Best Animation at Oscar, ‘Flow’ takes fans to wait for over an hour in Latvian museum line so they can see the award statuette
Responsible for bringing the first Oscar nomination for a Latvian production and the first Latvian movie to win the golden statuette, ‘Flow’ ended up with the best animated award at the Latvia Art Museum last week, generating a line of more than an hour so that visitors could see the latest recognition of the cinemaker work closely. GINTES ZILBALODIS.
The information was shared by the director himself on social networks, where he shared a video of the exhibition assembly with the prize being carried carefully by employees using gloves and placed under a cubic glass protection, followed by images of countless people in line waiting to observe the statuette; look:
In addition to the Oscar that the animated project won in the category in which it competed against ‘wild robot’, ‘Fun Mind 2’, ‘Wallace & Gromit: Aracol Memories’, they are also exhibited at the Golden Globe Museum, as well as one of the Annie Awards awards, where ‘Flow’ was the winner of best independent animated feature and best script. Animated feature film.
Remember that the animation accompanies a black cat that, after a flood, ends up having to look for a new shelter. Under the water, it becomes the crew member of a boat where a capybara initially lived, but that, throughout the journey, becomes the home of a lemure, a dog and even a heron, making them learn to overcome differences and find out more about altruism so they can survive.
The film, which is poster in Brazilian theaters, will also be made available for streaming in a new national platform, Filmelier+, which promises to bring the film to the catalog in April.
Source: Recreio
