OTTOWA –
Japanese director Tomoki Misato’s stop-motion animation Candy Caries has gained the Grand Prize within the youngsters’s class for ages 7 and up on the Ottawa International Animation Festival in Canada, one of many world’s three main animation festivals.
Candy Caries is a slapstick comedy in regards to the on a regular basis adventures of Ame, a toddler who loves sweets, and Caries, a cavity that lives inside Ame’s mouth. The animated collection is produced utilizing stop-motion strategies.
The award was introduced on the competition’s ceremony in Ottawa on September 26, with the manufacturing taking the highest honor within the class for youngsters aged 7 and older.
“We are extremely happy because this work represented a new challenge for us,” Misato mentioned. “We hope this award will help introduce the appeal of Candy Caries to an even wider audience.”
Candy Caries aired on TBS’s Yoru no Brunch till September and can be accessible on streaming platforms together with U-NEXT and YouTube.
Source: TBS