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Jun 15
2009

La Peste Spreads on the Web

posted by Aaron

La Peste (The Plague) was directed by Olivier Dubocage, Michal Firkowski, Benoît Galland and Gildas Le Franc – all students at Supinfocom. The project has been show online before, but never in it’s entirety. It’s a slow, thoughtful film about the plague of the 1300s – a poignant story as we watch the H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu) roll onward. I might have this wrong, but I believe portions of the production design were influenced by Johannes Vermeer’s paintings.

Filed under: Animation, CGI, Short, Student | Tags: France, Supinfocom

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