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The Jerusalem PostCulture

AniNation Festival Celebrates a Decade of Animation Innovation in Jerusalem

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The AniNation animation festival is celebrating its tenth anniversary in Jerusalem from November 3-8, showcasing a diverse international program curated by artistic director Shlomi Steiner Yosef. The festival features films exploring various themes, including Israeli animation like Tal Kantor's Oscar-nominated "Letter to A Pig," and international works from France, Japan, and Britain. International professionals will attend as jurors and to present master classes, highlighting the growing global recognition of Israeli animation despite domestic funding challenges.

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  • The AniNation animation festival marks its tenth anniversary in Jerusalem from November 3-8.
  • Artistic director Shlomi Steiner Yosef curated a diverse international program.
  • The festival includes Israeli films like Tal Kantor's Oscar-nominated "Letter to A Pig."
  • International professionals will attend as jurors and present master classes.
  • AniNation showcases animation's ability to convey complex or subversive messages.
  • The festival features films from various countries, including France, Japan, and Britain.

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