Synopsis

Sunny Afternoon is the confrontation of a “kind of” an avant-garde film with a “kind of” a music video, consequently questioning the standard taboos and clichés of both “genres”. Both the avant-garde film and the music video part make use of “typical” music & sound. Sunny Afternoon brings a film project to an end, which had first started 20 years ago, so naturally this is a reflection about time.

Thomas Renoldner

Thomas Renoldner (1960, Linz) studied psychology and educational theory from 1979-83, and 1989-94 painting and animation film at the Academy of Applied Arts in Vienna. Since his early youth, he has worked as a self-taught filmmaker, as well as in the areas of music, painting, installation and performance. He has made numerous experimental, animated and documentary films and some commercials. Also works as a producer, teacher, film historian, festival organiser and curator for animated films.