Black Day to Freedom
Rob Chiu, UK, 2005, 4’00
A horrible atrocity committed. A picture of pure terror. Massacre:
a stilled and detached portrayal.
Dynamo
F. Le Nezet & M. Goutte & B. Mousquet, France, 2005, 6’00
Two men manage an incredible flying machine until a small glitch
throws a big spanner in the works.
In Search Of The Puppeteer
Chih-Ming Chang, Taiwan, 2005, 5’10
An artist plays God with the progeny of Thing, Geisha hand puppets,
and a rogue robot.
En Garde
O. Colchen & C. de Meyer & T. van Maele, France, 2005,
4’00
Everyone’s favourite adrenaline sport -extreme fencing -
takes on a whole new dimension.
Forest Clearing
Simon Robson and Patrick Vale, UK, 2005, 3’00
A silhouette in a tall tower watches the characters of his imagination
interact below.
The End
M. Ledus & M. Samreth & M. Ruyant, France, 2005, 5’30
A scarecrow imprisoned for fraternising with the enemy hatches
a cunning escape plan.
Careful
Damian Gascoigne, UK, 2005, 6’07
A little girl finds freedom in a world where everything is suspended
by airborne string.
Rabbit
Run Wrake, UK, 2005, 8’30
1950’s style stickers perform a twisted fairytale about
an idol found in the belly of a rabbit.
Sur Le Fil
J.B. Ferder & A. Moussu & L. Hiawka, France, 2005, 6’30
Whispers of the past punctuate silence in the long, hollow days.
A man grieves alone.
The End
Camillelvis Thery, France, 2005, 4’15
A journey through the looking glass into a 2D cloud world with
a distinctly aquatic constabulary.
Maestro
Geza Toth, Hungary, 2004, 4’30
The maestro and his persistent mechanical assistant prepare for
an all-important performance.
Teddy
Andre Bergs, Holland, 2005, 3’30
An old man is made painfully aware of his slowness in a world
moving alarmingly quickly around him.
The Carnival of the Animals
Michaela Pavlatova, Czechoslovakia, 2006, 12’00
The latest masterpiece from this legendary animator. An animated
musical erotic fantasy dealing with the delights of the body.
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