Radheya Jang
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- 2022-24years at AFIN
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Radheya Jang is an Australian director based in London. His film 'Trading Cards' won First Prize at Flickers' Rhode Island International Film Festival for Best Short Animation, won the Special Jury Mention at SXSW London and has been selected for 24 Academy Award-qualifying film festivals including Raindance and Palm Springs International ShortFest. His films have screened at Austin Film Festival, Flickerfest, Sydney Film Festival, AFI Fest, Fantasia and Sitges, establishing a sustained international presence. His work has been showcased by Sony and the World Health Organisation, and he has collaborated with globally recognised brands including Dyson and WaterAid.
From the Judges, on BIRD DRONE (2024)
From the Judges, on BIRD DRONE
A wordless animated short about the unlikely bond between a bird and a piece of modern technology, this film blends whimsy and warmth with a confident command of tone. The panel found its animation style beautifully suited to the story, grounding a tender fantasy in a recognisable world, and loved how surely it carried the audience between comedy and genuine feeling while keeping its rhythm sure-footed throughout.
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