Four great programmes today Saturday 31st May. This after noon at Central Library and this evening at Anthony Burgess Foundation’s the Engine Room. All tickets are free except Bafta Shorts £5/£4.
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Screening now until 2.15pm is Animation Shorts.
KINO ANIMATION (Cert PG) @ Central Library, 12.30pm – 2.15pm
A kaleidoscope of animation techniques ranging from brilliant CGI in the moving tale of ‘Little Freak’ to traditional cel painting in ‘Sebastan’ which visualises the technicolour imagination of a child escaping from the monochrome world of adult life. Familiar environments are re-imagined by the ingenious ‘Daybreak’ using simple story board layouts, and time, space and gravity are redefined through the medium of everyday materials in ‘The Other Worldly’.
More Details of this programme here.
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- Best
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- Daybreak
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- Gelato Go Home
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- Litlte Freak
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- Sebastian
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- Sausage
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- Za Edgara
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- This Bigger Picture
BAFTA SHORT FILMS 2014 (Cert PG) @ Central Library Performance Space, 2.30pm
A feature-length selection of short live action and animated films from the EE British Academy Film Awards (BAFTA).
BAFTA “Eight small wonders, stocked with infinite space […] special screening of the eight short films that competed at the BAFTAs is a joyous subversion of the norm.” – Ryan Gilbey, New Statesman
More details of this programme here.
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- Room 8
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- Sleeping with the Fishes
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- Sea View
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- Keeping Up with the Jones
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- Island Queen
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- Orbit Ever After
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- I Am Tom Moody
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- Orbit Every After
INTERNATIONAL PANORAMA (Cert 15) @ Anthony Burgess Centre, 6.15pm
Spectacular global shorts, including the enchanting story of a lonely wooden bench in Christoph Schinko’s ‘A Bench’s Tale’, a harrowing tale of corruption and human frailty in Ryan Prows’ ‘Narcocorrido’, and Martin Rosete’s breath taking multi award winner ‘Voice Over’. More details of this programme here.
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- Voice Over
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- Smile
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- A Bench’s Tale
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- Narcocorrido
KINO FANTASY (Cert 15) @Anthony Burgess Foundation, the Engine Room, 8:30pm
Kino Fantasy explores alternative realities, presenting visions of past and future worlds, and offering new perspectives on the present one. In the UK Premiere of Thierry Lorenzi’s haunting space opera ‘ON/OFF’, a memory of a life once lived on earth is all that remains for a lonely astronaut; whilst in Luca Zuberbuehler’s multi award winning ‘Lothar’ a man with a curious affliction must choose between saving the world or saving his toast!
More details of this programme here.
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- Sunset Day
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- Lothar
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- Mouse
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- Marion