
LIAF kick-started the Summer of animation at the Barbican with a fantastic, near full-house screening of some of the greatest films that have screened at LIAF over the years, as well as a look forward to this year’s LIAF with one of the films that is sure to have people around Festival-time talking– ‘Bobby Yeah’.
The […]
Posted July 6, 2011 – 7:10 pm
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LIAF has been screening the world’s best animated films for the last seven years. We’ve received more than 10,000 entries, screened more than 1,500 films and had some of the most talented animators in the world come and hang out with us.
In celebration of moving to our new venue; The Barbican, we […]
Posted June 26, 2011 – 2:30 pm
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As part of The Barbican’s ‘Watch Me Move: The Animation Show’ this Summer, LIAF will be curating four very special sessions. Here’s a sneak preview of each…
Learn more about ‘Watch Me Move: The Animation Show’, at the the Barbican.
Andrew Osmond introduces ‘The Bug Trainer’.
Writer Andrew Osmond, author of the essential new guide 100 Animated Feature […]
Posted April 17, 2011 – 5:56 pm
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In March LIAF attended a screening of the National Film & Television School’s animation graduate films. We were so impressed with what we saw, we decided to ask them if they’d like to make this year’s LIAF trailer.
The brief: 30-45 seconds in this year’s Festival Technique Focus – Cut-out Animation, with an appearance […]
Posted April 17, 2011 – 5:55 pm
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The LIAF Mini-Fest on 1st and 2nd April was a huge success, bringing together the LIAF audience and friends for our first major event of 2011 in the wonderful environment of the Horse Hospital.
Over 2 nights the audience was treated to a full blown retrospective of one of the UK’s most […]
Posted April 17, 2011 – 5:50 pm
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In the years following WWII, Yugoslavian animation companies of various sizes had been struggling along working in isolation. By the early 1950’s, organizations such as Duga Film, Zora Film and Nastavni Film had reached the end of their respective roads.
Although their output of work was unspectacular creatively, they had provided a first-start for a generation […]
Posted April 15, 2011 – 1:32 pm
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