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Has Beans (1998) [N/A]

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Release Date:
September 1, 1998

Original Title:
Has Beans

Genres:
Animation | Comedy

Production Companies:
Australian Film Television and Radio School

Production Countries:
Australia

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 9

Two tribes, one table, lots of fun ... there can be only one!

Overview from TheMovieDB

The world is full of war and where can we hope to escape it? Home? - Certainly not by a stretch of this little computer animation. A lone kidney bean is being given the rough treatment by two much larger, bullying lima beans. In a number of fancy manoeuvres the kidney bean tricks the bullying two into believing they’ve killed him. When the kidney bean reaches his kin a battle of revenge is planned. The plan is foiled once ensconced in battle by the true ruler - the one who cooks beans in the kitchen. The battle scenes are stylistically similar to and remniscent of the battle scenes in the paintings of Australian artist, John Bracks, where he used pencils and decks of cards symbolically and as structural elements to recreate battle scenes.

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Production

Animation:
Andrew Tamandl

Digital Compositor:
Niki Bern
John Breslin

Director:
Andrew Tamandl

Editor:
Andrew Tamandl

Original Music Composer:
Toby Gorman

Producer:
Miriam Stein

Sound:
Linda Murdoch

Sound Recordist:
Luke Dunn Gielmuda

Technical Supervisor:
Timothy McCallum

Writer:
Andrew Tamandl

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