An animation short by Thomas Secaz
Jacotolocotoc
Jacot has a big problem: he farts and poops all the way! He tries to hide his annoying defects to win the heart of the beautiful Requine…

Jacotolocotoc

Direction: Thomas Secaz
Animation : Gilles Coirier, Marion Le Guillou, Souad Wedell
Script : Mimi Barthélémy
Technique : puppets
Editing : Thomas Secaz
Music : Yves Bodson – Coka – Marlène Dorcena

Voice : Thomas Numa
Sound design :
David Nelissen
Length:
12 minutes
Production : Jean-Luc Slock – Camera-etc, Jean-François Bigot & Camille Raulo – JPL Films

Galerie photos

    • First Prize – MICE XIRIVELLA at Mostra Internacional Educatiu 2019 (Espagne)
    • Filem’On Award au festival Filem’On (Belgique)
    • Mention spéciale au Tofuzi International Festival of Animated Films (Géorgie)
    • Vues d’Afrique – Festival International de Cinéma 2019 (Canada)
    • Festival International du Film d’Aubagne 2019 (France)
    • MICE – Mostra Internacional Cinema Educatiu 2019 (Spain)
    • All Negre 2018 (Spain)
    • Reggio Film Festival 2018 (Italy)
    • Filem’On – International Film Festival for Young Audiences 2018 (Belgium)
    • CINEKID – Screening Club 2018 (The Netherlands)
      Les Enfants Terribles – Festival des Premiers Films Européens 2018 (Belgium)
    • Animatou 2018 (Switzerland)
    • TOFUZI – International Festival of Animated Films 2018 (Georgia)
    • Anim’est – Bucharest International Animation Film Festival 2018 (Romania)
    • FIFF Namur – Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur 2018 (Belgium)
    • Festival de Cinéma de Douarnenez 2018 (France)
    • Cartoon Club – International Film Festival of Animation Cinema and Comics 2018 (Italy)
    • Festival du Court Métrage de Bruxelles 2018 (Belgium)

The director

Thomas Secaz graduated in animated film from the Gobelins School of the Image in Paris in 2001. His final film piece of the course, Alfredo Tango, is a stop motion film he co-directed with his fellow student Philippe Gürel. He moved to Belgium where he worked on several productions. He never lost the desire to go back to stop motion, which led him to direct his first short film, Jacotolocotoc.