Idiots and Angels

The refined and elusive strokes of Bill Plymton return to appear at the festival of Sitges, with them, the acid humor of this brilliant director of animation. Idiots and Angels was born of a simple idea, that of an angel who does not want his wings, and soon became the story of a man of routine life and some malice that from night to day becomes a winged, capable being to fly. Plympton returns with the sharp pen, close to the expertise of Michel Houllebecq when portraying the human and with an animation style as exceptional as that of Jan Svankmajer or David Lynch. Candidate for best animated film at the Annecy International Animated Film Festival, one of the most prestigious in the world, and Official Section of the Tribeca Film Festival.