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saturday 5 september
| 7.00pm | RENOIR
CINEMA
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of our most important programmes, the British Panorama will once
again bring
together a collection of films from Britain’s established
and emerging animators.
Many of the animators attend the screening and this is your chance
to see where animating
in Britain is at and to meet some of the art form’s creators. |
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Yellow
Belly End
Philip Bacon
2009, 8’50
An enormous cliff top, blue sky, multiple
deaths and a man keeping a meticulous note of it all.
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Special Glue and
other stories
Andy Sykes
2009, 4’00
Three contemplative tales of childhood, told
from the point of view of an adult self. |
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Early Birds
Suky Best
2008, 5’00
A document of the dawn chorus making us look anew at a daily occurrence
and the wild animals we encounter on a daily basis. |
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Zoo
Robin
Bushell
2009, 2’40
A trip to the zoo ends in colourful chaos. |
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Rapunzel’s Flight
Gustavo Arteaga
2008,
6’05
In a bid for freedom, a
young boy helps his friend to the sea, in a stunning mix of model
animation and real life landscapes. |
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Transitional Moments
1-6
David Shrigley
2009,
5’00
Six short animations from
the inimitable Mr Shrigley created for Google. |
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Welcome Homes
Gemma Burditt
2009,
4’00
From the isolated corners
of London’s back streets, abandoned old-age pensioners are collected
up and taken to the shelter of ‘Welcome Homes’. |
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The Persistent Resistance
of Vision
James Baker
2008,
2’35
First you see it, and then
you don’t. Or do you…? |
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Under Skies
Michaela Nettell
2008,
3’30
Sequential photographs of
a model-boat lake at dawn, an everyday scene made magical. |
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Bruce
Tom
Judd
2009, 3’25
Advances in open-source genetic programming allow
a young man to grow his very own action hero. |
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I See What you are
Saying
Lottie White
2009,
5’20
One person's experience
of growing up as a profoundly Deaf child in a hearing family. |
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A Traditional Christmas
at Small Birds Singing
Linda McCarthy
2008, 3’20
Join
the Unbelievable family – Spandisman, Consommé and Delphinium
– for this darkly festive look at Christmas. |
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How to Destroy the
World: Computer Games/Food/Rubbish/Transport
Pete Bishop
2008, 10’00
How To Destroy The World looks at how we humans
can do it easier and faster. Join a polygamous Viking, pet eating
vegetables, chickenpigs and the Guzzler Family on these four journeys
to the end of the world. |
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Little Face
Matthew Walker/Ben Lole
2009, 10’20
Having missed his train Nathan decides to pass
the next two hours with a cup of coffee and a crossword. If only he
had decided not to sit by the window. |
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Strange Meeting
Mike Stephenson
2008, 3’20
Based on the harrowing and moving war poem by
Wilfred Owen. |
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Wood
McBess and Simon Landrein
2009, 5’30
A music video for the band Dead Pirates where
the band members embark on a surreal musical journey. |
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THE SURPRISE DEMISE
OF FRANCIS COOPER's MOTHER
Felix Massie
2008, 7’25
Francis Cooper always assumed his father would
die before his mother. |
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