The short animated film, Affairs of the Art, has been nominated for an award at this year's Oscars ceremony. The film, which was made in Wales, follows the life of heroine Beryl. krishgm spoke to its creators.
Affairs of the Art, the latest in a series starring working class Welsh factory worker Beryl and her family, was made by a team from the University of South Wales, including director Joanna Quinn and writer producer Les Mills.
The film takes inspiration from the mundane aspects of life and the 15,000 drawings, done by hand, took six years to produce.
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