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French Animation 'Slice' Tenderly Explores Teen Queer Love

digital · 2026-04-27

The French animation studio Pulp, founded by Yoann Roussin and Ylang Lebot, has created 'Slice', a short film about two teenage boys discovering mutual romantic feelings. Produced in 2021 during an artist residency at Bobbypills, a Parisian studio known for adult animation, the film follows Sasha, who wakes up after dreaming of kissing his best friend. The four-minute piece combines a rock soundtrack with a delicate visual and emotional style. The film premiered on Artribune, an Italian art publication, which also promotes its newsletters on art market trends, urban regeneration, and cultural tourism.

Key facts

  • Studio Pulp created the animated short 'Slice'.
  • Pulp is a French animation studio formed by Yoann Roussin and Ylang Lebot.
  • The film depicts two teenage boys discovering same-sex attraction.
  • It was created in 2021 during an artist residency promoted by Bobbypills.
  • Bobbypills is a Parisian studio specializing in adult animation.
  • The protagonist is named Sasha.
  • The film is four minutes long.
  • It features a rock soundtrack.

Entities

Artists

  • Yoann Roussin
  • Ylang Lebot

Institutions

  • Pulp
  • Bobbypills
  • Artribune

Locations

  • Paris
  • France

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