Pete Docter, el director de Soul, descubre los secretos de la nueva película de Pixar: La idea es reflexionar de qué se trata la vida
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Pixars Soul : Eine Liebeserklärung an das Leben
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The new animated Disney/Pixar film Inside Out takes us inside the mind of an 11-year-old girl a mind controlled by five emotions, each voiced by a different actor. From left: Sadness, Anger, Fear (behind Anger), Disgust and Joy.
Why do songs get stuck in your head? Where did that weird dream come from last night? The new Disney Pixar film
Inside Out takes an animated peek into the inner workings of our minds.
The film follows 11-year-old Riley, who is uprooted from her home in Minnesota when her father starts a new company in San Francisco. This normally joyful girl becomes sad and angry when she s forced to leave the house, the friends and the hockey team she loves. Much of the film takes place inside her head, where there s a control room operated by five characters who personify her primary emotions: Joy is voiced by Amy Poehler, Anger by Louis Black, Fear by Bill Hader, Disgust by Mindy Kaling and Sadness by Phyllis Smith.
Developed and drawn as traditional 2D animation,
Burrow is more akin to the classic works of Pixar s sister studio, Walt Disney Animation. It s warm, illustrative style looks like it s been plucked from the pages of a favorite storybook, much like the Winnie-the-Pooh animated films. But breaking creative boundaries has become the hallmark of Pixar, and that is especially true of their SparkShorts program, which started in 2018 as an internal incubator to encourage personal stories from their up-and-coming talent.
Burrow is the program s eighth release, and the fourth directed by a woman.
SYFY WIRE recently connected via Zoom with Sharafian as she guided us through her creative process on