SHELTERED
SHELTERED is an animated short-film about a homeless man struggling to find his place in a society that never seems to slow down. When he is met with an unexpected encounter, he embarks on a path which takes him down to the depths of the city.
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Tim BonhofDirector, Writer, Animator, Composer
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Tessa TijsmaProducer, Animator
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Ronin LosArt Director, Set Designer, Lighting Artist, Sound Designer
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Ruben VosEditor, Set Designer, Lighting Artist
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Project Type:Animation, Experimental, Short, Student
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Genres:Dystopian-adventure, Fiction
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Runtime:11 minutes 25 seconds
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Completion Date:October 4, 2024
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Country of Origin:Netherlands
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Aspect Ratio:2.39
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Film Color:Black & White and Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:Yes - HKU University of Arts Utrecht
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Digital Cinema Package:Unavailable
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Utrecht Animatie Avond (NFFx030)Utrecht
Netherlands
September 25, 2024
Official Selection -
Concordia Film FestivalMontreal
Canada
May 8, 2025
Award: Visions "Spotlight on Underrepresented Voices -
"Kisa-ca 21th International Student Film FestivalSelçuklu
May 6, 2025
Award: Best Animation -
Framed Animation FestivalGroningen
Netherlands
May 25, 2025
Official Selection -
First-Time Filmmaker Sessions Volume 4Iver Heath
United Kingdom
April 24, 2025
Official Selection -
Meetings of Young European CinemaSofia
Bulgaria
June 19, 2025
Official Selection -
Monteatro e Dintorni d'ArteSalerno
Italy
May 24, 2025
Official Selection -
Beach Film FestivalOhrid
North Macedonia
July 23, 2025
Official Selection -
INTERNATIONAL FILMSCHOOL FESTIVAL TETOUANTetouan
Morocco
November 23, 2025
Official Selection
Tim Bonhof is a young Dutch Animation Student (HKU), who makes animation-films with a great passion for story.
As a student of animation, I'm not only interested in the technical aspects of filmmaking, but also what’s beneath it all, the story. How does the story begin? How will it resolve? How can these characters take the viewer on an emotional journey? What makes this clock tick? These interests and curiosities for the artform will always drive my way of making something.