Who directed The Red Turtle film?
Michaël Dudok de Wit directed the 2016 animated fantasy drama film The Red Turtle. He is a Dutch animator who lived in London when he collaborated with Studio Ghibli.
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Michaël Dudok de Wit directed the 2016 animated fantasy drama film The Red Turtle. He is a Dutch animator who lived in London when he collaborated with Studio Ghibli.
The Red Turtle premiered on the 18th of May 2016 at the Cannes Film Festival. It competed in the Un Certain Regard section during that event.
Animators drew backgrounds with charcoal on paper and scanned them for use in Photoshop software. They created CGI elements for the raft and turtle while manually drawing shadow effects frame by frame over digital bases.
After her husband dies, the red-haired woman transforms back into a red turtle and swims away into the ocean. She places her hand upon his body before changing forms and leaving the beach.
The Red Turtle received an Academy Award nomination for Best Animated Feature from the 89th Academy Awards. It won multiple Annie Awards including Outstanding Achievement in Directing and the Un Certain Regard Special Prize at the Cannes Film Festival.