Mômimages, the World of the Spoks (1988)
Six Brussels children between ten to twelve years old make an animated film together in which they let their imaginations run wild. With great care, they sculpt characters, build sets, and bring everything to life with stop-motion. The end result is a universe full of angels and monsters, a creative translation of the way they experience the world around them. Filmmaker Patrick Van Antwerp gives a fascinating insight into the children’s creative process and the workings of the studio.
Director: Patrick Van Antwerpen
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Abdelilah Akhdim as Self |
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Nazha Akhdim as Self |
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Sukrie Keskin as Self |
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Jamal Khayar as Self |
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Ummüç Pola as Self |
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Mustapha Slimani as Self |
| Directing | Patrick Van Antwerpen | Director |
| Crew | Luc Bériot | Cinematography |
| Crew | Patrick Van Antwerpen | Cinematography |
| Sound | Christian Coppin | Sound |
| Editing | Nathalie Hureau | Editor |
| Editing | Emmanuelle Soupart | Editorial Production Assistant |
| Crew | Philippe Baudhuin | Mixing Engineer |
| Sound | Pierre Coulon | Music |
| Sound | Pierre Coulon | Musician |
| Sound | Michel Berckmans | Musician |
| Production | Geneviève Antoine | Production Coordinator |
| Production | Myriam Masson | Executive Producer |
