Ezequiel Dalinger, Daniel Iezz
Ezequiel Dalinger is graduated in Design of Image and Sound by the University of Buenos Aires (FADU – UBA) and is studying a Master in Administration of cultural and creative organizations (FCE – UBA). Director and creator of ANIMA LATINA, Latin American Animation Film Festival (Buenos Aires, Argentina). He has also programmed for other festivals and organizations. He has served as jury member and speaker at numerous national and international film festivals and markets. He currently contributes as a journalist to different national media while maintaining his website “Zona de Animación”. He has published many articles in academic journals. His latest project is “Migrante”, a collaborative animated short film about migration that involved more than 50 animators from 11 countries from Latin America.
Writer: Ezequiel Dalinger, Daniel Iezzi
Producer: Ezequiel Dalinger, Daniel Iezzi
Animators: Diego Farao, Estefanía María Clotti, Gaspar Aguirre, Román S. Sovrano, Jacqueline Baffico, Juaco Garín, Angie Sena, Matt Revello, Julián Cristiano, Julián Nicolás Lassa Ortiz, Santiago Vilanova, Laura María Desmery, Lisandro Schurjin, Natalia Sofía Molina, Sofía Solana Borbolla, José Manuel García Reynoso, Waldo Román Martínez, Andy Mirk Garnica Iriarte, Diego Vilar Franco, Andrea Zambrana, Julia de Macedo Nicolescu, Teresa Romo, Pedro Navarrete, Constanza Guerra Vásquez, Kattia Arias, Matías Salazar, Álvaro Becerra, Paula Sandoval, Catalina Matamoros Puerto, Nicole Valeska Guerrero Quimbay, Nathalia Mójica Chavarría, Martín Proaño, Gilberto Loffer, Christell Vestweber, Ana Borrero, Thalía Montes Mojoli, Mathías Sebastián Maciel Leiva, Nicolás Eduardo Cantero Ruíz Día, David “Diómedes” Heras, Mayra Buxareo, Macarena Campos, Mariana Miralles, George Alexis Rojas Villarroel, Lucía Borjas.
Production Journalism: Jonatan Dalinger
Editing: Catalina Kruguer
Sound: Catalina Kruguer
“MIGRANTE” is an animated short film with a powerful message in favor of migration, built on real testimonies that were animated by more than 50 animators from 11 countries in Latin America and produced by ANIMA LATINA. Each of the 30 segments that make up the short film is brought to the screen through the unique style of each animator. Latin American cultural diversity will be represented through the heterogeneity of proposals, turning “Migrant” into a true animated mosaic.
