Carne

Direction & Screenplay

Camila Kater

Screenplay

Ana Julia Carvalheiro

animation

Brazil, Spain

2019

Language: Portuguese

Subtitles: French/english

12 MIN

Festivals

Toronto International Film Festival - 2019

Locarno International Film Festival - 2019

International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film - 2019

Rare, medium rare, medium, medium well and well done. Through intimate and personal stories, five women share their experiences in relation to the body, from childhood to old age.

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Camila Kater

Direction & Screenplay

Camila Kater is a director, animator and production designer.
Bachelor of Medialogy with undergraduate sandwich in Film and Television Production by Anglia Ruskin University (Cambridge, UK). She served in stop-motion productions as animator, art director and puppet maker in short as Apple The Trial (2013), Flirt (2015), Indescribable (being finalized); and as an art and animation assistant on the feature film Bob Cuspe, we do not like people (in production) from Coala Filmes. Her first shortfilm Flesh (Carne) co-produced by Abano (Spain) and Doctela (Brazil) has been selected for the development of laboratory Bridging The Gap Animation Lab MiradasDoc (Tenerife, Spain).
C. Kater is a member of Campinas Animation Film Center and co-founder / coordinator of the slug (La Extraordinary Week Shows Animated) who completed three editions at Unicamp, with the support of festivals like MONSTRA (Lisbon Animated Film Festival), ANIMAGE (Festival International of Animation of Pernambuco) and StopTrik International Festival (Estonia, Poland).

Ana Julia Carvalheiro

Screenplay

Ana Julia Carvalheiro is a Brazilian screenwriter, editor and writer. She has a Bachelor degree in Media Studies at University of Campinas, and has experience with cultural production, film production and marketing. She is the director and screenwriter of (Ex)posed/(Ex)posta (2018), winner of the Best Short Movie nonfiction at Expocom Regional (2018), and the writer of the the book of poems and tales Arisca (2015) published by Medita/Urutau Company in Brazil.