2023
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Production Budget:100 USD
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Country of Origin:Brazil
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Country of Filming:Brazil
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Language:No Dialogue
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:4:5
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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Dèrapage 24Quebec
Canada
May 9, 2024
World Premiere
Official Selection -
XI Festival Brasileiro de NanometragemAtibaia
Brazil
June 9, 2024
Brazilian Premiere
Official Selection -
Festival du Film de ContisContis
France
June 15, 2024
no status
Incubadora de Artistas Selection -
IV Encontro Nacional de Animação Experimental, ExperimentAnima 2024Curitiba
Brazil
August 29, 2024
South of Brazil -
WNDX Festival of Moving ImageWinnipeg
Canada
October 6, 2024
Western Canada -
New Chitose Airport International Animation FestivalChitose
Japan
November 4, 2024
Asian Premiere
Official Selection
Samuel Mariani is a master's student of media and audiovisual processes at the School of Arts and Communications at the University of Sao Paulo, member of the research group MidiAto: Language Studies Group on Media Practices. He has worked as an animator, editor and AI explorer for Coala Films, for the Campinas' Animation Nucleus and for The International Animation Day of Brazil.
Amongst his work, he acted as editor and DOP for the short "Flesh" (2019), as assistant editor and 2nd AD for the feature "Bob Spit: We Do Not Like People" (2021), as lead editor and stop motion animator of the second season of the TV series "Angeli The Killer" (2021) and puppeteer and lead editor of the TV series "Gildo" (2024).
Confusions regarding number, gender and degree have been shared in a constant and increasing manner, varying due to the complexity of the language, each with its prepositional, conjunctive and neologistic addenda. Colloquialism? It doesn't sound right. A word repeated many times has lost its referent.
Artisanal animation, motion-control obsession and AI misuse are mixed in a cauldron that hopes to reveal some of what is behind our typing fingers, across the ever-renovating faces under the pixels.