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LIAF is proud to announce that we'll be hosting a Q&A with Will Rose (the filmmaker who brought Eagle Blue to our most recent annual festival), this Saturday, 28th January at East Dulwich Picturehouse. Eagle Blue won the Judges' vote for one of our much-loved childrens' screenings: 'Amazing Animations' (along with Ors Barczy's Hey Deer) so we're especially looking forward to hearing his 'A's' ...
Each year we search for the most diverse, open-minded, objective, and generally well-versed panel of Judges: educators; independent animators; producers; affiliates of prominent organisations (all with animation at their core); authors; curators and more... all are experts in their field and all possess the 'shining' when it comes to an informed and exploratory eye for the finest animation. LIAF ...
Best of the Fest Award: Before Love (Igor Kovyalov, Russia) Everybody is looking for love. But what is true love? A typically dramatic tale of human shortcomings from the acclaimed Russian filmmaker Igor Kovyalov. 19'00, 2016 Best British Film Award: Johnno’s Dead (Chris Shepherd, UK/France) Serving twelve years behind bars for a crime you didn't commit focuses the mind. A terrifying and ...
What follows is an extended introduction to LIAF 2016’s International Competition Programme 7: Long Shorts. Find out more here. This may be one of the finest single collections of animation we have ever screened at LIAF. Animation is an art form that often demands much of its audience. Watching good animated films can be a demanding, ...
What follows is an extended introduction to LIAF 2016’s International Competition Programme 6: Below the Surface. Find out more here. Surfaces. The concept is one of the simplest to grasp and one of the first learned by new-borns. We stand on a footpath, our dinner sits on top of a table, a movie is projected onto ...
What follows is an extended introduction to LIAF 2016’s International Competition Programme 5: Into the Dark. Find out more here. Animation has always harboured a dark heart. The earliest animation enthusiastically gave vision to nightmares that people had never before seen move except in their imaginations. From the beginning it delivered often unsuspecting audiences a hefty ...
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