Gladius - ESMA 2020
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Pendant la Grèce antique, Marcus, vigneron, est hanté par son passé de gladiateur.
During ancient Greece, Marcus, a winemaker, was haunted by his past as a gladiator.
Réalisateurs / directors: Margaux Latapie, Grégory Diaz, Florian Cazes, Marie-Charlotte Deshayes-Ducos, Clément Petellaz, Baptiste Ouvrard, Jimmy Natchoo, Guillaume Mellet
Musique / music: Sophian Alkurdi
Son / sound: José Vicente, Yoann Poncet, Sébastien Fournier, Tristan Le Bozec - Studio des Aviateurs
Film d'animation réalisé dans le cadre de la formation cinéma d'animation 3D de l'école ESMA (promo 2020).
© ESMA - Ecole Supérieure des Métiers Artistiques
www.esma-3d.fr/
#esma #cgmovie #gladiateur
I love the historical accuracy, having the Retiarius and the Secutors, along with a proper roman dagger
I thing the one with the scythe-arm was a Scissor rather than a Secutor
@@NormanBates456 yes a scissor, incredible that the director knew to put one of these in
@@NormanBates456 the shield and Gladius one is the secutore
yes, very nice, except they weren't aloud to kill eachother
@@sorcika gladiators literally existed to kill eachother, wtf are you on about
I like how he remembers his opponents as monsters, i wish we could've seen what the big guy really looked like
Better remember them as monster, rather than acknowledging them as human. It hurt less like that.
But when the dust fell off and only cold corpses remain, the ugly truth appear.
Well I don't think he ever looked at the big guy long enough to maybe notice him as normal. He was too busy fighting the skinny dude and was still in fear or whatever it was. But yeah it would have been nice to have that question answered.
Great Imperator Claudius Nero said "you are branded a Christian. Time for the lions to have their dinner"
Reminds me of something I read about old knights suddenly freaking out and thinking they're on a battlefield when they hear the sound of metal clash together.
More than two thousand years of combat and we still don't know how to properly treat those with PTSD.
That's the thing, people who go to war aren't given the treatment and payment that they deserve when they come back. They're often disposed of by the government, forgotten and riddled with mental problems and physical impairments. It's always been like that, and unfortunately it hasn't changed.
at least a legionary got a plot of land, a farm, slaves and enough gold to tend to it.
an american veteran is lucky if he gets free waffles.
Put them in the Triarii and problems solved.
PTSD is a modern disease. Result of a dissonant society who social and religious standarts demonize any tipe of violence at same time who requires men and woman to do that in their "jobs".
Ancient cultures was more tolerant with violence on a more natural way. Some of then was based on a system of "fight and death makes a good life".
Hypocrites leaders say to you "we need to evolute and purge the violence" at same time who enforce troops to harass you with violence if you don"t obbey then.
There's no solution for this dichotomy...
@@solucaoatende
There is. Use the Usamericaning and the problem in Usamerica is solved.
Probably the word goes by Pusy Tlties S3x Diks
This simple animation perfectly symbolizes PTSD and it hurts me because my grandpa was a soldier who had a big scar on his belly and a scar on both arms he was literally depressed but now he has passed away and now he's free from all the pain he got physically and mentally. May he forever rest in peace
I was almost certain that he had killed his wife or son during his flashback frenzy. compared to that the end was almost a relief.
Same here honestly
He punched a tree. Hence the knuckles
This isn't Kratos all over again
I for some reason think that would be a stronger point to something like he may have won his freedom but his fights now have become his reality
Same, I am glad they didn't go that route
"I don't hate you for what you are. I hate myself for what I became because of you." -Chief Mile O'Brien (Paraphrase)
A Retiarius (main character), Murmillo (teammate), Scissor (slender fellow), and I don’t know what the big guy is. A giant Thrax perhaps
The plus side is it looks like he's living ok at the end with a child, and possibly a family, who cares in a beautiful house.
Hard to conquer ptsd/depression when you're homeless
Besides its beautiful technique and art, this film also gives us a glance of what very likely was the life, the suffering and the regrets of the few fortunate men a women that fought, survived and won their freedom in the coliseum. That's the way a good story that also can teach us something of value should be told and not those bad written things full of politics and ideological nonsense that only look to fill a series of check marks that ruins what could be a good and illuminating story that some try to sold us, good job!.
Gladiatorial games were really not as deadly as people generally think. Gladiators mostly fought beasts and non-leathal exhabition matches. Some did die of course but not nearly as many as popular media generally depicts.
@@petercreedy5241 Yeah, and also the fighters were usually trained professionals, even if they were enslaved. No-one wanted to pay to watch dudes ineloquently beat each other to death, they wanted a spectacle
@@beezel226 Many weren't slaves, as well. Most were, but there were men, and women, who voluntarily became Gladiators. Probably to escape debt or some such reason.
Gladyatör
Le passé du gladiateur ressurgit et le tiraille, le prenant aux entrailles.
Le meurtre de ce jeune garçon casqué anonyme tueur à ses yeux l'a marqué.
L'ambiance qui se dégage de ce court-métrage est juste très prenante, j'adore.
4:54 l'effet du sang est juste impressionnant 👌🏼
Très belle animation une fois de plus
Very good job. Details are so realistic. The final sky is beautiful!
Flashbacks are terrible no matter what age the battle was fought in.
Excellent animation, beautifully done story, intercuts were well timed and placed, the retirement of a successful gladiator might include a small vineyard or other farm. The suggestion of another (son? wife?) who sympathizes was perfect.
• Possibly erroneous notes:
(In other words, things I think are true but haven't researched.)
All four of the gladiators, unless already dead, are in deep trouble for killing their opponent without permission. This includes the main character.
The main character is armed as a Retiarius, which means he should have a net. I don't know if I just missed it, or if this is a common variant.
The slender opponent's weapon looked like a larger variant of a Star Trek Lirpa. Obviously, the gladiator type came first, but the description of the gladiator weapon is different.
In any case, WELL DONE!
Very good observations. Nevertheless a fine movie.
super
The slender opponent was a Scissor type Gladiator, I believe.
The match-up in teams of two is accurate, as gladiator types were sort-of like character classes in vidoe games where each type had a specific tactical role. The main guy was a rētiārius (though he should have had a net), the two big guys were secūtōrēs, and the skinny guy was an arbēlas.
The secūtōrēs and the rētiāriī were trained to counter each-other, so it's kind of ironic they teamed up and unlikely that two secūtōrēs would fight each-other. The rētiārius-arbēlas match up is accurate, but not in the way shown, as the arbēlas' job is to cut the net off of his partner when the rētiārius throws it.
A lanista - the person who owned, fed, housed, and trained the gladiators - would loan out gladiators to arena managers for a fee. If a gladiator died in the ring, the manager owed the lanista many times the original rate to account for lost income. Instead, most gladiators would signal defeat by raising their finger and walk away relatively uninjured. If this was ignored, the manager would obviously be very pissed off, though the gladiator who killed his opponent would probably be off scott-free because the arena manager was responsible for whatever happened in the ring.
@@sulien6835 Fantastic explanation, I appreciate the details. Many thanks.
I had "This Time" by the Grigoryan Brothers playing throughout the film, it synced up perfectly and embodied everything that I hear in the song. It was a beautiful story and I think there should be more like this, purely for the symbolism and meaning behind it.
The madness of amusing the masses.
Individual fates, suffering and sorrow, gawked at by the cheering audience, unaware of the tragedy hidden behind the fate of each soul.
Ave Caesar, morituri te salutant.
Ave Caesar. Those who are about to die salute you.
Words cannot describe how “ The hardest thing to do afterwards is to live with the actions you’ve done and to forgive your self when the dust settles “ the only thing you can do is to put one foot in front of the other
you ( the readers ) might find that my words are cold and callus and uncaring but it’s true my grandfather on my stepdads side told me these words “ the hardest thing to do is to live with the actions you’ve done and to forgive yourself when the dust settles “
preach
--- I've been saying it for years; some of the best CGI animation in the world comes from France and some of the best of that comes from ESMA --- 19AUG21
Very very True!!!
Japan is just overrated!!
I Agree you should watch arcane its was made by fortiche and riot
It was really awsome made, and domething you actully can relate to it today, with exable our soldiers that have been in a war and coming home with PTSD and other trauma
"We Are All, Haunted By The Past..." - Varian Wrynn (World of Warcraft)
Juste superbe comme toujours!!!
THE GRAPHICS IS INCREDABLE,AMAZING AND UNEXPLAINABLY FANTASTIC
BEST ANIMATED GRAPHICS I HAVE EVER SEEN.....
Great perspectives of a 'gladiator' - in very innovative aspects!
This was very gripping and full on energy and emotion. Great story.
MAGNIFIQUE ! Je n'ai pas la violence mais là elle est bien représentée avec sa perversité et souffrances.
The weak become feeble, the strong becomes the final line.
-Triarii, probably.
Histoire simple, mais si efficace!
It is said that PTSD is more often not caused by what happens to someone, but rather by what someone watched themselves do.
Тот момент, когда ты думаешь, что тебя никто не видит и даешь волю фантазии
IN-CRO-YA-BLE 👏🏻 Bravo! Très belle réalisation, on sent tout le travail derrière 🥸
Translated as unbelievable!
I can feel the piece & silence in the village🤩
Un grand bravo à vous les mecs ! C'est vraiment incroyable comme toujours, depuis plus de 10 ans que je vous suit, les court métrage de votre école on en quelques sorte bercé mon enfance. Vous faites vraiment de l’excellent boulot, j'espère que vous trouverais un métier digne de vos ambitions à la fin de vos études ^^.
Tienes razon
Et filles ;)
@@ltm2884 Il est vrai ^^' désoler, surtout qu'elles on souvent de super idées dans le domaine :D
And that's what PTSD looks like.
This made me feel very vulnerable and small, the author did a good job.
Bravo! Pas besoin de dialogue. Tout est dans les regards et les intentions. C'est simplement magnifique.
Une belle illustration du syndrome du stress post traumatique 👏
...... certes, Nayana chips.
Mais personnellement je ne l'ai compris qu'en lisant le synopsis rédigé par ESMA ! En effet, comme je ne situais pas ce 'Marcus' vigneron dans la Grèce antique, mais plutôt du temps de PAGNOL, je ne risquais pas de comprendre !
Et ce Marcus eût dû s'appeler : Μάρκος (= MARKOS). Cela eût fait davantage grec antique que Marcus, qui est latin, Rome antique, à 100% !
Sinon, SUPER GÉNIAUX LES DESSINS !
👍👍👍👍👍👍
@@solveiglandvikbrg9103 Pourquoi situez-vous le film dans la Grèce Antique alors qu'il s'agit manifestement de gladiateurs Romains ? Le prénom Marcus fonctionne donc parfaitement !
@@chloebopha2744
Certes, Chloé !
Mais lisez donc le court synopsis donné par les étudiants de l'école ESMA sous leur vidéo : ce sont EUX les 'fautifs' ! Ils évoquent la GRÈCE ANTIQUE (et non la Rome de l'Antiquité qui - vous avez raison - était horriblement friande de ces combats entre êtres humains 😱 !)..
Bien amicalement à vous...
Surreal & yet so REAL like the impressionists but hearts of blood!
That is so awesome
Very well done portrayal of PTSD
Top !bravo cousin et tte l équipe !👏👏👏👏👏
Beau et tragique... Superbes graphismes, réalisation parfaite. Bravo !!
The characters remind me of the games(2003 xbox,ps2,gamecube) Classes. The Murmillo's, the secutor and the samnite. Good memories~
_Toujours les meilleures histoires, merci Esma 👏👏👏_
Iya betul
Great work with the eyes.
C'est simplement incroyable.
Amazing story enfolding pace, and neat animation. 🔥🔥👏🏻
boy i would love to do a project with these rigs and characters great job
Very good animation.... it’s just that gladiator fights were mostly just a show and not a fight to the death closer to today’s boxing or UFC. A lot of the people that competed were highly trained soldiers or knights that would be too expensive to just kill, so even gladiator fights had rules and laws to minimize casualties and injuries
love the concept and the animation is so smooth, love it
this is an amazing animation, though I can get over the fact that the unmasked fighter did the chad pose when he died
This was really intense and amazing. 👍🏻 Great job
Fantastic film. So well drawn and animated with a great poignant story
I think it's about loosing sight of reality through drugs,fame ... kid lost sight of reality and the ones he loved died, because of that he ends up fighting himself till he kills himself. After that Reality shows up he realises and the people love him for killing himself. He eventually find himself against in another person that loves him
Жаль что это произведенье увидило так мало людей
Great short story. Some things never leave us.
When I was 3 or 4 my grandfather dosed off on the couch. I was sitting play on the floor. He suddenly began to scream,”they are coming through the windows.” Shoot them. I was so young and it terrified me. He was a marine in the 4th division on tinium, Saipan and iwo jima. My nightmares began that night. Regularly afraid of the windows. I grew up and entered the service as well. My experiences were different, but somewhat traumatic. So now i dream about dragging dead solders along a trench for miles and miles. Bodies everywhere. I am to get them back home. But so many bodies. My grandfather passed almost 10 years ago. As i get to the destination with a body on my back, i look up and see him. He tells me to never feel sorry for myself and that we did our duty. The sleep meds keep the dreams under control. My doctor says mostly I have survivors guilt. I’m a big guy 5,9 230 lbs with muscle not fat. Do jui jitsu daily. And sometimes when Im alone I weep.
Thank you and your grandpa for your service and I wish you the best in life o7
Very good animation
superbe réalisation, j'ai vraiment adoré tout l'œuvre, je me demande quelles sont les logiciels utilisées pour réaliser cette animation.
OUTSTANDING !!!
I COULD point out the historical Inaccuracy about colosseum fights but I won’t
It just bothers me sooooooo much ):
Не ты,так тебя. Выбор один!
The end is better
Raise your hand to the roaring crowd and pledge your allegiance to glory.
Au top ! Félicitations !
Heartbreaking
Looks like ol' mate dropped his guard...
each person was just fighting to live another day
He looks like cal from new looney toons. Also have an episode similar to this.
I love esma movies 😌
Point being the further back in time you go. The worse the condition of ptsd was for those who had it. Imagine what the soldiers of the roman legion went through. Or any soldier of that time really.
crying
Hell yeah! Thx4this!
Oh yes, the past can hurt. But the way I see it, you can either run from it, or... learn from it. - Rafiki, The Lion King (1994)
Superb work.. awesome!! could I use a 10 sec footage for a project of mine pls with your permission? pls mentioning credit to you for the footage..
Bravo. 👏
Etanois, que animação show de bola. Da pra ver o desespero no olhar dele quando a adrenalina acaba e se toca de que aconteceu.
This was really intense and amazing.
Art
Jungle jail stil better,but this,its cool too,but the jungle jail its TOO MUCH NOSTALGIC,BUT CONTINUE MAKES FILMSSS
Wow!
Il était très rare de voir un gladiateur mourir car il coûté très chère en temps et en argent a former et élevé, c'est un peu comme un joueur de foot.
Sa rend les arènes un peu moins violant, se qui est pas mal
Awesome loved it!
ce serais possible d'avoir la musique ?
Well done! Awesome!
ESMA always incredible.
in a real fight you don't get such a thing as a 'winner', only (if you're lucky) survivors.
The trouble is that surviving too many fights makes it harder to survive everyday life.
This guy 'won' by fighting to earn a life for his son where the boy didn't have to fight to survive, I hope he didn't pass on his personal war to his son.
The father won his freedom in the gladiatorial arena.
So of course he will suffer PTSD.
Beautiful
Belle histoire
Гладиатор!начало...
this was sad wowee
Brilliant
Gladius is the latin term for sword.....
Hermoso!
better than purple-haired disney star wars. facts
Are you not entertained?!
His fellow gladiator looks almost like Dominic Santiago from the Gears of War franchise.
das beschreibt den trauma eines erfolgreichen gladiator am besten
Please! 🥺Can anyone explain me the deep meaning of this short flim ?🙏
What Sound Play in 4:55?