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Wherever You Go There You Are (2009) [N/A]

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Written by:
Sara Barbas (story)
Sara Barbas
Ricardo Blanco (story)

Directed by:
Sara Barbas

Release Date:
June 1, 2009

Original Title:
Wherever You Go There You Are

Genres:
Adventure | Animation

Production Countries:
Portugal | United Kingdom

Ratings / Certifications:
N/A

Runtime: 3

Overview from TheMovieDB

A little girl, a woman, and an old lady are all in constant movement. They live their own simple journeys that culminate together in one unique and revealing story ending.

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A little girl, a woman, and an old lady are all in constant movement. They live their own simple journeys that culminate together in one unique and revealing story ending. Wherever You Go There You Are was developed for the MA in Animation at the University of the West of England in Bristol, and completed independently in Portugal. The director - Sara Barbas - has won the Young Portuguese Director Award at Cinanima 2008 - the 32nd International Animated Film Festival of Espinho, Portugal, with this Animated Short Film.

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Additional information:

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Rankings and Honors
Internet Movie Database	5.0/10
Awards Won:	1 win.

Production

Animation:
Sara Barbas
Ricardo Blanco
Osvaldo Medina

Digital Effects Producer:
Sérgio Duque

Director:
Sara Barbas

Editor:
Sara Barbas
Vibeke Cleaverley

Music:
Leo Mendes
Igor Higa

Sound Editor:
Phil Zentner

Story:
Ricardo Blanco
Sara Barbas

Writer:
Sara Barbas

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