An Homage to Tex Avery. Pixelation short from the Netherlands.

What was young gets old, what was healthy is sick. Uncertainty has crept in. What started out tough ends in melancholy. In that sense, this is a farewell.

Short film about the questions: When does a line become a shape, and when does a shape become three dimensional?

Short film about the question: Why are oranges orange?

This is a film, that was a picture. What’s the difference? Photography takes time away, film adds time.

Two men in chairs by the open hearth; photos move in front of their heads.

Two women and a man test poor sound equipment by shouting "test one two" into the orange microphone increasingly loud and aggressive.

Menno de Nooijer had previously collaborated on Paul's films, but this one marks the launch of a directors' team that lasts until today. Two man stick their heads through a decor, photographs revolve around their heads. Unfettered reflection on their own work, the basic assumption being a quote from 18th-century writer Horace Walpole, which also appears in other titles of their films: 'Nobody had informed me that at one view - I should see a palace, a town, a fortified city, - temples on high places […]'. In 1989, this film was granted the jury award at the Holland Animation Film Festival. (filmcommission.nl)

The band of memories is an almost archetypal story of a man and a woman, in which dreams and illusions follow quickly. The path of memory is part of Point Taken. This project consists of four dance films, for which Dutch choreographers and filmmakers joined forces to write the film script.