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Engine 371

2007 9 min
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Ce court métrage d'animation est une aventure visuelle irrésistible, qui nous entraîne dans un paysage transformé par le progrès. Une locomotive miniature y prend vie sous nos yeux et entame une exploration ludique du mouvement dans une vision poétique des effets du développement sur le monde. Film sans paroles.

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Ce court métrage d'animation est une aventure visuelle irrésistible, qui nous entraîne dans un paysage transformé par le progrès. Une locomotive miniature y prend vie sous nos yeux et entame une exploration ludique du mouvement dans une vision poétique des effets du développement sur le monde. Film sans paroles.

  • script
    Kevin Langdale
  • direction
    Kevin Langdale
  • animation
    Kevin Langdale
  • None
    Svend-Erik Eriksen
    Gael MacLean
    Post Modern Sound
    Shaman Digital Media
  • editing
    Ileana Pietrobruno
  • music
    Robyn Traill
  • sound design
    Gael MacLean
  • animation assistance
    Elisa Chee
  • musician
    Franklin Kirmayer
  • sound effects creation
    Refuge Girl
  • effects recording
    High Def Consult
  • sound mixer
    Greg Stewart
  • technical consultant
    Arthur Pecka
  • technical coordination
    Wes Machnikowski
  • production supervisor
    Kathryn Lynch
  • marketing
    Mia Desroches
  • program administrator
    Bruce Hagerman
  • executive producer
    Rina Fraticelli

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Education

Ages 13 to 17

Study Guide - Guide 1

History and Citizenship Education - Economy and Development (1500-present)
History and Citizenship Education - Industrialization (1800s)
Media Education - Film Animation
Technology Education - Society and Technology

Have students discuss how the dream of a transnational railway became, over time, a conduit for power and unmitigated growth. How does the film convey this sense of loss of control? Was there anything the collector could have done? What does this say about our own individual responsibilities? The collector simply wants to create a model train set. Can the impact of our individual aspirations be set apart from the world at large?
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