
Best of the Festival Award: Me and My Moulton (Torill Kove, Canada/Norway)
The latest beautifully crafted short from Oscar-winner Torill Kove tracing a young girl’s journey around her creative, unconventional and loving but hopelessly out-of-touch parents.
14’00, 2014
Best British Film Award: Endgame (Phil Mulloy, UK)
After a tough week at the office, Richard and George like to play war ...
Posted December 11, 2015 – 5:59 pm
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Welcome to International Competition Programme 6: Below the Surface - our 6th curation for LIAF 2015 competition programmes, and your 6th opportunity to vote for your favourite animation and tell us why. Please do keep picking up those voting forms and giving us your much-valued feedback. We read every single form, digest each one with our pondering caps ...
Posted December 7, 2015 – 10:02 pm
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An introduction to International Competition Programme 2: Being Human, with extra info about some of the films screening, some trailers and lots of pics!
Being Human screens 6pm, Sun 7 Dec. At Barbican book tickets
Sometimes the simplest things are the hardest to do well. Pixilation is an animation technique that has fooled many an animating hopeful into ...
Posted December 5, 2015 – 9:24 pm
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On Sunday 5pm we'll be screening the UK Premiere of Jan Balej's animated feature based on the classic fairytale 'The Little Mermaid.
At Barbican book tickets
Little From The Fish Shop (Jan Balej, Czech Republic)
One day the Sea King and his family find themselves forced to move from their home deep underneath the surface of the sea ...
Posted December 5, 2015 – 3:41 pm
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As always, there is much brewing away in the cauldron of abstract and experimental animation the world over. No programme gets more curatorial attention (nor more feedback) than this one. LIAF’s commitment to this type of animation is more or less unique among the family of international animation festivals. It is not always the most ...
Posted December 5, 2015 – 12:03 pm
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The Netherlands Institute for Animation Film (NIAf) is - or was - an utterly unique organisation. Officially opened in September 1993, NIAf was a curious hybrid, intensely focused on supporting animation as an artform through a number of different activities.
Join us for a celebration of the 'is' and the 'was' of the NIAf, Sat 5 Dec ...
Posted December 5, 2015 – 1:43 am
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