Vermine
Vermin
© The Animation Workshop - VIA / Jeremie Becquer
‘Everything is back to normal’ announces the voice over the loudspeaker, following a disruption in the metro system. But what is ‘normal’? And for whom? Hubert, a poet, falls victim to racist police violence. In this hybrid animated short, rats find themselves in a society dominated by white mice: an allegory and trenchant observation. ‘Je marche, je marche’ – thus the poet continues on his path after the attack.
With
- Marc Alexandre Oho Bambe (Hubert)
- Guillaume Bouchède (Police chief)
- Dalia Constantin (Policewoman Sylvie)
- Léonard Bismuth (Policeman Didier)
- Timon Chapelon (Homeless rat Manolo)
- Pauline Champetier (Intercom)
Crew
Written and Directed by | Jeremie Becquer |
Animation | Jeremie Becquer, Maria Sandvig, Léonard Bismuth, Allan Michaut, Kristoffer Ager, Pauline Champetier |
Editing | Léonard Bismuth |
Music | Marc Alexandre Oho Bambe |
Sound Design | Thomas Richard Christensen |
Sound | Oliver Vauple, Emil Woxen Andersen |
Production Design | Ditte Wad Andersen, Morten Krebs, Allan Michaut, Michel Nielsen |
Production Management | Maria Sandvig |
Assistant Director | Léonard Bismuth |
Producer | Michelle Nardone |
World Sales
Miyu Distribution
Produced by
The Animation Workshop – VIA
Jeremie Becquer
Born in Luxembourg in 1991, he studied character animation at the Lycée des Arts et Métiers in the same city and then at the Animation Workshop in Denmark. He made Vermine during his studies.
Filmography
2018 Vermine (Vermin); short film
Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2018