TV series

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26 x 7′

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Anselmo Wannabe

Anselmo Wannabe

Anselmo's imaginary adventures as he tries to answer the question “What do you want to be when you grow up.”

So children, what do you want to be when you grow up? This is the question the teacher asks his students at the beginning of each episode, is not an easy question for Anselmo, a very imaginative 11-year-old boy, who tries to find an answer as his imagination turns him into a footballer, a mayor, an astronaut, a pastry chef … with his own fantasy, he create a reality in which he finds himself dealing with the most common or the most absurd professions in the world. The different jobs offer an inexhaustible source of obstacles that will test him and trigger the comic misadventures, in constant competition with Letizia, his intelligent and precise classmate, who seems to exist for the whole purpose of making Anselmo appear even more inadequate. All the professions are described in a comical way, with paradoxical and delirious traits, but at the end of each episode Anselmo will always achieve success by mastering every skill.

Director’s statement
“Work” is an important subject with which we all have to deal sooner or later and it is just from our childhood that we planted the first seeds that led us to take all the necessary steps to become what we are today. Anselmo wants to give children ideas, alternatives, to take less obvious routes in life, maybe foreseen or which they never have thought of. But above all he wants to say that there are no bad or humble profession, but that any job if done with passion and dedication can be the greatest job ever. Indeed, no matter how many misadventures Anselmo will have, at the end of each episode through perseverance and creativity he will always be successful and triumphant, and this leads us to another important message of the series: failure is a part of the road to success, there are no easy roads, kids should learn to take every fall as a teaching and always keep on trying. Finally just look at Letizia's success to get another important theme: there are no female nor male jobs.

Director

Massimo Ottoni


max8ni@gmail.com
Producer

Federico Turani


info@ibridostudio.com

Country of production

Italy

Target audience

children 8-12

Animation technique

2D

Production company

IBRIDO Studio

Looking for

co-producer, financing, broadcaster

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CEE Animation is supported by the Creative Europe – MEDIA Programme of the European Union and co-funded by state funds and foundations and professional organisations from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia.

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