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Diane Obomsawin

Diane Obomsawin

Bédéiste et animatrice d’ascendance abénakise, Diane Obomsawin signe des courts métrages à l’humour mordant et d’une économie visuelle fascinante comme Ici par ici et Vistas - Marche-dans-la-forêt, l’un des courts métrages réalisés par des Autochtones sur le thème de la Nation. L’adaptation cinématographique de sa bande dessinée sur l’identité sexuelle J’aime les filles a fait plus de 40 festivals internationaux et a remporté en 2016 un grand prix au Festival international d’animation d’Ottawa. Diane publie ses bédés sous le pseudonyme Obom chez Drawn & Quarterly, que le TIME qualifie de « plus élégant éditeur de bandes dessinées en Amérique du Nord. »

  • Walk-in-the-Forest
    Walk-in-the-Forest
    Diane Obomsawin 2009 3 min
    Diane Obomsawin's whimsical animated short follows medicine man Walk-in-the-forest on a walk in the woods that leads to the discovery of an intriguing secret world.
  • Kaspar (Inspired by the Life of Kaspar Hauser)
    Kaspar (Inspired by the Life of Kaspar Hauser)
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    Diane Obomsawin 2012 8 min
    This animated short by Diane Obomsawin tells the story of Kaspar, a young man who discovers life - and light - after spending his entire life in a dark cave with a small wooden horse as only company. Based on the story of Kaspar Hauser, the famous 19th century orphan who has inspired countless artists.
  • Here and There
    Here and There
    Diane Obomsawin 2006 9 min
    In this animated short, filmmaker Diane Obomsawin shows how childhood can be a chaotic time, especially if you're bouncing back and forth between two continents.

    With engaging candour and gentle humour, Obomsawin fleshes out an uncertain identity and takes control of her life. Using drawings on paper and digitized snippets of fabric, she creates a whimsical world of simple lines and pastel tones.
  • Understanding the Law: The Coat
    Understanding the Law: The Coat
    Diane Obomsawin 1999 3 min
    In this animated short, a fashion-conscious shopper sees beautiful coats advertised in the newspaper. The next day, he's the first in line to get his at the store. But they won't sell him one! "These are women's coats," the store owner says. "For women only!" On the grounds that the newspaper ad constitutes a contract, the customer takes the vendor to court to win his right to the coat.

    Understanding the Law: The Coat is episode 1 in a series of short, funny films designed to demystify everyday aspects of Canadian civil law.
  • Elbow Room
    Elbow Room
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    Diane Obomsawin 2002 8 min
    This animated short tackles the subjects of personal space, conflict, and conflict resolution in the workplace. At the office, tempers flare as two coworkers who are sitting dangerously close find themselves bumping elbows and spilling ink. The film demonstrates four common approaches to interpersonal tensions: retreat, aggression, denial and - finally – negotiation.

    This film is part of the ShowPeace series of lively animated films about conflict resolution. This series has received support from UNICEF and Justice Canada.
  • Understanding the Law: The Worm
    Understanding the Law: The Worm
    Diane Obomsawin 1999 3 min
    In this animated short, Mrs. Popcorn is shocked to discover a worm in her canned drink. When the beverage company refuses to accept the blame, she's outraged! An intrepid consumer, Mrs. Popcorn takes the company to court for negligence.

    The Understanding the Law series is designed to demystify everyday aspects of Canadian civil law. Wry humour and a whimsical style make this informative series lively and memorable.
  • I Like Girls
    I Like Girls
    Diane Obomsawin 2016 8 min
    In this animated short from Diane Obomsawin, four women reveal the nitty-gritty about their first loves, sharing funny and intimate tales of one-sided infatuation, mutual attraction, erotic moments, and fumbling attempts at sexual expression. For them, discovering that they're attracted to other women comes hand-in-hand with a deeper understanding of their personal identity and a joyful new self-awareness.

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