A little bit of everything

Every day is the same routine: wake up, take a shower, get dressed, have breakfast and go to the work. If we think a little, we are going to figure out that these operations are in automatic mode inside us. We don't ask ourselves if this routine makes us happy, if our work is helpful, if it agregates value for the human being or whether it is just bureaucracy. We don't think how our activities affect ourselves or the others. Does this make us satisfied? The animation 'THE EMPLOYMENT' won 103 prizes around the world and makes us reflect on this kind of things. Text Revision : Fatima from Idées  www.idees.com.br

The human being is flexible. We're in the most inhospitable places as Antarctica or Atacama desert. We had fallen very deeply into the ocean and the human presence in space is continuous through the International Space Station. In this context the animation "Wind" by Robert Löbel draws attention. The animation talks about people that live in a place where the wind never stops. This characteristic causes a pressure under the citizens to adapt their lives. These adaptations make us impressed. 'Wind' is a creative and funny animation that can make us remember an old proverb: "Be as a bamboo that bends with the wind and doesn´t break" WIND from robert loebel on Vimeo . Text Revision : Fatima from Idées  www.idees.com.br

There is a consensus that The Beatles are musically geniuses. They had a big success for all the period that the band existed with songs that make us shake or think. The Beatles did a lot of musical experiments such as using indian instruments or creating fake bands (Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band). Just pay attention to The Beatles songs and lyrics and you are going to make a trip through the best in music. But The Beatles geniousity isn´t just enclosed into the room of adults. They did a great job for children and babies with the animation Yellow Submarine. Yellow Submarine cover Yellow Submarine is a musical that goes into the psicodelly and great songs. The animation was released in 1968 and used techniques like Rotoscoping (created by Walt Disney) and photography animation that put the spectator inside a psicodelic 60´s/70 's enviroment. The colors, songs and characters attract children´s attention, driving them into a world of dreams. For me one o...