Festivals:

• Linoleum Festival (Kyiv, Ukraine), 2023
• ANILOGUE – International Animation Film Festival (Budapest, Hungary), 2022, Retrospective of Priit Pärn’s films
• FANTOCHE – International Animation Film Festival (Baden, Switzerland), 2022
• FANTOCHE – International Animation Film Festival (Baden, Switzerland), 2018
• Animateka – International Animated Film Festival (Ljubljana, Slovenia), 2016
• Baltic Film Festival (Berlin, Germany), 2005, Focus Estland: Animation – Hommage au Priit Pärn
• Cosmic Zoom Film Festival (Copenhagen, Denmark), 2003
• Salso Corto Film Festival (Sasomaggiore Terme, Italy), 1989, Retrospective of Priit Pärn’s films
• Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival (Bristol, Great Britain), 1989
• FIPRESCI Symposium in Repino (USSR) , 1986
• Annecy International Animation Film Festival (France), 1985
• Estonian SSR Film Festival (USSR), 1986, Jury’s Prize
• Rapla – Animated Film Festival (Rapla, USSR), 1985, Audience Award
• Tallinn Polytechnic Institute Film Festival (Tallinn, USSR), 1985, Väike Hammasratas – for the best short film
• ZINEBI – Bilbao International Festival of Documentary and Short Film (Spain), 1985, Best Animated Film
• CINANIMA – International Animated Film Festival (Espinho, Portugal), 1985, 1st Prize
• USSR Film Festival (USSR), 1985, Diploma – for imagination, resourcefulness and wit
• Varna World Festival of Animated Film (Bulgaria), 1985, Grand Prix

This short animation stars a small cat with a long striped tail who just can’t seem to get organized. He bustles about the room doing morning house chores, but gets preoccupied with the next one before he has properly completed the previous one. Eventually, his day turns into a much stranger, more surreal, and more sadistic adventure than he ever could have anticipated. From award-winning Estonian filmmaker Priit Pärn comes another playfully absurd and whimsical film that challenges traditional animation techniques, with the hand of the animator entering the image and spinning the screen itself.