„Surreal, hypnotic and fresh; this is a fun short that explores sexuality and queer relationships. Part of a new wave that draws from science fiction and traditional Hungarian animation, the winner of the Teddy short film prize is ENTROPIA.” – said by the independent jury.

The TEDDY AWARD is a societal engaged political award, which is given to films and people, that communicate queer themes and content on a large scale and contribute with this to more tolerance, acceptance, solidarity and equality in society.

Flóra Anna Buda’s short presents three parallel universes where three girls live in ifferent circumstances. A fly flies over these separate universes and creates a bug in the system, whereby the girls are able to move towards each other, meet and melt in a peaceful idyll while the whole universe collapses around them.

This is the second time that a graduation film in animation from Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design in Budapest is selected into the short competition programme of Berlinale: in 2014, the satirical sketch Symphony no. 42 by Réka Bucsi was premiered, and this year the futuristic-surrealistic Entropia by Flóra Anna Buda won the Teddy Award.

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