Self-taught Congolese artists Tétshim and Frank Mukunday have been animating since 2010. Their stop-motion films use chalk drawings, stones and repurposed materials. Machini talks about the influence that mining has on the city. About the pollution and the slow destruction of man by man.
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MACHINI Trailer
A Film by Frank Mukunday Tétshim (Dem. Rep. of the Congo Belgium 2019 8') 60th Festival dei Popoli - Official Selection - "Habitat" Section.
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Refined Congolese stop-motion animation about mankind poisoning the environment through mining slowly but surely destroying all life.
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