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Papiroflexia

An origami tale of a skilful paper folder who could shape the world with his hands. Papiroflexia (Spanish for “Origami”) is the animated tale of Fred, a chubby man with a passion for paper folding, who wants to change the world with his art. It was originally written as a poem by Joaquin Baldwin, and later developed into an animated film at the UCLA Animation Workshop, with music by Nick Fevola. Release date: June 9th 2007 Format: HD 1920x1080 px, 16:9 Awards and Honors ### Festival de Cannes - Short Film Corner '08 (France) - Finalist on NFB Online Competition Cinequest Film Festival '08 (CA) - Best Animated Short Film USA Film Festival '08 (TX) - The Family Award Pangea Day '08 (Worldwide) - South America Winner Sedona International Film Festival '08 (AZ) - Best Animated Film: Director's Choice Sedona International Film Festival '08 (AZ) - Best Animated Film: Audience Choice Official Best of Fest Awards '10 (WA) - Award-winning Film for Animation Lovers Official Best of Fest Awards '10 (WA) - Award-winning Film for Nature Lovers Ashland Independent Film Festival '08 (OR) - Best Animated Short FirstGlance Film Fest Philadelphia '08 (PA) - Best Director, Animation Poppy Jasper Film Festival '07 (CA) - Best Creative Media: Juror's Choice Award Peace on Earth Film Festival '08 (IL) - Best Animated Film Lake County Film Festival '09 (IL) - Best Narrative Short, Audience Award ShortsNonStop '09 (Online) - July 2009 Winner The Accolade Film Awards '07 (CA) - Honorable Mention in Animation Very Short Movies Festival '08 (CA) - Honorable Mention in Animation Angelus Student Film Festival '07 (CA) - Finalist Fort Lauderdale International Film Festival '07 (FL) - 5th place Hazel Wolf Environmental Film Festival '08 (WA) - Best of Fest Selection Festival International du Film d’Environnement '08 (France) - Special Mention, Short Film HD Fest '08 (CA) - Honorable Mention in Animation EcoFocus Film Festival '08 (GA) - Honorable Mention, Children's Favorite Short Film Universo Corto '10 (Italy) - 3rd Prize