The Norwegian-born, Canadian-based filmmaker Torill Kove won an Oscar seven years ago for her animated short “The Danish Poet,” a charming story about how her parents met. She’s back in the Oscar race this year with “Me and My Moulton,” which is on the 10-film shortlist in the animated short category, and which was nominated for an Annie Award as the year’s best short film.
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The central character in “Me and My Moulton” is the daughter in a family of unconventional architects, and the film, Kove has admitted, is autobiographical. So is her new short, “Redesigning Christmas,” in which the “Moulton” characters make an encore appearance to describe a distinctly idiosyncratic approach to the holidays.
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Kove and the National Film Board of Canada are premiering “Redesigning Christmas” on TheWrap.
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