Description

Dvd PAL Multizone. English with French subtitles.

Chris Shepherd is a multi-award winning director, writer and producer. Since his directiorial debut for Channel 4 in 1997, he has worked on serveral acclaimed and award winning short films, and was among the first to combine digital and traditional animation techniques with live footage in the service of a powerful storytelling.

Chris Shepherd is a writer-director, successful screenwriter and producer. Since its first realization The Broken Jaw for Channel 4 on 1997, Chris has done many commercials, television shows and short films, in particular its famous animations for Nathan Barley by Chris Morris and skits for the show Big Train de la BBC.

Content :

Silence is Golden – 2006 – 14’30

“My neighbour’s a right looney. He’s always banging on our wall down. I’m used to it. I think other people’s houses are well weird. There’s no knockin – right?”

Dad’s Dead – 2003 – 6’36

” Do you ever think about people you went to school with ? What they look like, where they aren who they are. Like my best mate Johnno…”

Who I am and what I want – 2005 – 7’30

The story of a man who bares his emotions, history, hang ups and desires in all of their dysfunctional absurdity, leaving us to assemble not only his identity but to question our own.

The Ringer – 2013 – 17′

A son is reunited with his long lost father for the first time. You might imagine it’s time to discover everything about where he’s come from and where he’s going. But he’s about to get a surprise…

Johnno’s Dead – 2016 – 8’26

Serving twelve years behind bars for a crime you didn’t commit focuses the mind. Everything becomes crystal clear. All of the injustice poisons the soul and there’s nothing left but to settle old scores.

Brexicuted – 2018 – 6′

This satirical animation considers why Brexit is happening. A variety of British characters, interviewed the day after the UK voted to leave the EU, speak about what motivated their decision.

Bonus :

The Broken Jaw (1997)

Making-of : Dad’s Dead, Silence is Golden, The Ringer