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2002
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In this animated short, based on a story by Paul Yee, Maylin cooks mouth-watering meals at her father's restaurant in Chinatown, but her father and brothers take all the credit. When a dignitary from China visits and tastes one her dishes, Maylin finally earns recognition. This film is part of the Talespinners collection, which uses vibrant animation to bring popular children’s stories from a wide range of cultural communities to the screen.
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Talespinners2000 15 filmsTalespinners, for ages 5-9, includes seven tales of children who confront challenges with ingenuity and creativity. Each story brings facets of a different cultural community to the screen, through a setting, accent, folk element, tradition, particular food or vocabulary. Young viewers will be captivated by the adventures and determination of the Talespinners’ children. This collection includes four original tales and three inspired by books. The stories have particular appeal to modern kids growing up in a complicated world.
In this animated short, based on a story by Paul Yee, Maylin cooks mouth-watering meals at her father's restaurant in Chinatown, but her father and brothers take all the credit. When a dignitary from China visits and tastes one her dishes, Maylin finally earns recognition.
This film is part of the Talespinners collection, which uses vibrant animation to bring popular children’s stories from a wide range of cultural communities to the screen.
This film is part of the Talespinners collection, which uses vibrant animation to bring popular children’s stories from a wide range of cultural communities to the screen.
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directorYuan Zhang
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animatorDenis BanvilleVelislav Kazakov
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consulting directorSheldon Cohen
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animation production supervisorMarie Renaud
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digital imaging specialistNormand GauthierSusan Gourley
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lead infographistDominic Tremblay
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infographistItsik RomanoJon GascoRandall Finnerty
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assistant infographistMichel ProvençalMichelle MacDonald
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scanJean-Marc Brosseau
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video outputJean-Marc Brosseau
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backgroundsYuan Zhang
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layoutYuan Zhang
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additional animationAverkios MaltezosMonica RhoYuan Zhang
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storyboard consultantSheldon CohenMarie Renaud
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writerSugith Varughese
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narratorMung-Ling Tsui
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picture editorPhyllis Lewis
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musicNormand Roger
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sound designNormand Roger
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sound design - collaborationDenis Chartrand
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sound editorPierre Yves Drapeau
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line test editorMichel Pelland
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re-recordingSerge BoivinJean Paul Vialard
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technical coordinatorRichard Lesage
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studio administrationGisèle GuilbaultAndrée Lachapelle
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executive producerDavid Verrall
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producerTamara Lynch
Ages 7 to 9
Study Guide
School subjects
Trying to find a way to begin Nutrition Month in March? Look no further. Students write/draw an alternate ending for the story in ELA . Students research what other people in different countries eat, then (with a lot of supervision) cook or bake the items and enjoy them. Make sure it’s part of a balanced diet! As a class, discuss taking credit for something you didn’t do.