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The Magic of Anansi
2001
6 min
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This animated short tells the story of Anansi, a little spider who is tired of being snubbed by other the jungle animals, especially Mr. Tiger. As Anansi plots and schemes to change things, he realizes he can't gain respect by putting others down. Part of the Talespinners collection, which uses vibrant animation to bring popular children’s stories from a wide range of cultural communities to the screen.
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Talespinners2000 15 filmsTalespinners, for ages 5-9, includes seven tales of children who confront challenges with ingenuity and creativity. Each story brings facets of a different cultural community to the screen, through a setting, accent, folk element, tradition, particular food or vocabulary. Young viewers will be captivated by the adventures and determination of the Talespinners’ children. This collection includes four original tales and three inspired by books. The stories have particular appeal to modern kids growing up in a complicated world.
This animated short tells the story of Anansi, a little spider who is tired of being snubbed by other the jungle animals, especially Mr. Tiger. As Anansi plots and schemes to change things, he realizes he can't gain respect by putting others down.
Part of the Talespinners collection, which uses vibrant animation to bring popular children’s stories from a wide range of cultural communities to the screen.
Part of the Talespinners collection, which uses vibrant animation to bring popular children’s stories from a wide range of cultural communities to the screen.
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réalisateurJamie Mason
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animateurLuigi AllemanoJamie Mason
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narrateurWinston Sutton
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consultantSheldon Cohen
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supervision de la production de l'animationMarie Renaud
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spécialiste en imagerie numériqueNormand Gauthier
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infographie principaleItsik Romano
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NoneRandall FinnertyDominic TremblayJon GascoSerene El-haj DaoudShira AvniTutkam BooksLuigi Allemano
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assistant à l'infographieMichelle MacDonaldMichel Provencher
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écritureSugith Varughese
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adaptationMary Withers
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montage imagePhyllis Lewis
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montage sonoreLeopoldo GutierrezPhyllis Lewis
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enregistrement de la musiqueGeoffrey Mitchell
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enregistrement de musique - assistancePatrick Viegas
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ré-enregistrementShelley CraigGeoffrey Mitchell
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coordination de la postproductionAndrée LachapelleRichard Lesage
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administration du programmeGisèle GuilbaultAndrée Lachapelle
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producteur exécutifDavid VerrallIsobel Marks
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producteurTamara Lynch
Âge 7 à 9 ans
Sujets scolaires
Ce conte antillais sur le respect de soi et des autres constitue l’introduction parfaite à un module sur le français, art du langage, axé sur les fables et les mythes d’autres pays. Demandez aux élèves de trouver d’autres contes portant sur des thèmes similaires. Invitez-les à rédiger ou à dessiner leur propre fable, à la publier et à en faire lecture aux autres élèves, au personnel de l’école et aux parents. Ce conte représente également une bonne façon d’amorcer un module scientifique sur les araignées et leurs toiles.