Catalogue 2013 - Encounters Film Festival

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17 – 22 September 2013, Bristol
Short Films. Bold Ideas.
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WELCOME
“The breadth and reach of
the festival has broadened
considerably”
“The festival pulses with live
music events, exhibitions,
country and filmmaker focuses”
Welcome to the 19 th Encounters Short
Film and Animation Festival. Over
the last two decades the festival has
developed into the leading platform
for new and emerging talent in the UK.
A festival is many things: a public
celebration of the art form, a meeting
place of aspiring professionals
and interested public, a sharing
of skills, a forum for discussion
of ideas and practice, a coming
together of audiences, a journey of
discovery, a source of inspiration.
For six days Encounters Short Film
and Animation Festival will provide
all these possibilities and more.
This edition marks the end of an
era, with the Festival’s wonderful
director, Liz Harkman, stepping down
and heading off to the Antipodes.
Liz has been director for six years,
during which time both the breadth
and reach of the Festival has
broadened considerably. The shift
to September last year enabled
greater collaboration with outdoor
venues in the city, bringing with it
much greater engagement with
the local population. Liz has done
an outstanding job and on behalf
of the entire board I would like to
formally say “thank you” to her for her
tireless work over the last six years.
Thanks must also go to the small
but dedicated staff of the Festival,
including of course our two
programmers Gaia Meucci and
Kieran Argo who have selected the
best from a record number of 2300
entries this year. Thanks also to our
funders, the British Film Institute,
Bristol City Council and the MEDIA
Programme of the European Union,
and of course our sponsors, too many
to name here, but without whom the
Festival simply wouldn’t happen. Yet
again, Encounters 2013 has a richly
packed programme, with something
for everyone. I hope you enjoy it.
David Sproxton, Chair of
Encounters Board, Executive
Chairman Aardman Animations
At its heart though Encounters is
about discovering and showcasing
creative ideas and platforming
emerging and established
filmmaking talent from the local to
the national and international. The
programming team have curated a
brilliant range of work in the various
strands, which showcase new
talent and welcome back festival
friends and recent graduates.
From this core the Festival pulses
with live music events, exhibitions,
country and filmmaker focuses and
myriad fringe events across the city.
Thanks to all who have contributed to
this year’s programme. In particular
Gaia and Kieran who have overseen
the Brief and Animated strands
respectively. Special thanks and
respect to Liz Harkman who over
the past six years has managed and
overseen the growth of the festival to
the unique celebration you see before
you. Immerse yourself and enjoy.
Mark Cosgrove, Artistic Director
“One thing that stands out
most is such warmth and
enthusiasm for the festival
from all corners of the world”
Writing this introduction for the last
time was an opportunity to reflect
on what makes the festival what
it is and what that means to me.
There are so many things that I get
excited about year after year, but
one thing that stands out most is
such warmth and enthusiasm for the
festival from all corners of the world.
Every year we see a huge array of
films made by creative individuals,
from first timers to established artists.
Not all of them make the final selection
(which is often the hardest part) but
it’s the enthusiasm, excitement and
creativity expressed by those same
people that helps me through the
year. I’ve been fortunate to meet
the most inspiring and talented
people, not just at Encounters, but
also throughout the year at other
short film festivals and events.
Everywhere I’ve been I’m met with
nothing but respect and enthusiasm
for what we are trying to achieve.
It’s not just the films on screen and the
filmmakers who make the festival what
it is, but also the staff, volunteers and
the board who all contribute in ways
that only I can appreciate – and I really
do! The energy required is immense
and it comes from many in a true
team effort. I’d like to thank all those
who have supported the festival and
me over the last six years including;
the funders, sponsors, supporters and
partners. A special thanks also goes
out to all the filmmakers whose work
we have screened, as they provide
the soul. But my utmost gratitude
goes out to the team (from this year
but also back to 2008) who work
tirelessly to ensure the festival runs
smoothly, as it’s these people who
really give the festival its heart.
Liz Harkman, Managing Director
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FUNDERS
WELCOME..................................................................................................................................................1
CONTENTS.............................................................................................................................................. 3
SCHEDULE....................................................................................................................................5 — 9
ENJOYING ENCOUNTERS................................................................................................... 10
DELEGATE INFO................................................................................................................................11
Industry Focus: NETWORKING.............................................................. 12 — 13
Industry Focus: OPPORTUNITIES........................................................14 — 15
Industry Focus: LAUNCH OF THE BFI’S NET.WORK....................16
Industry Focus: WORKSHOPS.............................................................................. 17
Industry Focus: FUTURE ENCOUNTERS.....................................18 — 19
INTRODUCTION & AWARDS...........................................................................................70
INTERNATIONAL JURY..............................................................................................71 — 72
INT 1: BURNING BRIDGES......................................................................................73 — 74
INT 2: ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL.................................. 75 — 77
INT 3: THE HUMAN FACTOR............................................................................78 — 80
INT 4: CODES OF CONDUCT............................................................................. 81 — 82
INT 5: SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES...................................................................83 — 85
INT 6: HIGH FIDELITY...............................................................................................86 — 88
INT 7: VISIONS OF MODERN EUROPE.....................................................89 — 91
BRIT 1: NO PLACE LIKE HOME.......................................................................94 — 96
BRIT 2: THE EYES OF OTHERS....................................................................... 97 — 99
BRIT 3: HARMLESS KICKS..............................................................................100 — 102
BRIT 4: WHEN YOU’RE GONE......................................................................103 — 105
DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE.....................................................................106 — 108
2. Gala Events
RICHARD WILLIAMS MASTER ANIMATOR.......................................................23
THE FILMS OF ROBERTO SCHAEFER ASC......................................................24
FOCUS ON SWITZERLAND................................................................................. 25 — 27
SO YOU THINK THAT’S FUNNY.....................................................................................28
3. Shorts2Features
INTRODUCTION.............................................................................................................................. 31
MISTER JOHN.................................................................................................................................... 31
FOR THOSE IN PERIL................................................................................................................32
SHOPPING.............................................................................................................................................32
KELLY + VICTOR.............................................................................................................................33
INTRODUCTION..........................................................................................................................188
IMPOSSIBLE QUESTS: ANIMATION WORKSHOP...................................188
COMEDY WRITING MASTERCLASS.......................................................................188
PICTURE PERFECT FILMMAKING WORKSHOP.......................................189
KIRIKOU AND THE MEN AND THE WOMEN...............................................189
ELECTRIC DECEMBER..........................................................................................................189
10. Digital Encounters
NTH SCREEN....................................................................................................................................192
THE LOST CINEMAS OF CASTLE PARK APP................................................193
THE FLEAPIT....................................................................................................................................193
SUBMERGENCE...........................................................................................................................194
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11. Fringe Programme
SOLAR-POWERED OUTDOOR CINEMA...........................................................196
CENTER FOR VISUAL MUSIC PRESENTS.........................................................197
GROMITS GALORE AT THE GREATEST DOG
SHOW ON EARTH......................................................................................................................199
ENCOUNTERS TV BIG SCREEN BRISTOL.......................................................199
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Aesthetica
9. Fresh Flix
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MEDIA PARTNERS
80 YEARS OF RICHARD WILLIAMS.......................................................... 48 — 49
GOD, YOU’RE SO SQUARE....................................................................................50 — 51
THE CHALET SHOW: SWISS ANIMATION GREATS................... 52 — 54
SHELLEY PAGE’S EYE CANDY.........................................................................56 — 57
COMMONWEALTH SHORTS.............................................................................60 — 61
LOCALLY SOURCED................................................................................................................. 62
YOUR WORLDVIEW SHOWCASE............................................................................... 63
ESTONIAN DREAMS.................................................................................................. 64 — 65
CARTOON D’OR 2013.............................................................................................................. 67
AWARDS & DEPICT! JURY.................................................................................150 — 151
SOUTH WEST SHOWCASE.............................................................................. 152 — 157
NAHEMI STUDENT AWARDS.......................................................................158 — 160
LATE LOUNGE..............................................................................................................162 — 166
MUSIC VIDEO SHOWCASE..............................................................................168 — 175
DEPICT! SHOWCASE..............................................................................................177 — 179
CHILDREN’S JURY....................................................................................................180 — 183
FRESH FLIX: SHOOT FROM THE HIP.................................................. 184 — 185
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5. Guest Programmes
8. Mixed Competitions
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SPONSORS
IDEASTAP INDUSTRY ROAD MAP..............................................................................37
LONDON FILM ACADEMY PITCHING WORKSHOP................................37
THE GRUFFALO’S TALE........................................................................................................ 38
NFTS: CREATIVE PRODUCING MASTERCLASS......................................... 39
NFTS: GAMES AND DIGITAL FX MASTERCLASS...................................... 39
CONTENTERTAINMENT.......................................................................................................40
ANIMATION CINEMATOGRAPHY IN THE DIGITAL AGE....................40
BFI SHORTS: THE BIGGER PICTURE.........................................................................41
UNTOLD STORIES, GLOBAL VOICES......................................................................42
MASTERCLASS WITH PETER LORD........................................................................43
DEVELOPING YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY...................................... 44
BAFTA CREW MASTERCLASS: EDITING..............................................................45
INTRODUCTION & AWARDS........................................................................................... 112
ANIMATION JURY........................................................................................................................ 113
ANI 1: POWER TO THE PUPPETS..................................................................114 — 117
ANI 2: FROM MOUNTAINS TO MAGGOTS....................................... 118 — 122
ANI 3: THE FEELGOOD FACTOR............................................................... 123 — 128
ANI 4: THE WEIRD AND THE WONDERFUL.................................129 — 134
ANI 5: NO STRINGS ATTACHED.................................................................136 — 138
ANI 6: POWER, TRUTH AND BEAUTY................................................140 — 142
ANI 7: TRANSITIONS............................................................................................... 143 — 147
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4. Panels & Masterclasses
7. Animated Encounters
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MAJOR SPONSORS
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6. Brief Encounters
3
1. Information
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PARTNERS
contents
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SPONSORS
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tuesDAY 17 & wedNESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER
TUESDAY 17 SEPTEMBER
18:00 SOUTH WEST SHOWCASE (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.152)
20:30 WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT WATERSHED C1 (p.23)
WEDNESDAY 18 SEPTEMBER
10:00 ANI 1: POWER TO THE PUPPETS (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.114)
11:00 NTH SCREEN PERVASIVE MEDIA STUDIO (p.192)
11:45 IDEASTAP: INDUSTRY ROAD MAP (PD) WATERSHED C1 (p.37)
12:00 LONDON FILM ACADEMY PITCHING WORKSHOP WATERSHED W3 (p.37)
12:15 INT 1: BURNING BRIDGES (CS) WATERSHED C3 (p.73)
12:30 ISABELLE FAVEZ FILMMAKER FOCUS (OSI) WATERSHED C2 (p.26)
THE GRUFFALO’S TALE (PD) ARNOLFINI A (p.38)
14:00 NFTS: CREATIVE PRODUCING MASTERCLASS WATERSHED C1 (p.39)
14:30 ANI 2: FROM MOUNTAINS TO MAGGOTS! (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.118)
15:00 BRIT 1: NO PLACE LIKE HOME (CS) WATERSHED C3 (p.94)
16:15 NFTS: GAMES AND DIGITAL FX MASTERCLASS WATERSHED C1 (p.39)
17:00 ANI 3: THE FEELGOOD FACTOR (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.123)
17:30 INT 2: ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL (CS) WATERSHED C3 (p.75)
18:30 THE FILMS OF ROBERTO SCHAEFER ASC (OSI) WATERSHED C1 (p.24)
20:00 DESERT ISLAND FLICKS WITH RICHARD WILLIAMS (OSI) ARNOLFINI A (p.23)
20:15 SHORTS2FEATURES: MISTER JOHN WATERSHED C3 (p.31)
20:30 NAHEMI STUDENT AWARDS (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.158)
EVENT TYPE: (R) REPEAT, (CS) COMPETITION SCREENING,
(PD) PANEL DISCUSSION, (OSI) ON-STAGE INTERVIEW,
(FF) FRESH FLIX, (MF) MUSIC & FILM EVENT
VENUE: (C1) CINEMA 1, (C2) CINEMA 2, (C3) CINEMA 3,
(W2) WATERSIDE 2, (W3) WATERSIDE 3, (A) AUDITORIUM,
(DS) DARK STUDIO, (LS) LIGHT STUDIO
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THURSDAY 19 SEPTEMBER
FRIDAY 20 SEPTEMBER
THURSDAY 19 SEPTEMBER
FRIDAY 20 SEPTEMBER
10:00 CONTENTERTAINMENT (PD) WATERSHED C1 (p.40)
ANI 4: THE WEIRD AND THE WONDERFUL (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.129)
10:00 INT 6: HIGH FIDELITY (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.86)
ANI 6: POWER, TRUTH AND BEAUTY (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.139)
10:15 INT 3: THE HUMAN FACTOR (CS) WATERSHED C3 (p.78)
11:00 LOCALLY SOURCED (GS) WATERSHED C3 (p.62)
YVES NETZHAMMER TRIPTYCHON 2013 ARNOLFINI DS (p.27)
11:00 YVES NETZHAMMER TRIPTYCHON 2013 ARNOLFINI DS (p.27)
12:30 C4 SHOOTING GALLERY PITCH WATERSHED W3 (p.15)
ARRI ALEXA ACADEMY MASTERCLASS WATERSHED C2 (p.15)
ANI 7: TRANSITIONS (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.143)
12:15 FUTURE ENCOUNTERS (PD) WATERSHED C1 (p.18)
12:30 CROWDFUNDING MASTERCLASS (PD) WATERSHED W3 (p.14)
SHELLEY PAGE’S EYE CANDY (GS) ARNOLFINI A (p.56)
12:45 BRIT 3: HARMLESS KICKS (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.100)
13:00 COMMONWEALTH SHORTS (GS) WATERSHED C3 (p.60)
13:30 MARIE-ELSA SGUALDO: FILMMAKER FOCUS (OSI) WATERSHED C3 (p.26)
14:30 BFI SHORTS: THE BIGGER PICTURE (PD) WATERSHED C1 (p.41)
ANIMATION CINEMATOGRAPHY IN THE DIGITAL AGE (PD) ARNOLFINI A (p.40)
15:00 MASTERCLASS WITH PETER LORD ARNOLFINI A (p.43)
15:00 UNTOLD STORIES, GLOBAL VOICES (PD) WATERSHED W3 (p.42)
15:30 DEVELOPING YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY (PD) WATERSHED W3 (p.44)
INT 5: SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.83)
15:15 INT 4: CODES OF CONDUCT (CS) WATERSHED C3 (p.81)
15:45 GOD, YOU’RE SO SQUARE (GS) WATERSHED C3 (p.50)
16:30 ANI 5: NO STRINGS ATTACHED (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.135)
17:00 THE CHALET SHOW: SWISS ANIMATION GREATS (GS) ARNOLFINI A (p.52)
16:45 THE BFI’S NET.WORK LAUNCH WATERSHED C1 (p.16)
18:15 DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.106)
17:15 IN CONVERSATION WITH YVES NETZHAMMER ARNOLFINI DS (p.27)
18:30 BAFTA CREW MASTERCLASS: EDITING WATERSHED C3 (p.45)
17:45 BRIT 2: THE EYES OF OTHERS (CS) WATERSHED C3 (p.97)
20:30 FRANZ TREICHLER PLAYS DADA (MF) ARNOLFINI A (p.25)
18:30 80 YEARS OF RICHARD WILLIAMS (GS) WATERSHED C1 (p.48)
YOUR WORLDVIEW SHOWCASE (GS) WATERSHED W3 (p.63)
20:45 SHORTS2FEATURES: SHOPPING WATERSHED C3 (p.32)
18:30
20:30 21:00 80
YEARS OF RICHARD
WILLIAMS (GS) WATERSHED
C1 (p.48)
SHORTS2FEATURES:
FOR
THOSE IN PERIL WATERSHED C3 (p.32)
YOUR
WORLDVIEW
SHOWCASE (GS) WATERSHED
SO
YOU
THINK THAT'S
FUNNY (PD) WATERSHED C1 W3 (p.63)
(p.28)
21:00 LATE LOUNGE (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.162)
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SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER
SUNDAY 22 SEPTEMBER
SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMBER
SUNDAY 22 SEPTEMBER
10:00 INT 7: VISIONS OF MODERN EUROPE (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.89)
CHILDREN’S JURY (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.180)
FRESH FLIX: IMPOSSIBLE QUESTS ANIMATION WORKSHOP ARNOLFINI LS (p.188)
11:00 AWARD WINNERS (CS) WATERSHED C3
CARTOON D'OR 2013 (GS) ARNOLFINI A (p.67)
YVES NETZHAMMER TRIPTYCHON 2013 ARNOLFINI DS (p.27)
10:30 FRESH FLIX: SHOOT FROM THE HIP (CS) WATERSHED C3 (p.184)
14:00 KIRIKOU AND THE MEN AND THE WOMEN (FF) WATERSHED C3 (p.189)
ANI 3: THE FEELGOOD FACTOR (R) (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.124)
11:00 YVES NETZHAMMER TRIPTYCHON 2013 ARNOLFINI DS (p.27)
17:00 AWARD WINNERS (R) (CS) WATERSHED C3
12:30 FRESH FLIX: COMEDY WRITING MASTERCLASS WATERSHED W3 (p.188)
BRIT 4: WHEN YOU’RE GONE (CS) WATERSHED C3 (p.103)
12:45 SOUTH WEST SHOWCASE (R) (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.152)
13:00 FRESH FLIX: IMPOSSIBLE QUESTS ANIMATION WORKSHOP ARNOLFINI LS (p.188)
13:30 ESTONIAN DREAMS (GS) ARNOLFINI A (p.64)
14:30 FRESH FLIX: PICTURE PERFECT FILMMAKING WORKSHOP (FF) WATERSHED W3 (p.189)
15:15 MUSIC VIDEO SHOWCASE (CS) (MS) WATERSHED C3 (p.168)
15:30 DEPICT! SHOWCASE (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.177)
16:00 ANI 2: FROM MOUNTAINS TO MAGGOTS! (R) (CS) ARNOLFINI A (p.118)
18:00 SHORTS2FEATURES: KELLY + VICTOR WATERSHED C3 (p.33)
18:30 PIONEERS OF PRE-DIGITAL CINEMA AND KINETIC ART: THE ARCHIVES
OF CENTER FOR VISUAL MUSIC (MF) ARNOLFINI A (p.197)
Europe loves European Festivals
20:00 JORDAN BELSON RETROSPECTIVE: FILMS SACRED AND PROFANE (MF) ARNOLFINI A (p.197)
21:30 VENUE: (C1) CINEMA 1, (C2) CINEMA 2, (C3) CINEMA 3,
A privileged place for meetings, exchanges and discovery, festivals provide a vibrant and accessible
environment for the widest variety of talent, stories and emotions that constitute Europe’s
cinematography.
LATE LOUNGE (R) (CS) WATERSHED C1 (p.162)
The MEDIA Programme of the European Union aims to promote European audiovisual heritage, to
encourage the transnational circulation of films and to foster audiovisual industry competitiveness. The
MEDIA Programme acknowledges the cultural, educational, social and economic role of festivals by cofinancing every year almost 100 of them across Europe.
These festivals stand out with their rich and diverse European programming, networking and meeting
opportunities for professionals and the public alike, their activities in support of young professionals,
their educational initiatives and the importance they give to strengthening inter-cultural dialogue. In 2012,
the festivals supported by the MEDIA Programme have programmed more than 20.000 screenings of
European works to nearly 3 million cinema-lovers.
MEDIA is pleased to support the 19th edition of the Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival and we
extend our best wishes to all of the festival goers for an enjoyable and stimulating event.
European Union
MEDIA PROGRAMME
http://ec.europa.eu/culture/media/fundings/festivals/index_en.htm
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ENJOYING ENCOUNTERS
DELEGATE INFO
Ticketing Info
Using Your Pass
General Prices
(unless otherwise stated)
SCREENING PASS
Screenings, panels,
masterclasses
£7.50 / £6.00 conc
Gala Events
£10.00 / £8.00 conc
Screening Pass
£25
(Gives access to all short film
screenings at the festival)
Festival Pass
£70 / £60 students
(Gives access to all public events and
the programme of industry activity)
For full programme info and
to book tickets / passes visit:
encounters-festival.org.uk
Group Bookings
Discounts are available for group
bookings. For details, please contact
the festival office (see below).
Benefits: access to all short
film screenings at the festival
(subject to availability).
Benefits: access to all public events
and programme of industry activity
(subject to availability), festival
bag, catalogue, delegate list and
access to the digital viewing library.
Unless otherwise stated, Festival
Pass holders can gain access to all
events listed in the catalogue.
Tickets can be collected from
the relevant venue box office
or from the Festival Delegate
Desk in Watershed W2.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Please note that you will need your
pass with you in order to book tickets.
Arnolfini Box Office
Tickets for all events taking
place at Arnolfini.
16 Narrow Quay, Bristol, BS1 4QA
+44 (0) 117 917 2300
arnolfini.org.uk
Watershed Box Office
Main Festival Venues
Information & Ticketing Desk
ARNOLFINI
WATERSHED W2
TUE 17 SEPT 14:00 - 20:00
WED 18 – SAT 21 SEPT 09:30 – 17:30
SUN 22 SEPT 10:00 – 14:00
16 Narrow Quay, Bristol, BS1 4QA
+44 (0) 117 917 2300
arnolfini.org.uk
WATERSHED
1 Canon’s Road, Bristol, BS1 5TX
+44 (0) 117 927 5100
One ticket, per pass, per event.
Passes are non-transferrable.
Any uncollected tickets will be
released for sale 30 minutes before.
the event start time. Please return
any tickets you will not use.
The Passes do not include entrance
to the Awards Ceremony.
Staff at the Festival Information
Desk will greet you on arrival,
provide you with your delegate
pass and bag, and answer all your
questions. Staff will be happy to
help you throughout the festival.
watershed.co.uk
Arnolfini and Watershed are both
well equipped for visitors with
disabilities, including wheelchair
access and adapted toilets.
Collecting Tickets
Pass holders must collect tickets in
advance with their passes in order
to gain entry to each event. Tickets
are available on a first-come-firstserved basis on the day, so turn
up early to ensure your place.
Tickets for free events are issued
on a first-come, first-served basis,
usually on the day of the event.
Unless otherwise stated, screenings
are a suggested 15 certificate.
Delegate Information
Festival Pass
Free Events
Age Restrictions
Venues & Access
POP-UP CINE-CHALET
The Parlour Showrooms
31 College Green, Bristol BS1 5SP
parlourshowrooms.co.uk
Please contact the festival
office for more details on
accessibility (see below).
Digital Viewing Library
WATERSHED W1
WED 18 – SAT 21 SEPT 09:30 – 20:00
SUN 22 SEPT 10:00 – 14:00
An exclusive area where delegates
can view any of the 2,300 films
submitted to the festival. The films
will also be available for 6 months
after the festival through our secure
online portal. Pop into the Digital
Viewing Library to pick up your log-in
during the festival week, or check
your Delegate update emails for
details of how to obtain your log-in.
Useful Contacts
Festival Office
1st Floor, College House,
32-36 College Green,
Bristol BS1 5SU
+44 (0) 117 929 9188
[email protected]
During the festival the office
will be located at Watershed
W2 from Tuesday 17 September
to Sunday 22 September.
Please note: This catalogue is
correct at the time of going to
press but the festival organisers
reserve the right to make
changes to the programme.
Filmmaker Q&As
Throughout the festival there will be
opportunities to meet filmmakers
and animators from all over the
world in competition. At Brief and
Animated Encounters, Q&As will be
held at the end of the competition
screenings if any filmmakers
or animators are present.
Delegate Food
and Drink Deals
Recommended
Restaurants
ARNOLFINI CAFÉ BAR
THE LIVING ROOM
Open from 09:30 and serving food
and drinks all day for the duration
of the festival. Delegates and ticket
holders pay half price on tea or
coffee. Look out for our brilliant
brunch menu served all day, daily
changing bar food and salads, home
made cakes and pastries, and our
exclusive “Encounters Ale” brewed
for the festival by our friends at
Wickwar Brewing company. Most
of our food and drink is available
to take away. Also, the Arnolfini
auditorium is licensed so you can
take your drinks into all screenings.
Explore Lane, Harbourside
Bristol. BS1 5TY.
Enjoy two for one on classic cocktails
from 15:00 to close on Monday
to Wednesday and from 15:00 to
20:00 on Thursday to Saturday.
Choose any 2 courses for £7 or 3
courses for £10 all day every day.
EL PUERTO
10-11 Denmark Street, BS1 5DQ.
Tapas Lounge and cocktail bar.
GREENHOUSE
WATERSHED CAFÉ BAR
HAPPY HOUR – 16:30 TO 18:30
37 College Green, BS1 5SP.
A friendly city centre pub, serving
food all day, every day.
10% off any order over the bar on
food and drink. Please show your
delegate pass when you order.
DISHES OF THE DAY Keep a lookout for the dishes of the day board
for quick and tasty meals or order
from the main printed menu.
Pre-order and pay in advance to
avoid the queues stating your
telephone number and the time
you would like to collect.
RENATO’S
33 King Street, Bristol. BS1 4DZ.
Legendary late-night pizzeria
& drinking destination for
the Bristol arts crowd.
THE STABLE
THE BIRDCAGE BREAKFASTS
28 Clare St, Bristol BS1 1YE
Settle down in your favourite armchair
with a pre-festival coffee and enjoy
some great short films every morning
at The Birdcage between 08:00
- 10:00 from Wed 18 – Fri 20 Sept
and 10.00 - 11.00 on Sat 21 Sept.
Harbourside Bristol,
beside the Watershed.
Award winning pizza, pies and cider.
Tickets for all events taking
place at Watershed.
1 Canon’s Road, Bristol, BS1 5TX
+44 (0) 117 927 5100
watershed.co.uk
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INDUSTRY FOCUS - NETWORKING
INDUSTRY FOCUS
Each year the festival hosts a number of opportunities for
filmmakers to make contact with industry professionals in
the less formal, more relaxed atmosphere of a reception or
party. For 2013 there will be daily opportunities presented by
different partners for the filmmakers and industry to meet.
Opening Reception
BAFTA Crew Masterclass Networking Reception
TUE 17 SEPT 19:30 - 20:30
WATERSHED W3
FRI 20 SEPT 20:00 – 21:00
WATERSHED THE LINK
Join us for the opening night reception of the 19th Encounters Short Film and
Animation Festival. Open to festival delegates and invited guests only.
An opportunity for BAFTA Crew Members and delegates who attended the BAFTA Crew
Masterclass (p.45) to continue the discussion over a drink and meet Nicolas Chaudeurge in person.
Direct Launch
WED 18 SEPT 20:00 - 21:00
WATERSHED W3
To celebrate the launch of DIRECT, the new centre for Data Imaging Research in Electronic
Cinematography and Transmedia the University of the West of England invite delegates
who attended The Films of Roberto Schaefer (18:30, Watershed Cinema 1, see p.24) to an
opportunity to meet both Roberto Schaefer and Terry Flaxton over a glass of wine and
learn more about the centre. Presented by the University of the West of England
DepicT! Reception
SAT 21 SEPT 17:00 - 18:00
WATERSHED THE LINK
DepicT! Showcase (p.177) ticket holders are invited to this reception to meet the shortlisted
filmmakers, the team behind DepicT!, this year’s judges and other short film fans in a more
informal setting. It’s also a chance to get your hands on Fleapit - the movie theatre that can
fit in a suitcase - and explore how we might watch content together across multiple screens
with a demo of Nth Screen, an application in development as part of REACT, with Pervasive
Media Studio residents Charlotte Crofts and Hazel Grian (both DepicT! Alumni). Thanks
to Bath Ales you can have a drink and discuss ultra-short filmmaking in all its glory!
Untold Stories, Global Voices Reception
THU 19 SEPT 16:30 - 18:00
WATERSHED W3
Following the panel discussion about how film encourages and enables global stories to
reach wider audiences we invite delegates to join us for a drink to welcome the filmmakers
visiting from far and wide. The filmmakers present will be representing countries including
New Zealand, Canada, Bermuda, the Bahamas and Palestine who are attending the festival
to present their films in both the Commonwealth Shorts (p.42) and Locally Sourced
(p.62) programmes. Presented by Commonwealth Writers and the British Council
Closing Party
SAT 21 SEPT 21:00 – 01:00
WATERSHED CAFÉ BAR
Join us and some very special guests for our awards party celebrations. This year we
thank Talking Wines and St Austell Brewery for providing a limited free bar. Open to festival
delegates and invited guests only. Supported by Talking Wines and St Austell Brewery.
Swiss Reception
FRI 20 SEPT 18:30 - 20:30
ARNOLFINI FOYER
To celebrate the festival’s Focus on Switzerland, we are holding a special reception before our gala
event Franz Treichler Plays Dada (see p.25). With food and drink thanks to support from the Embassy
of Switzerland in the UK, SWISS FILMS, and our sponsors EMMI and Lindt Master Chocolatier
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After-Party
SAT 21 SEPT 01:00 – 04:00
THE LIVING ROOM
For the first time after much demand we are providing an additional venue for the
party to continue. With DJs, dancing and cocktails! Open to festival delegates and invited
guests only.
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INDUSTRY FOCUS - OPPORTUNITIES
Over 600 industry professionals attend the festival to make
contacts, watch new work, hold meetings, develop projects,
exchange ideas and identify talent. These specific events
are aimed at filmmakers who are seeking direct contact
with industry professionals to further their careers.
For all delegate events you must pick up a ticket in advance from the relevant
box office. Please note that tickets are limited due to capacity and are available
on a first come first served basis.
Breakfast with the Programmers
CH4 Presents: Shooting Gallery Pitch
FRI 20 Sept 12:30 -14:30 / WATERSHED W3
Filmmakers from the competition whose films are under 10 minutes were invited to apply for the
chance to pitch themselves and their work to a panel of industry professionals including Susie
Wright from Channel 4. Four films and their makers were selected and have the chance to compete
for a £500 cash prize and the possibility of their film being selected by Channel 4 for broadcast
on the Shooting Gallery. Watch them be put through their paces in this live pitch event.
ARRI Alexa Academy Masterclass
THU 19 Sept 10:00 - 11:30 / WATERSHED W3
FRI 20 SEPT 12.30 - 14.00 / WATERSHED CINEMA 2
With film festivals across the globe on the increase how do filmmakers decide where to
send their work? Is it possible to identify a festival’s programming style from previous
editions? Does making contact with programmers really enhance the chances of your work
being selected? What are the 10 best and 10 worst things to do to get your film noticed?
This intimate masterclass will address the creative possibilities offered to filmmakers
with the latest ARRI digital motion picture technology. Countless films, TV dramas and
commercials are being shot with Alexa all over the world providing unique palette for visual
expression. Diversity of looks and workflows will be discussed using real life examples.
These and many other questions could be answered in this opportunity to have a series of
round table discussions with programmers representing different festivals including; Clermont
Ferrand Short Film Festival, Interfilm Berlin, Cork Film Festival, Go Short, Sleepwalkers and
London Short Film Festival. Open to festival delegates only. Supported by MEDIA Desk UK.
19 Encounters with Alexa
FRI 20 SEPT 14.30 - 16.00, SAT 21 SEPT 10.00 - 15.00 / WATERSHED CAFÉ BAR
Breakfast with the Buyers and Distributors
FRI 20 Sept 10:00 - 11:30 / WATERSHED W3
Filmmakers are invited to get involved and film 19 special guests who all have a connection with the
festival to help celebrate our 19th edition. The emphasis will be on creating high visual engagement
with minimal resources. A fully kitted out Alexa and some of the latest LED lights from ARRI will be
available to capture the unique insights of those who have had the privilege to be Encountered over the
years. A great opportunity for all those who want to experience what it’s like to be either behind or in
front of an Alexa. All interviews will be used by the festival to promote the 20th Anniversary in 2014.
Is there still a market for short film? Who are the new players generating revenue for
short film on the Internet? What makes a film more ‘sellable’? Are some genres,
lengths more popular than others?
These and many other questions could be answered in this opportunity to have a series of
round table discussions with buyers and distributors looking for short film content including; NBC
Universal, Kurzfilmagentur Hamburg, Shorts International, Network Ireland Television and Short
of the Week. Open to festival delegates and invited guests only. Supported by MEDIA Desk UK.
Crowdfunding Masterclass
THU 19 SEPT 12:30 / WATERSHED W3
Shooting People and filmmakers who’ve Kickstarter-crowdfunded their films will talk
about how difficult it is, or otherwise, to have a crowdfunding campaign success. The
ideas behind the Kickstarter all-or-nothing model will also be scrutinised, and if you
don’t know what that means, you soon will. Chaired by James Mullighan (Cork Film
Festival). Speakers include: Charlie Lyne (Ultra Culture), James Heath (Producer of The
Fitzroy) and Kate McCullough (playwright and freelance Film Festival Distributor).
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European Co-Production Workshop
FRI 20 SEPT 14:00 - 17:00 / ARNOLFINI LIGHT STUDIO
This workshop will guide filmmakers through the opportunities available to encourage
European co-production with Will Massa from the British Council, Laurent Crouzeix
from Euro Connection and Wim Vanacker from European Short Pitch.
Euro Connection is the European Short Film Co-production Forum taking place each year at the ClermontFerrand Short Film Market. This business platform aims at fostering partnerships between European
production companies, funders and broadcasters for short film projects. Applications open on 9 September
and close on 31 October 2013. This workshop will help producers answer any questions and support the
preparation of applications from producers who are thinking of applying for Euro Connection 2014.
European Short Pitch is a NISI MASA initiative aimed at promoting European coproduction of short films,
which combines a scriptwriting workshop in residency, an on-line session and a Coproduction Forum
bringing together scriptwriters and industry professionals from all over Europe. NISI MASA is calling for
projects from writers, directors and producers (aged between 18-35 years old) with international short
film projects in development. Applications for European Short Pitch 2014 close on 30 September 2013.
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INDUSTRY FOCUS
Launch of the BFI’s NET.WORK
THU 19 SEPT 16:45 - 17:45
WATERSHED CINEMA 1
Are you a writer, director or producer who has yet to make
your first feature? Join representatives from the BFI and
its partners to hear about NET.WORK, which will connect
the UK’s film agencies for the first time and offer handson and holistic development opportunities for promising
UK film talent. This is your chance to hear first-hand how
this joined-up approach to talent development will help
new and emerging filmmakers reach their full potential.
The BFI’s NET.WORK brings together a joined-up network
of experienced development teams from across the UK
including Creative England, Creative Scotland, Film Agency
for Wales, Northern Ireland Screen and Film London.
As part of the launch, Creative England will introduce
their new team of specialist development executives who
will be heading up two Talent Centres in Sheffield and
Brighton. Each Centre will actively engage with emerging
filmmaking talent from across England, providing funding
and bespoke support for shorts, first feature development,
pilots and training. Screen International Editor, Wendy
Mitchell will host a panel of representatives from the
BFI, Creative England, Creative Scotland, Film Agency
for Wales, Northern Ireland Screen and Film London
to find out more and give you an opportunity to ask
questions about how NET.WORK could work for you.
There will be further launch events in Northern Ireland,
Wales and Scotland in the coming months and an
awareness raising event in London, but filmmakers from
across the UK are welcome to join us at this event.
Followed by a drinks reception from 17:45 - 19:45 in the WATERSHED THE LINK.
INDUSTRY FOCUS: WORKSHOPS
New Film Journalism Workshop
MON 16 - SUN 22 SEPT / PRIVATE EVENT
Encounters has invited a dozen talented young writers, photographers and video-bloggers
from the UK, France and Estonia to cover its 19th edition. The selected participants
have formed an international editorial team whose mission is to provide engaging,
dynamic content for festival audiences, including: reviews, interviews with filmmakers
and special guests, event reports. Watch out for the ‘Inside Encounters’ newspapers
distributed around the festival venues and read the full daily coverage online.
encounters-festival.org.uk/insideencounters.
Organised in partnership with IdeasTap and NISI MASA - the European Network of Young Cinema.
This project has been funded with support from the European Union. This publication/
communication reflects the views only of the author, and the European Commission cannot
be held responsible for any use which may be made of information contained therein.
The Anijam – 48hr Creative Mission
THU 19 - SAT 22 SEPT M SHED / Participation NOW CLOSED
48 hours to create an animation from start to finish? Sound crazy? Well it probably is, buy hey
that’s the whole fun of it. Show Me The Animation, Encounters & M Shed bring you The AniJam, a
creative mission in which animators and artist are challenged to create a short film in just 48 hours
based on a specified theme. To make this sound less daunting that’s a whole 2880 minutes!
All successfully completed films will be screened at the festival on Sun 22 Sept.
showmetheanimation.com
The Producing Animation Course
MON 30 SEPT - TUE 1 OCT AARDMAN ANIMATIONS LTD / PRIVATE EVENT
The Producing Animation Course will explore traditional methods and practises whilst
covering the most up to date issues related to animation production today, including the
new UK tax break, financial incentives and distribution. The course will focus on key areas
of development, production and the recent changes in tax opportunities with an emphasis
on exploring financial incentives. It will include seminars, case studies and discussions. The
course is designed for a mix of aspiring and established animation producers and is led
by some of the most successful and acclaimed producers and experts in the UK.
For those unable to make the Bristol dates, The Producing Animation Course will also
be running from Wed 5 - Thu 6 March 2014 at the Coin Street Centre, Southbank,
London. For further information contact [email protected]
Supported by the Creative Skillset Skills Investment Fund and presented in partnership
with Aardman Animations and the University of the West of England (UWE).
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FUTURE ENCOUNTERS
FUTURE ENCOUNTERS
THU 19 SEPT 12:15 WATERSHED CINEMA 1
1 HR 30 MINS
Now in its third year, Future Encounters is a showcase of 10 filmmakers whose
work demonstrates a distinctive cinematic and/or artistic vision; we believe they
are talents to look out for in the years ahead. The creative teams behind the
films will be profiled online in the run up to the festival and during the festival
itself. There will be a special event on Thursday 19th September at 12: 15am with
Peter Carlton (Warp Films), where he will lead a discussion on the work of the
Future Encounters finding out who they are and where they are going next.
Audrey Lam — Writer/ Director, Hong Kong — Faraways
Audrey was born in Hong Kong and lives in Brisbane. She studied film at Queensland
College of Art, and later, photography. Her work has been exhibited at festivals and
galleries in Australia and internationally, including London Film Festival, International
Film Festival Rotterdam, Brisbane International Film Festival, Melbourne International
Animation Festival and Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography. Her work has
been supported by Australia Council for the Arts and Brisbane City Council.
Jamie Stone — Writer/ Director, British — Orbit Ever After
Adam Wells — Animator, British — Risehigh
Adam Wells has a background in design, and spent several few years working as a commercial
motion graphics designer, before developing his own short form animation work; citing
the motivation to tell stories in a different fashion. He has made several short films over
the last few years, working entirely independently, occasionally collaborating with sound
designers and musicians. Influenced by theatre design and model making, Adam creates a
blend of character animation, and motion design. Then enforcing highly disciplined camera
direction over the top, to produce a unique sense of storytelling. His films all tend to be
set within their own self-contained worlds and act as another character in the narrative
Chloé Robichaud — Writer/Director, Canadian — Herd Leader
Quebecer Chloé Robichaud is a graduate from Concordia University and the Institut national
de l’image et du son (INIS). In addition to directing, she is also a co-producer for the film
production company Les films de la meute. Her films have been presented in a number of
prestigious festivals around the world, including the Festival de Cannes and the Toronto
International Film Festival. She is currently working on the post production of her first
feature film, Sarah Runs, (La Boîte à Fanny Production) which was shot in autumn 2012.
David Posser — Animator, British — Mountain
David Prosser was inspired at a young age by both the intricacies of his Grandmother’s
cake decorating skills – and hours spent staring from windows on lengthy train journeys
to Cornwall, where he developed an interest landscape on both a grand and intimate
human scale. Drawing & sketchbooks have subsequently been fundamental to David’s
working and his prolific narratives manifest themselves first on these pages before being
developed into a variety of media. After initially studying Illustration at Norwich School
of Art & Design, Animation became the obvious working choice during his final year as a
way of expanding the limitations of the page. An MA in animation at The Royal College of
Art thereafter saw him create his BAFTA nominated short Matter Fisher, and it was during
this period of study that David undertook an internship with Studio AKA. Promptly hired
by AKA upon graduation, David is currently working as both a Designer & Director with
the studio and has completed an array of commercial and longer format projects.
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Scottish director and Screen International Star of Tomorrow Jamie Stone graduated from the
National Film and Television School in 2012. Jamie’s work, which encompasses both liveaction and animation is often characterised by vivid fantastical worlds playing host to intimate
family dramas and has garnered awards including a Scottish BAFTA, an RTS award, and EIFF’s
McLaren Prize, as well as BIFA and Student Oscar nominations. He is currently developing
a feature-length adaptation of his short film Skyborn with the BFI. Jamie is represented by
Jago Irwin at Independent in the UK and David Karp & Rob Carlson at WME in the USA.
Jesse Armstrong — Writer/ Director, British — No Kaddish in Carmarthen
Jesse Armstrong is co-creator, and co-writer of Peep Show and Fresh Meat. He also worked
on The Thick of It and co-wrote the Oscar nominated script for the film In the Loop. With
his long-term collaborator, Sam Bain and Chris Morris, he co-wrote the script for Four
Lions. Jesse was born and educated in Oswestry, Shropshire and attended Manchester
University. Working as a solo writer, Jesse wrote The Entire History of You for Charlie
Brooker’s Black Mirror series. No Kaddish in Carmarthen is his first film as a director.
Jonny Phillips — Writer/ Director, British — Woodwoo
Jonny Phillips trained as an actor at RADA before going on to work in regional theatre,
most significantly at The Citizens Theatre Glasgow, during its highly influential period.
Jonny has continued to work in Theatre and is at present playing Siward in David Greigs
Dunsinane. As well as amassing a long CV of television programmes Jonny has worked
in film on everything from Titanic to low budget British independents like The Last Great
Wilderness and One for the Road. He has always been excited by short films, and acted
in many including Simon Ellis’ seminal Soft. Woodwoo is Jonny’s directorial debut.
Pedro Collantes — Writer/ Director, Spanish — Eskiper
Born in Madrid, Pedro is educated as an editor and studied a master at the Netherlands
Film Academy, in Amsterdam. He works as an editor in Spain, Netherlands and Norway.
At the moment he is editing a new movie by Belgian director Johan Grimonprez.
His short films Life in a Minute, 15 Summers Later, Hourglass and Eskiper, have been
selected in numerous international film festivals and received several awards. Pedro
has participated in the European Short Pitch 2010 (Nisi Masa - France), Strangers Script
Lab 2011 (Strada Film - Romania), CPH PIX SESSIONS 2012 (Copenhagen, Denmark)
and in the SWATCH Art Peace Hotel (Shanghai, China) as an artist in residence.
Gunhild Enger — Writer/ Director, Norwegian — A Simpler Life
Felix Massie — Animator, British — In The Air Is Christopher Gray
Gunhild Enger (1980) graduated from Edinburgh College of Art 2005, and The
School of Film Directing in Gothenburg 2012. She was nominated for a BAFTA with
her graduation film Bargain, and has since then screened her films in festivals around
the world. The film Premature (2012), won a lot of prizes all around the world, one
of them on Brief Encounters Grand Prix for best international short 2012.
Felix Massie is a writer, director and animator whose films have been screened at over
100 festivals around the world. He graduated from the International Film School of
Wales in 2007 after completing Keith Reynolds Can’t Make It Tonight, which went on
to be selected for Sundance Film Festival. He then spent five years in Bristol at award
winning studios Arthur Cox and Aardman; animating and directing films, commercials,
broadcast and online content. After being animation director on the BAFTA winning
TATE Movie Project website he moved to London where he made his fourth film,
In the Air Is Christopher Gray, and is now represented by Nexus Productions.
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Are you a director?
The professional association for screen directors
Gala Events
Find out more at www.directors.uk.com
Photo by Jaz Allen-Sutton
RICHARD WILLIAMS MASTER ANIMATOR
A series of special events
celebrating the life and
work of triple Oscar winner
Richard Williams.
March 5th-9th
2014
Richard Williams has had an immeasurable influence
on the art of animation. His studio had many famous
successes; for Tony Richardson’s The Charge Of
The Light Brigade in 1968 he brilliantly realised
sequences in the style of Victorian political cartoons.
In 1975, Williams imbued the Pink Panther
with elegance for the classic opening of Blake
Edwards’ Return of the Pink Panther.
In 1988, Williams was hired to oversee design and
direct the animation for Who Framed Roger Rabbit,
which is often credited with reviving the fortunes
of the animated feature film. Williams won two
Academy Awards for his contribution to this film.
Deadline for Competition 1.12.2013
www.tamperefilmfestival.fi
In partnership with Edinburgh International
Film Festival, Encounters is also presenting
a retrospective of Richard's short films and
commercials on Thu 19 Sept (see p.48).
Desert Island Flicks
ANIMATION
WED 18 SEPT 20:00 ARNOLFINI
1HR 30 MINS
Encounters presents Richard Williams as this
year’s castaway marooned with only a limited
number of his all-time favourite animated films. In
conversation with Phill Jupitus, Richard will discuss
why these films warrant his special attention.
Who Framed Roger Rabbit
TUE 17 SEPT 20:30 WATERSHED CINEMA 1
DIR. ROBERT ZEMECKIS, USA, 1988
1 HR 44 MINS
CERT PG
TICKETS: £7.50 / £6.00 concs.
Marking 25 years since the release of this ground-breaking
work, Encounters opens this year’s festival with a special
(digitally re-mastered) screening of Who Framed Roger
Rabbit. Often credited with kick-starting the modern age
of animated feature films this pioneering work combines
the live action footage from Robert Zemeckis and Richard
Williams’ animation to make a fresh and timeless classic
that changed the world of animation for the better.
Richard Williams will introduce this screening.
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FOCUS ON SWITZERLAND
Photo by Douglas Kirkland
THE FILMS OF ROBERTO SCHAEFER ASC
The Films Of Roberto
Schaefer ASC
WED 18 SEPT 18:30 WATERSHED CINEMA 1
1 HR 30 MINS
Roberto Schaefer is a pre-eminent and respected
Hollywood DP who began in the independent sector in
Italy and has photographed everything from independent
comedies like Best in Show to large franchises like
the Bond movie, Quantum of Solace. Roberto has
worked with Johnny Depp on Finding Neverland,
Nicole Kidman on The Paperboy, Gerard Butler on
Machine Gun Preacher and photographed less stardriven movies like The Kite Runner. Roberto recently
shot the British TV comedy, Family Tree (directed by
Christopher Guest). He has used all the big film formats
and increasingly their digital equivalents and will discuss
the effect of moving from film to digital formats.
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This year Encounters brings you a
focus on contemporary Swiss talent,
presented by Swiss Films. As well
as the following series of gala events,
we will be presenting two special
guest programmes featuring the best
live action and animated short films
that have come out of Switzerland
in recent years (see p.50-54).
swissfilms.ch
FRI 20 SEPT 20:30 ARNOLFINI
Electronics & Acoustic Guitar
1 HR
Franz Treichler, founder of the legendary Swiss band
The Young Gods, performs a live soundtrack for an
overview of experimental films of the 20 th century,
screened on 16mm film. For this project, the musician
has re-scored films by instigators of the Dada Movement
(Hans Richter, Man Ray), artists affiliated with the
Fluxus movement like James Riddle, and works by
Jean Painlevé, Martin Arnold and Stan Brakhage.
The Young Gods are a reference in the musical world.
You can hear their music in Hollywood productions,
underground short films and theatre pieces.
The event is hosted by Professor Terry Flaxton
(University of the West of England), formerly a
DP himself, who will introduce us to the man and
his work through a series of clips and stories
of how movies happen. Not to be missed by
aspiring filmmakers and film lovers alike.
Presented by D I R E C T (Data Imaging Research
in Electronic Cinematography and Transmedia)
at the University of the West of England.
Franz Treichler Plays Dada
Featuring the films:
Supported by
uwe.ac.uk
This event will be followed by a D I R E C T Launch
reception in the Watershed W3 (see p.12).
Starfish by Man Ray (1928)
Black Ice by Stan Brakhage (1994)
Rythmus 21 by Hans Richter (1921)
Fluxfilm No. 5 by John Cavanaugh (1966)
Fluxfilm No. 6 by James Riddle (1966)
Delicacies of Molten Horror Synapse
by Stan Brakhage (1991)
Affected by Martin Arnold (1989)
LCD by Jean Painlevé (1978)
younggods.com
There will be a Swiss reception before this event
in the Arnolfini Café Bar, from 18:30 - 20:30 (p.12).
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Isabelle Favez:
Filmmaker Focus
Yves Netzhammer
Triptychon 2013
ANIMATION
1 HR 30 MINS
ANIMATION
THU 19 SEPT 11:00 - 17:00
FRI 20 - SUN 22 SEPT 11:00 - 18:00
ARNOLFINI DS, FREE
Join us for an on-stage session with independent Swiss
animation filmmaker Isabelle Favez. Isabelle studied in
Basle and in Zurich, where she now lives and works.
Her award winning short films have been screened at
festivals across the globe – you may have caught Au
coeur de l’ hiver in competition at Encounters in 2012.
During this session you will get the chance to
see some of Isabelle’s work and hear about her
creative process: from how she develops stories for
animated films to her close collaborations with the
editor, sound designer and music composer.
Peripheries, Formal Conscience & Dialogical Abrasion by Yves Netzhammer
Formal Conscience (2013) ends the Trilogy started 2011 with
Dialogical Abrasion and followed in 2012 by Peripheries
of Bodies, within which Swiss artist Yves Netzhammer
tries to analyse possible interaction between man and his
surroundings. Puppet-like figures represent us as individual
human being moving through rooms, or labos, where
different levels of reality are all mixed up and reorganised.
In this installation, poetic moments of contemplation
are combined with nightmares scenarios of loneliness
and being alone. Trying to communicate and to meet/
connect with others fails due to their impossibility. netzhammer.com
isabellefavez.com
Yves Netzhammer and Bernd Schurer, who composed
the soundtrack for the films, will be in conversation
with Arnolfini Curator of Exhibitions Axel Wieder
on Thu 19 Sept at 17.15 in the Dark Studio.
Marie-Elsa Sgualdo:
Filmmaker Focus
FRI 20 SEPT 13:30 WATERSHED CINEMA 3
1 HR 30 MINS
Our second filmmaker focus on-stage session is
with one of Switzerland’s most talked-about young
filmmakers. Marie-Elsa Sgualdo graduated from the
Haute École d›Art et de Design in Geneva and the Institut
National Supérieur des Arts du Spectacle in Brussels,
and also co-founded the Terrain Vague collective.
This award-winning director’s short films have been
screened at Locarno and the Cannes Directors’
Fortnight, and her most recent work You Can’t Do
Everything At Once, But You Can Leave Everything
At Once is in competition at Encounters this year.
Marie-Elsa is currently writing her first feature. During this
session you will get the chance to see four of her short
films and hear about her career and body of work.
Pop-Up Cine-Chalet
WED 18 – SUN 22 SEPT 12:00 – 19:30 EVERY DAY
(EARLY CLOSURE 17:00 ON SUN), FREE
THE PARLOUR SHOWROOMS
Encounters and Swiss Films are thrilled to invite you
to chill out in their pop-up cinema as the Parlour
Showrooms are transformed into a cosy chalet
throughout the week of the festival as part of our
celebration of Switzerland and its many delights.
Wander in, take a fluffy seat and enjoy a fine
offer of short films, animation, mini-treats and
entertaining feature documentaries, including
Image Problem, a satirical look at the flipside of
Switzerland’s pristine image and a delightful selection
of episodes of all-time favourite TV series Pingu.
Films will be screened on a rotating basis, so
don’t hesitate to drop in anytime you feel the
urge to embrace the Swiss way of life. A full
schedule will be available at the Cine-chalet.
terrainvague.ch/marieelsasgualdo
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So You Think That’s Funny
1 HR 30 MINS
British humour is world-renowned and at the forefront
of some of our most successful and distinctive
cultural exports, especially when it comes to film
and TV. But what does our unique funny bone look
like exactly and where does it come from?
A comedy writer, director and actor will show
their favourite comic short films / sketches and
debate why they make them laugh. Be prepared
for some distinctly unscientific theories, bags
of anecdotes and the odd disagreement!
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This event will take a light-hearted look at the subjective
nature of humour, providing its own laughs along the
way. Our panellists will also try to deconstruct why
comedy is one of the hardest genres to get right, and why
so few short filmmakers attempt it. Which ingredients
are the most important? Does good writing always
come off well on screen, or is it all in the delivery?
Speakers include Jesse Armstrong, one of Britain’s
finest comedy writers best known for Peep Show,
The Thick of It, Fresh Meat and Four Lions.
SHORTS2FEATURES
SO YOU THINK THAT'S FUNNY
SHORTS2FEATURES: INTRODUCTION
While there is no end to the creative possibilities and pleasures of the
short form, many short filmmakers aspire to make the leap to feature films.
In Shorts2Features, we showcase the work of talented filmmakers that
have successfully navigated their way through that process and invite some
of the creatives involved to share some of their hard-earned experiences.
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(Aidan Gillen) goes to Singapore to sort out the estate
of his brother John, who owned a hostess bar there and
has just died in mysterious circumstances. Increasingly
drawn toward John’s Chinese widow, while learning more
and more about the ins and outs of John’s business,
Gerry realises he has the opportunity to start a new life
by slipping into his brother’s identity. An atmospheric,
alluring and incisive character study, Mister John is the
second feature from Helen (2008) directors Christine
Molloy and Joe Lawlor (Desperate Optimists).
Followed by Q&A with co-director Christine Molloy.
Presented in partnership UnderWire Festival.
underwirefestival.com
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SHORTS 2 FEATURES
SHORTS 2 FEATURES
For Those in Peril
Kelly + Victor
DIR. PAUL WRIGHT
UK, 2013
1 HR 33 MINS
UNCLASSIFIED, RECOMMENDED FOR OVER 15
SAT 21 SEPT 18:00 WATERSHED CINEMA 3
DIR. KIERAN EVANS
UK, 2013
1 HR 30 MINS
CERT 18
Aaron (George Mackay) is the lone survivor of
a fishing trip that claimed the lives of five men
including his older brother, Michael (Jordan Young).
Unable to remember the details of their trip, and
feeling the weight of the community’s collective
grief, Aaron’s sense of helplessness escalates
into the belief that Michael and the other men
somehow survived. Beautifully shot and sensitively
performed, this folkloric film imaginatively explores
love and loss. For Those in Peril is BAFTA-winning
director Paul Wright’s feature-length debut.
New main body copy: When Kelly (Antonia CampbellHughes) meets Victor (Julian Morris) on the dance floor
of a Liverpool nightclub, the attraction is instant. After
wandering through the night they find themselves
at her flat, making love with a passion and urgency
that neither had experienced before. Adapted from
the acclaimed novel by Niall Griffiths, Kelly + Victor
is a haunting, candid depiction of a young couple
embarking on an obsessive love affair with terrible
consequences. Its two young leads deliver superb,
complex but tender performances that really anchor
this first fiction feature from rising star Kieran Evans.
Followed by Q&A with director Paul Wright.
Followed by Q&A with director Kieran Evans.
Presented as part of Soda Pictures’ New
British Cinema Quarterly (NBCQ).
With thanks to Verve Pictures.
nbcq.co.uk
vivaverve.com
Shopping
DIR: MARK ALBISTON AND LOUIS
SUTHERLAND
NEW ZEALAND, 2013
1HR 38 MINS
UNCLASSIFIED, RECOMMENDED FOR OVER 15
New Zealand, 1981: muscle cars, racial tensions
and a thieving bird all inform the small town life
of brothers Willie and Solomon. After a chance
encounter with charismatic thief Bennie and his
close-knit gang of ‘shoppers’, Willie is seduced
into a criminal world that allows him to escape
mounting tensions with his volatile father. But
as Bennie’s hold over him grows Willie finds
himself in over his head; and when Solomon
is left to fend for himself at home, Willie’s two
worlds collide with shattering consequences.
Shopping is the feature debut from the awardwinning writer / director team behind acclaimed
shorts The Six Dollar Fifty Man and Run.
With thanks to the New Zealand
Film Commission.
nzfilm.co.nz
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PANELS & MASTERCLASSES
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PANELS & MASTERCLASSES: WED
IdeasTap: Industry
Road Map
1 HR 30 MINS
Looking to forge a career in the film industry
but not sure how to get your foot in the door?
An expert, award winning panel consisting
of director Rob Savage (Independent film
director, Strings), producer Gavin Humphries
(Producer at Quark Films), Henry Beattie
(Acquisitions Consultant at Transmission
Films) and Madeleine Probst (Programme
Developer at Watershed) will be discussing
their routes into a variety of different sectors
- production, distribution and exhibition - at
this event hosted by arts charity IdeasTap.
Image Credit: Rob Savage
ideastap.com
London Film Academy:
Pitching Workshop
WED 18 SEPT 12.00 WATERSHED W3
5 HRS
tICKETS: £10
As a filmmaker being able to pitch your project
creatively and efficiently and adjust your pitch to
different times, circumstances and for people in
different parts of the industry are essential skills. This session presented by the London
Film Academy will help to prepare yourself
as much as your pitch, with tips and skills
designed to build your confidence, intuition
and ability to individually tailor the pitch for
the person who is listening. You will learn
about the art and craft of selling stories.
Photo by Tanya Moulson
The workshop will be tutored by Ri Chakraborty,
Executive Producer and filmmaker (The
Psychic Life of Sally Morgan, Sleepwalker
Terrors), Creative Director – LFA Productions.
londonfilmacademy.com
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NFTS: Creative
Producing Masterclass
ANIMATION
WED 18 SEPT 12:30 ARNOLFINI
1 HR 30 MINS
1 HR 30 MINS
The Gruffalo started life in 1999 as a children’s book
written by Julia Donaldson and illustrated by Axel
Sheffler. The book has sold in excess of ten million
copies, won numerous awards and developed into
a hugely successful worldwide phenomenon.
The future of the creative industries in the digital age
is being shaped by entrepreneurs who can build new
businesses / new business models across different media
platforms. This is true whether they are working on their
own; launching start-ups; or building cross-media activity
within traditional media companies.
A major part of the more recent success is due to
two half hour animation specials produced by Magic
Light Pictures in London and animated at Studio Soi
in Germany. The multi-award winning productions
have authentically and beautifully brought the story
and characters to life on screen, and a whole range of
licensed products have been developed alongside.
magiclightpictures.com
Image Credit: Copyright Orange Eyes Ltd
Encounters is delighted to welcome Daryl Shute, Associate
Producer and Brand Director at Magic Light Pictures, and
Liz Keynes one of the UK’s leading experts in children’s and
family licensing to discuss how the Gruffalo developed from
book to screen and how the intellectual property has been
so successfully utilised. The event will commence with a rare
treat to see one of the half hour specials on the big screen.
NFTS Head of Producing Chris Auty (Stealing Beauty,
Crash, My Summer of Love) has several decades
of top level creative producing experience.
During this masterclass he will give practical advice
on how the next generation of 'makers and doers’ can
navigate the creative industries as entrepreneurs.
Image Credit: Photo by Jon Craig
The Gruffalo’s Tale
Presented by the National Film and Television School (NTFS).
nfts.co.uk
NFTS: Games and
Digital FX Masterclass
1 HR 30 MINS
Cutting edge in technology as well as creative possibility,
Games and Digital FX represent massive growth areas
at the forefront of the audiovisual industries.
NFTS Heads of Department Jon Weinbren (Games
Design and Development) and John Rowe (Digital FX),
who each have around two decades of professional
experience across the games and digital FX industries
respectively, will share their expert knowledge and explain
how the future of these exciting fields is shaping up.
Presented by the National Film and Television School (NTFS).
nfts.co.uk
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PANELS & MASTERCLASSES: THU
Contentertainment
1 HR 30 MINS
Thomas Brodie Sangster in Orbit Ever After. Photo by Angus Young
Contentertainment celebrates entertaining
content and explores the latest ways digital
technologies and platforms intersect
creativity and storytelling. This year we have
a ‘Video on Demand’ special. In this session
we will be looking at the opportunities
available to filmmakers for distributing
and monetising their films online. Industry
experts from leading online platforms
including The Smalls, Distrify and VODO will
be sharing their insight and expertise so that
filmmakers can learn how to get the most
from the opportunities on these platforms.
Speakers include: Kate Tancred
(The Smalls), David Wilkinson
(Distrify) and Jamie King (VODO).
Animation
Cinematography
in the Digital Age
BFI Shorts: The Bigger Picture
ANIMATION
1 HR 30 MINS
THU 19 SEPT 14:30 ARNOLFINI
1HR 30 MINS
BFI Shorts is a high-level production scheme designed
for emerging filmmakers in the UK to demonstrate
their potential to make features. Last year, 17 ambitious
projects spanning a range of genres were chosen
from nearly 1000 proposals. With the films now
starting to appear on the international festival circuit,
join filmmakers and executives from the scheme
to hear about its ambitions and the lessons learnt.
Featuring exclusive clips and behind-the-scenes
footage, this event will provide valuable insight into the
challenge of upping your game, and the creative and
production processes involved in making films with big
impact that have the ability to entertain global audiences.
This session looks at the aesthetic
changes over time from celluloid print
to using digital processes including
cameras and tapeless workflows.
What are some of the main pre and postproduction benefits? Can you achieve
more, or less, ‘in-camera’ now? and, can
you, in fact, now get what you want? These
questions and more will be tackled by the
esteemed and picturesque panellists.
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Presented by Lighthouse and the BFI Film Fund
lighthouse.org.uk
Photo Credit: Tristan Oliver
On the panel are some of the most successful
cinematographers in the industry with
experience of both celluloid and digital
processes: Chris Maris (Frostbite, WakeWood),
Tristan Oliver (The Fantastic Mr Fox,
ParaNorman) and Frank Passingham (Pirates!
In an Adventure with Scientists, Coraline). Each
will present examples and contribute to a lively
discussion of how working practises have
changed and how these have impacted on the
freedom and ease to achieve desired results.
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PANELS & MASTERCLASSES: fri
Untold Stories, Global Voices
ANIMATION
THU 19 SEPT 15:00 WATERSHED W3
1 HR 30 MINS
The Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists
The British Council and Commonwealth Writers both
provide opportunities for emerging filmmakers from
across the globe to make films based on ‘local’ stories
that have universal appeal. This panel will explore how
UK based international organisations can best help
less-heard voices reach a wider global audience.
Panellists: Lucy Hannah (Programme Manager,
Commonwealth Foundation) and Noémie Mendelle
(Scottish Documentary Institute) with Kareem
Mortimer (writer/director) and Anis Barghouti
(Palestinian Young Filmmakers Association).
Chaired by Rosie Goldsmith, a journalist specialising
in arts and current affairs, in the UK and abroad.
Presented in partnership with Commonwealth
Writers and British Council.
film.britishcouncil.org / commonwealthwriters.org
This event is part of the festival’s Global Voices strand,
which also includes the following screenings on Thu
19 and Fri 20 Sept (see p.60-63) for more details):
THU 19 SEPT 13:00
Five films made as part of the Commonwealth
Shorts scheme, highlighting issues affecting the
filmmakers and their communities. A partnership
between Commonwealth Writers, B3 Media and The
Commonwealth Broadcasting Association/WorldView.
Peter Lord, the Creative Director of Aardman
Animations, follows the path from that shortest of
short films through to the animated feature The
Pirates! In an Adventure with Scientists - and discusses
along the way the many-sided job of the director.
Auntie, by Lisa Harewood
Your WorldView Showcase
Niroz, by Jezza Neumann
‘So You Want To Make A Feature Film’
Peter Lord and David Sproxton were still at school when
they successfully sold their first film to the BBC. The
film featured an unconvincing super-hero character
- and it was all of twenty seconds long. The young
filmmakers, starting out on their careers, named their
studio after the superhero. They called it ‘Aardman’.
Commonwealth Shorts
THU 19 SEPT 18:30
Your WorldView is the global online platform of the
Commonwealth Broadcasting Association, showcasing
short films from around the world while providing funding
and opportunities for emerging international filmmakers.
Locally Sourced
FRI 20 SEPT 11:00
Locally Sourced is a showcase from British Council and
Scottish Documentary Institute’s ‘Stories of Cities’ series,
a travelling workshop from one city to another in order
to get local filmmakers to celebrate where they live.
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1 HR 30 MINS
Since Aardman’s first screen appearance, Peter has
been constantly involved in creating animated films in
many formats. His output has included TV series, music
videos and commercials as well as independent short
Adam
Image: Kareem Mortimer
Masterclass with Peter Lord
films like Adam and the Conversation Pieces. In the
mid 1990s Aardman made its most ambitious move
to date and along with Nick Park, Peter co-directed
Chicken Run – the first of five animated features.
Peter will talk about the principles and the practice
of making animated films, from development right
through to directing. The first essential is to identify
the right idea - the one in thousand that is really worth
pursuing. But that’s only the first step in a lengthy
process (perhaps as long as five years) that leads
from story, to screenplay to production. Eventually!
Key creative elements like storyboarding, the story-reel,
voice-recording, design, editing, animating and directing
will all be covered in a wide-ranging overview of the
creative process. Illustrated by clips from short films
and unique behind-the-scenes material there will also
be a glimpse into ‘Worlds That Could Have Been’ with
abandoned plotlines for Chicken Run and The Pirates.
aardman.com
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Developing Your Social
Media Strategy
FRI 20 SEPT 15:30 WATERSHED W3
1 HR 30 MINS
Taking advantage of the ever-evolving nature of social
media and its increasing relevance to the filmmaking
community should be at the heart of all creative
businesses – exhibitors, creators and distributors alike.
This session, delivered in partnership with the Cinovate film
exhibitor training programme, will look at how you can raise
your professional profile, build an audience for your film
or event and keep them coming back for more. It will look
into two areas specifically - building your personal brand to
support your professional career and building a brand for
your work emphasising elements such as developing a fan
base, selling tickets for events and enhancing your business.
Image courtesy of Cinovate
Speakers include: Cat Turner and Bridey Lipscombe, founders
of social brand communications agency Native LDN.
cinovate.org / nativeldn.com
BAFTA Crew Masterclass: Editing
1 HR 30 MIN
Nicolas Chaudeurge is one of Britain’s finest feature editors.
Following his graduation from the NFTS, he cut his teeth
on some of the most acclaimed short films of the last
10 years before graduating to both documentary and
fiction features. Perhaps best known for his collaboration
with director Andrea Arnold, Chaudeurge worked on
her debut short Dog (2001), her Oscar-winning short
film Wasp (2003) before moving on to her debut feature
Red Road (2006), her BAFTA-winning follow up Fish
Tank (2009) and her most recent, Wuthering Heights
(2011). Beyond his work with Arnold, Chaudeurge has
worked on over 20 award-winning short films including
several BAFTA-nominees: his first film, Machination
(1995), The Most Beautiful Man In The World (2002)
and the animation His Passionate Bride (2004).
Most recently, Chaudeurge has worked with Oscar &
BAFTA-nominated screenwriter Hossein Amini on his
directorial debut, The Two Faces of January starring
Kirsten Dunst and Viggo Mortensen. Chaudeurge
just finished Oscar & BAFTA-nominated screenwriter
Hossein Amini’s directorial debut, The Two Faces of
January starring Kirsten Dunst and Viggo Mortensen.
In his BAFTA Crew Masterclass, Chaudeurge will talk
about his work with new and emerging directors, as
well as some of the biggest names in the industry, the
craft of editing a short and how to make that move
into features. This event will be chaired by filmmaker
and interdisciplinary producer Carla MacKinnon.
This event will be followed by a drinks reception
in the Watershed Cafe Bar (see p.12).
bafta.org
Funded by Creative Skillset’s Craft and Technical Skills
Academy and Creative England as part of BAFTA Crew
T. 01895 45 70 00
www.arri.com
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Much Better Now
Philipp Comarella & Simon
Griesser, Austria/Italy
Head Over Heels
Timothy Reckart, UK
Encounters Short Film and Animation
Festival and British Federation of Film
Societies (BFFS) present a compilation of
award-winning shorts from the 2012 festival.
When Rabbits Fly
Helgi Johannsson & Halldor
Ragnar Halldorsson, Iceland
Kuhina (Swarming)
Joni Männistö, Finland
Dura Lex
Anke Blondé, Belgium
Cutting Loose
Finlay Pretsell &
Adrian McDowall, UK
I am Tom Moody
When Rabbits Fly
Much Better Now
Members of BFFS can book by contacting
Rich Clesham at [email protected]
bffs.org.uk
Non-members can request to screen the programme
by contacting [email protected]
Klovesteinen
Anders Furevik, UK
On This Island
Matthew Knott, UK
I Am Tom Moody
Ainslie Henderson, UK
Prematur (Premature)
Gunhild Enger, Norway
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Pitch it | Film it | Take it to hollywood
80 YEARS OF RICHARD WILLIAMS
2 HRS
CERT U
Uniroyal
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
SHORT FILM, 2010
9 MINS
DRAWN, ANIMATED:
RICHARD WILLIAMS.
PROD. IMOGEN SUTTON.
The Charge of the
Light Brigade
Return of the
Pink Panther
TITLES,1968
10 MINS
DIR. TONY RICHARDSON.
ANIMATION: RICHARD WILLIAMS
TITLES, 1975
7 MINS
DIR. BLAKE EDWARDS.
DIR. OF ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
This short personal film, inspired by
Williams’ drawings of a small Spanish
circus, began production in 1953
and was completed in 2010. The
result is an adventure in time with
the animator of today encountering
himself as a young artist.
The struggles of three characters
obsessed with their visions of
Goodness, Truth and Beauty leads to
all out conflict. Williams self-funded
his first independent short film which
won a BAFTA for Best Animation
among many international awards.
Jovan
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Shell Oil
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, RICHARD WILLIAMS.
AND SIMON WELLS
COMMERCIAL
1 MIN
PROD. RICHARD WILLIAMS.
ANIMATION: RUSSELL HALL
AND BELLA BREMNER
Love Me, Love
Me, Love Me
A Christmas Carol
Thatcher and Kinnock
Described by Williams as a ‘private
joke’ on commercials he was
producing at the time, featuring
the mercurial voice of the late
Kenneth Williams. Its success
gave Williams the confidence to
establish his own commercial
animation studio in Soho Square.
Harlem Globetrotters
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Super Softies
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Thatcher
and Kinnock
SHORT FILM, 1962
8 MINS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
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Cresta Bear (original)
SHORT FILM, 1971
26 MINS
PROD, DIRECTION
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Featuring the voices of Alistair Sim
and Michael Hordern, this adaptation
of Dickens’ classic is inspired by
the original engraved illustrations
that accompanied the stories first
publication. A Christmas Carol won the
Academy Award for animation in 1972.
Uniroyal
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
WGN Bird
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Super Softies
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Who Framed
Roger Rabbit
TITLES, 1988
5 MINS
DIR. ROBERT ZEMECKIS.
DIR. OF ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Cresta Bear (skating)
COMMERCIAL
30 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
Harlem Globetrotters
SHORT FILM, 1958
32 MINS
PROD, DIRECTION,
Jovan
Circus Drawings
The Animator’s
Survival Kit
AND NEIL BOYLE. PROD.
IMOGEN SUTTON
NOW AVAILABLE AS AN IPAD APP
Richard Williams years of accumulated
knowledge are passed on to new
generations of grateful animators
via his Animator’s Survival Kit, which
grew from internal training for
his own staff to an indispensable
bible for the Industry.
9 Lives
edfilmfest.org.uk
Cresta Bear (Elvis)
Mini Cheddars
If time allows this screening will
be followed by a Q&A with Richard
Williams. He will also be joining us
for a gala screening of Who Framed
Roger Rabbit on Tues 17 Sept and
Desert Island Flicks hosted by Phill
Jupitus on Wed 18 Sept (see p.23).
Mini Cheddars
The Thief And
The Cobbler
THEATRICAL TRAILER, 1993
DIR. RICHARD WILLIAMS.
PROD. RICHARD WILLIAMS
AND IMOGEN SUTTON
The Thief and the Cobbler represents
Williams’ quest for excellence in
animation; the unfinished masterpiece
has become the stuff of animation
legend. This tantalising trailer
offers an enticing glimpse of the
accumulated genius of Williams’
quest for perfection in animation.
Shell Oil
This screening charts Richard’s career
development and highlights, revealing
the unrivalled excellence of his work
and his legacy for British animation,
featuring short films interspersed with
a selection of memorable and ground
breaking commercial work. Many
of his best-known works plus some
very rare surprises can be seen here.
The Little Island
9 Lives
COMMERCIAL
90 SECS
PROD, ANIMATION:
RICHARD WILLIAMS
WGN Bird
A special retrospective programme
of master animator Richard
Williams' work in celebration of his
80th birthday. In partnership with
Edinburgh International Film Festival.
ANIMATION
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God, You’re So Square
69 MINS
Welcome to Switzerland: During the short ride
in the Zurich airport shuttle train from terminal
E to exit, a short film is screened on the tunnel
wall. The sound of cow bells, happy “moos”, lush
meadows and Heidi blowing us a kiss goodbye.
Upon exiting the train, an advertising poster
from a well-known Swiss bank wishes you a nice
stay in this safe, clean and friendly country.
“God, you’re so square”, is what Iris says
to Travis in Taxi Driver. He is the symbol
of the dilemma many Swiss men seem
to struggle with (at least on screen).
This programme dismantles the image of
the square, predictable and efficient Swiss
man and shows his struggle to find a place in
society. Some seek refuge in an alternative
digital world, some turn back to better times or
somehow lose touch with reality altogether.
Wir sind dir treu
Dir. Michael Koch, 2005
Documentary
9 MINS
A somewhat different perspective
on a football game. Collective
craze and the ambition of an
individual to make his mark.
Contact: [email protected]
Os vivos tambem
choram (The
Living Also Cry)
Dir: S da Cunha, 2012
Fiction
30 MINS
The dock worker Ze is dreaming of
leaving behind the waterfront of Lisbon.
Full of yearning, he watches the ships and
secretly saves up to travel to Sweden.
But everything turns out differently
when he realises that his savings have
been used to invest in a dish washer.
BAKA!!
Ich Bin’s Helmut
Dir. Emanuel Wagner, 2010
Animation
7 MINS 30 SECS
Dir: Nicolas Steiner, 2009
Fiction
11 MINS
Are we animals, or are we civilized?
A cinematic bite of the fruit
from the tree of knowledge.
Helmut is celebrating his 60 th birthday.
He’s actually only turning 57, but
his wife Gertrud has got her maths
wrong. While the facade of petitbourgeois domesticity is gradually
flaking, old friends come by and offer
some well-meaning advice – a bizarre
declaration of love to transience.
Presented by Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur.
This screening will be introduced by Laura Walde,
Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur
kurzfilmtage.ch
Second Me
Magnetfelder
Me, Nobody & I
Dir. Anna Thommen, 2005
Documentary
18 MINS 45 SECS
Dir: Jan-Eric Mack, 2011
Fiction
10 MINS 30 SECS
Dir: Jörg Hurschler, 2012
Documentary
8 MINS 30 SECS
A young man has fallen out of society
and now lives his life on ‘Second
Life’. He talks about passion and
suffering, about reality and its loss.
It is February and cold. Two youths
from the countryside are in the
middle of nowhere and looking for
a ghost. The answers they hoped
for on questions about the meaning
of life seem to be floating in the
air under gigantic power masts.
A personal journey to childhood idols,
TV stars and the question as to why
one identifies with clichéd role models,
and lets oneself be defined by them.
An essay, a meditation, a firework of
images, which takes the filmmaker
from the wrestling ring to a talking
car, through the desert to his origins.
Contact: laura.
[email protected]
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THE CHALET SHOW: SWISS ANIMATION GREATS
1 HR 22 MIN
ANIMATION
When it comes to Swiss animation, most people think
of Georges Schwizgebel. Whilst it’s true he raised the
profile of Swiss animation to new heights he is just one
tree out of a forest full of young and talented people each one looking forward to emerging and discovering
the world for themselves. Presented here by Swiss
Films are fifteen animated shorts to quit the little hut
in the woods and get to the chalet, high above the
mountains, reaching the summit to become giants!
This screening will be introduced by Lukas Egger, director of Gipfel-Gig.
swissfilms.ch
DIR. LUKAS EGGER, BERNHARD
BAMERT
SWITZERLAND, 2011
6 MINS
A concert is planned in a mountain
hotel, but the burly hotel manager
shuts the door on the band. So the 3
musicians go on a spur-of-the-moment
mountain tour. A summit concert, you
might say, on the back of a giant cow,
and a helter-skelter tour through Swiss
folklore stereotypes which ultimately
brings them a degree of satisfaction.
Production: Virage Film, Schweizer
Radio und Fernsehen
Editing: Lukas Egger
Music: Thomas Lüthi, Christian
Niederer, Bernhard Bamert
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De Roni
DIR. ISABELLE FAVEZ
SWITZERLAND, 2009
7 MINS
DIR. ANDREA SCHNEIDER
SWITZERLAND, 2011
7 MINS
Can a bag full of money be the
solution to an unhappy couple’s
problems? Or do the bungling
bank robbers who lost it have
other plans? A tale of greed,
betrayal and cheap suitcases.
Roni lives in the big city and feels right
at home in his designer working life
and skinny jeans. But we soon find out,
he still carries around certain burdens
from his past. In a documentary style,
the film parodies Roni’s quest for
trendiness and social integration.
Written by: Isabelle Favez
Editing: Fee Liechti
Sound Design: Guido
Keller, Loïc Burkhardt
Supported by
Gipfel-Gig
Valise (Mixed Bag)
Blumentöpfe
(Flowerpots)
DIR. RAFAEL SOMMERHALDER
UNITED KINGDOM/SWITZERLAND,
2008
5 MINS
A short film abou t flowerpots,
hats and habits.
Sound Design: Rafael Sommerhalder
Production: Royal College of Art,
Rafael Sommerhalder
Techniques: Zeichenanimation
Voice of Roni: Matthias Schoch
Music: Jonas Zellweger,
Christof Steinmann
Editing: Antonia Meile,
Andrea Schneider
Miramare
In Limbo
DIR. MICHAELA MÜLLER
CROATIA/SWITZERLAND, 2009
8 MINS
DIR. MICHELLE ETTLIN
SWITZERLAND, 2008
4 MINS
A look at life on the Mediterranean
borders of Europe, where tourists
try to relax while “illegal” immigrants
struggle for a chance to a better life.
Breaking out of a strictly confined
tourist zone, two children of a Swiss
family rapidly experience that
reality here has very little to do
with the posh life in the camping
site. Then a storm hits the shore
and washes away almost all
distinctions between rich and poor.
A train trip, a conversation overheard
– a couple having a discussion about
their son. But as they speak, their
journey takes an unexpected turn.
Music: Fa Ventilato
Animation: Michaela Müller
Written by: Michelle Ettlin
Music: Simon Berz
Animation: Michelle Ettlin
La Main De L’ours
(The Bear’s Hand)
DIR. MARINA ROSSET
SWITZERLAND, 2008
5 MINS
Three brothers live in a remote forest
glade. One day, when the youngest
of the three has to go into the forest,
his fear is so great that he keeps his
eyes closed and trips over a bear.
Cinematography: Marina Rosset
Editing: Jadwiga Kowalska
Location Sound Mix: Alexander Miesch
Rotkäppchen
(Little Red Riding Hood)
DIR. MARKUS HAFLINGER
SWITZERLAND
2 MINS 41 SECS
The setting: an urban local
recreation area with car park. The
characters: Little Red Riding Hood,
a grandmother, a huntsman and the
wolf. The story? We all know it. The
famous fairy tale has never been more
compellingly told than in this film.
Animal Kingdom
DIR. NILS HEDINGER
SWITZERLAND, 2010
4 MINS
Racoon, fox and bear watch
documentaries about animals
in their suburban flat. With
time, however, the fox starts
developing a strange behaviour.
Cinematography: Nils Hedinger
Editing: Mischa Hedinger
Sound Design: Philipp Sellier
Signalis
DIR. ADRIAN FLÜCKIGER
SWITZERLAND, 2008
5 MINS
Erwin is a weasel that lives and
works in a traffic light. His job is to
switch the right light every day.
Lighting: Adrian Flückiger
Costumes: Cynthia Kaufmann
Techniques: Puppenanimation
Filmmaker, Animation, Sound Design
& Production: Markus Häflinger
Techniques: Drawings &
2D-Computeranimation
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THE CHALET SHOW: SWISS ANIMATION GREATS
1 HR 22 MIN
Chrigi (Chris)
DIR. ANJA KOFMEL
SWITZERLAND, 2009
7 MINS
A young woman recalls her childhood
and her mysterious cousin. Through
the innocent eyes of a child we are
led into a dark and complex world of
adventure, mercenaries and warfare.
Cast: Julia Schmalbrock
Editing: Anja Kofmel
Sound Design: Daniel Hobi
ANIMATION
Alzheimer’s - Une
Réalité Différée
Die Seilbahn
(Cable Car)
DIR. JULIEN MOURON,
JOHANN ROSTI
SWITZERLAND, 2012
3 MINS
DIR. CLAUDIUS GENTINETTA,
FRANK BRAUN
SWITZERLAND, 2008
7 MINS
Louis, a seventy-year-old man
suffering from Alzheimer’s, allows us
to immerse ourselves in his everyday
life - between recollection and reality.
An elderly man is riding in a rusty,
weather-beaten cable car suspended
at an alarming altitude. The man
treats himself to a sizeable portion
of snuff. With the sneeze thereafter,
the rickety cable car begins to sway
precariously. One sneeze attack after
the other ensues, however, creating a
momentum which brings the gondola
to the verge of bursting. Ruthlessly
exposed to the rain and snow, the
cable car ascends to increasingly
abysmal heights. The man, however,
remains undaunted by his fate.
Armed with a roll of adhesive tape,
he takes control of the situation
and fabricates his own cabin.
Production: Haute École d’Art
et de Design (HEAD)
Techniques: character
animation, rotoscoping
Editing: Marcel Derek Ramsay
Music: Balz Bachmann
Partition
Amourette
(Lust To Dust)
DIR. ELEONORA BERRA, SHAMI
LANG-RINDERSPACHER, DELIA HESS
SWITZERLAND, 2011
6 MINS
DIR. MAJA GEHRIG
SWITZERLAND, 2009
5 MINS
Unaware of each other and only
separated by a fragile wall of paper,
two neighbours live an isolated
existence. The wall constantly
becomes thinner and more delicate
until, one day, a mysterious light
flickers and changes everything.
Two wooden dolls are having sex on
sandpaper. By constant change of
the positions they sand themselves
off by rubbing the floor. The mood
varies between wrestling and
amorous play. Finally the love act
turns into a race against time.
Editing: Eleonora Berra, Delia Hess,
Shami Lang-Rinderspacher
Music: Michel Barengo
Cinematography: Maja Gehrig,
Ueli Nüesch
Editing: Nora de Baan, Fee Liechti
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SHELLEY PAGE'S EYE CANDY
THU 19 SEPT 12:30 ARNOLFINI
1 HR 30 MINS
ANIMATION
Shelley Page sits on many international festival and
graduation awards juries every year and she collects her
personal favourites into a special screening – which represents
some of the brightest young talents emerging on the
international animation scene as well as award-winning work
from renowned independent studios around the world.
Morphium
FILMAKADEMIE
STUTTGART, GERMANY
1 MIN
UK PREMIERE
Shelley Page is Head of International Outreach at DreamWorks Animation. She has been
working in the field of feature animation since 1986. Her credits include Who Framed
Roger Rabbit, Shrek 1-4, Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda and How to Train Your Dragon.
Annecy Festival
trailers
GOBELINS, FRANCE
4 MINS 20 SECS
UK PREMIERE
SUPINFOCOM ARLES,
FRANCE
7 MINS 9 SECS
UK PREMIERE
There are two little
monsters struggling for
a toy - just having fun!
Before each daily
screening at the Annecy
Festival, viewers are
treated to 1-minute trailers
that open the show
and set the mood.
In the early years of the
20 th century, two climbers
make the traditional ascent,
carrying a blessed statue to
the highest mountain top.
Sun of a Beach
Meet Meat
Punctuwool
Treo Fiskur
France 3 idents
Rollin Wild
SUPINFOCOM ARLES,
FRANCE
5 MINS 51 SECS
UK PREMIERE
GOBELINS, FRANCE
2 MINS 16 SECS
UK PREMIERE
CAL ARTS, USA
4 MINS
UK PREMIERE
CUBE CREATIVE, FRANCE
2 MINS
UK PREMIERE
FILMAKADEMIE
STUTTGART, GERMANY
2 MINS
A hunter on the high seas
soon becomes the hunted.
A wandering sheep/cloud
is bored by his job – and
finds something more
appealing down by the sea!
SUPINFOCOM
VALENCIENNES, FRANCE
6 MINS 49 SECS
UK PREMIERE
What happens when
elephants try skydiving? Or tortoises
try skateboarding?!
Flamingos in their natural
habitat get interrupted by
an unwelcome intruder
and other stories from
this inflated world.
Dripped
Batz
5 metres 80”
Plot’O’Mat
Back to the Start
Home Sweet Home
LEO VERRIER / CHEW
EDDY, FRANCE
8 MINS
MAX MALEO, FRANCE
6 MINS
UK PREMIERE
CUBE CREATIVE, FRANCE
5 MINS 23 SECS
UK PREMIERE
NEXUS, UK
2 MINS 15 SECS
Jack is a strange character.
He steals paintings from
museums to consume
them. But one day, the
museums are closed
and he will have to paint
by himself to survive.
Vamp and Rouss are
opposite in every way.
When their paths cross
they stumble into the
most amazing adventure
of their tiny lives!
What do giraffes get
up to when they get a
chance to try out the
high diving board?!
FILMAKADEMIE
STUTTGART, GERMANY
2 MINS 40 SECS
UK PREMIERE
SUPINFOCOM ARLES,
FRANCE
10 MINS
UK PREMIERE
This is the end of the
world – Enjoy!
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In the northern seas, a
fisherman is going to
discover the wonderful
origin of fish
Stuck for an idea for your
story? Try the Plot’O’Mat
machine – but watch out!
Ascension
A ballad to ethical and
sustainable farming…
words by Coldplay sung
by Willie Nelson.
All houses have a story,
some have an adventure…
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G.s!
Go short!
17. Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur,
The short film festival of Switzerland, 5.-10. November 2013
www.kurzfilmtage.ch
COMMONWEALTH SHORTS
1 HR 30 MINS
Five filmmakers from
the Bahamas, Barbados,
Canada, Kenya and New
Zealand have made
short films that highlight
issues affecting them
and their communities.
Commonwealth Shorts is a
capacity building scheme to give
emerging writers/directors the
opportunity to make a short film,
designed to promote debate
about a particular issue which
is relevant to the filmmaker’s
community. Commonwealth
Shorts 2012/13 was a partnership
between Commonwealth Writers,
B3 Media and The Commonwealth
Broadcasting Association/WorldView.
The one documentary and four
dramas, which were completed
earlier this year, are all on the theme
of relationships. The films explore
migration, indigenous rights, barrel
children, and same-sex relationships.
This screening will be followed by
a Q&A with filmmakers Kareem
Mortimer, Oscar Knightley, Jules
Koostachin and Lisa Harewood.
Passage
Tom’s Dairy
PLACEnta
Auntie
New Year’s Eve
DIR. KAREEM MORTIMER
BAHAMAS, 2013
16 MINS
DRAMA
DIR. OSCAR KIGHTLEY
NEW ZEALAND, 2013
13 MINS
DRAMA
DIR. JULES KOOSTACHIN
CANADA, 2013
17 MINS
DOCUMENTARY
DIR. LISA HAREWOOD
BARBADOS, 2013
15 MINS
DRAMA
DIR. WANJIRU KAIRU
KENYA, 2013
10 MINS
DRAMA
Sandrine and her younger brother
leave Haiti in the hold of a dilapidated
boat, facing shocking dangers
in their search for a better life.
A day in the life of a Samoan boy
growing up in West Auckland, New
Zealand in 1981. A time of milk
deliveries, corner shops, schoolboy
crushes, the arrival of arcade games,
antagonistic police and shame.
PLACEnta is the sharing between a
mother, her daughter and a midwife
of the re-discovery of First Nations
traditional childbirth teachings.
When a barrel arrives from London
bearing an unwelcome parcel, a
caregiver in Barbados makes a hasty
decision with lasting consequences.
As a New Year’s Eve party plays
out, Baraza is forced to find the
courage to come clean. He risks
shattering an entire way of life.
JULES KOOSTACHIN: Jules is from
Attawapiskat First Nation, and
combines her social activism work
in Indigenous rights and education
with making films and scriptwriting.
LISA HAREWOOD: Lisa works in
development communication. In 2010,
she produced her first film, an awardwinning micro-budget feature. ‘Auntie’
is her debut as a writer and director.
Contact: Heather Wakeling
[email protected] / Jules
Koostachin [email protected]
Contact: Lisa Harewood
[email protected]
WANJIRU KAIRU: Director’s
Wanjiru’s short films have been
official selections at festivals.
She currently writes and directs
for television and is adapting a
short novel into a feature film.
KAREEM MORTIMER: Kareem is an
award-winning Bahamian filmmaker
from the island of Nassau. He has
made short films, documentaries, and
a debut feature film ‘Children of God’.
Contact: Kareem Mortimer
[email protected]
OSCAR KIGHTLEY: Samoan born
writer/actor and broadcaster Oscar
Kightley grew up in New Zealand
and has helped create critically
acclaimed award-winning work for
the stage, small and big screens.
Contact: Wanjiru Kairu
[email protected]
Contact: Oscar Kightley
[email protected]
Presented by Commonwealth
Writers and B3 Media.
commonwealthwriters.org
b3media.net
As part of the Global Voices
strand, on Thu 19 Sept you
can also attend the Untold
Stories, Global Voices panel
discussion at 15:00 (p.42),
followed by a reception
at 16:30 presented
by Commonwealth
Writers and the British
Council (p.12).
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LOCALLY SOURCED
Your WorldView Showcase
THU 19 SEPT 18:30 WATERSHED W3
1 HR 30 MINS
Niroz, by Jezza Neumann
1 HR 30 MINS
Your WorldView is the global online
platform of the CBA (Commonwealth
Broadcasting Association), showcasing
short films from around the world while
providing funding and opportunities for
emerging international filmmakers.
Now in its third year, Your WorldView has hosted
international screenings and events as well as open pitches
and funding rounds. Running alongside Your WorldView is
sister project WorldView. WorldView provides seed funding
to established filmmakers to tell innovative stories from
the wider world. Supporting filmmakers on the first step of
the industry ladder, Your WorldView grantees also receive
mentorship from established WorldView filmmakers.
Celebrating international talent from Your WorldView, this
programme features a diverse selection of films and takes
the audience on acinematic journey around the world.
yourworldview.org.uk
This screening will be followed by a Q&A with Will Massa (British
Council) and Anis Barghouti (Palestinian Young Filmmakers Association).
As part of the Global Voices strand, on Thu 19 Sept you can
also attend the Untold Stories, Global Voices panel discussion
at 15:00 (p.42), followed by a reception at 16:30, presented by
Commonwealth Writers and the British Council (p.12).
film.britishcouncil.org / scottishdocinstitute.com
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Poet of the Sea
3 MINS 58 SECS
Driving Lesson
3 MINS 37 SECS
UK PREMIERE
Ramallah Stories
iBad
3 MINS 45 SECS
UK PREMIERE
Check-Point Boy
3 MINS 2 SECS
How Delicious
3 MINS 57 SECS
UK PREMIERE
Kids in Camps: Niroz
DIR: JEZZA NEUMANN (UK)
Meal of the Day
DIR: GISELLE SANTOS (UK)
Meal of the Day
Salesman
4 MINS 22 SECS
UK PREMIERE
Waiting for the Whale
DIR: QIAN LI (USA)
Kids in Camps: Yahya
I am Home
DIR: ANASTASIA KIRILLOVA (UK)
A life on Hold
DIR: NICK FRANCIS & MARC SILVER (UK)
Avram
DIR: IVA RADIVOJEVIC (USA)
A life on Hold
These intensive seven-day film-led workshops raise the ambition,
knowledge and skills of local documentary filmmakers with the bonus
of creating beautiful short films for an international market. The
collaboration with British Council Film and their regional offices enabled
the programme to access places such as Libya at critical moments in
their history. The films presented here will show that the ‘quiet’ stories
behind the headlines have the power to move us in equal measure.
Benghazi Stories
Kids in Camps: Jihan
Tripoli Stories
Upendra With Worms
DIR: JASON TAYLOR (UK)
Graffiti
3 MINS 42 SECS
On Solid Ground: Pakistan
DIR: SHIHO FUKADA (PAKISTAN)
Secret Room
4 MINS 8 SECS
Born Behind the Wall
DIR: KATIE ARNOLD (UK)
Granny’s Flags
4 MINS 13 SECS
The Barrel DIR: ANABEL RODRIGUEZ RIOS (VENEZUELA)
The Barrel
Locally Sourced is a showcase from British Council
and Scottish Documentary Institute’s ‘Stories of Cities’
series. ‘Stories of cities’ was created by the Scottish
Documentary Institute as a travelling workshop
designed to get local filmmakers to celebrate where
they live. The workshops relay creative documentary
skills to up-and-coming filmmakers in developing and
emerging countries, equipping them with the creative
tools to explore new identities, and empowering
them to take control of their own national image.
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Estonian Dreams
SAT 21 SEPT 13:30 ARNOLFINI
1HR 30MINS
ANIMATION
Estonian animation is world-renowned, its history
primarily tied to the main studios Nukufilm
and Eesti Joonisfilm. Today the industry is
blooming, with a number of smaller animation
studios and one-man companies created by
young directors appearing on the scene.
Come and discover the best of the nation’s
contemporary output with a special programme
curated by Animated Dreams, one of the largest
animation festivals in Scandinavia and the Baltic
countries. Animated Dreams offers Estonian animators
a chance to display the state of their art as well as
promoting high-quality international animation
culture. From its beginnings as an offshoot of
Black Nights Film Festival back in 1999, the event
has evolved into a small independent festival.
Programme by Animated Dreams
Keha mälu (Body Memory)
In the Air
DIR: ÜLO PIKKOV
ESTONIA, 2011
10 MINS
DIR: MARTINUS DAANE KLEMET
ESTONIA, 2009
8 MINS
Our body remembers more than we
can expect and imagine, our body
remembers also the sorrow and
pain of the predecessors. Our body
sustains the stories of our parents
and grandparents as well as their
ancestors. But, how far back is it
possible to go in your bodily memory?
The telecommunication between
the wolf and humans leads to a
situation where the gravitation
law changes to the unknown.
Prod: Kalev Tamm
Script: Martinus Daane Klemet
Prod: Nukufilm OÜ
Suitsupääsukese raskest
elust (About the Hard
Life of the Barn Swallow)
DIR: CHINTIS LUNDGREN
ESTONIA, 2011
5 MINS
The life of a Barn Swallow is not
easy, everything gets mixed up on
the way back home from Africa,
bigger birds are pesky, ghastly
shadows from previous centuries
annoyingly stalky, the clay is all
gone and the barn locked at night.
Prod: Chintis Lundgreni
Animatsioonistuudio
2013.anima.ee
Villa Antropoff
Divers in the Rain
DIR: KASPAR JANCIS &
VLADIMIR LESCHIOV
ESTONIA, LATVIA 2012
13 MINS
DIR: PRIIT PÄRN & OLGA PÄRN
ESTONIA, 2009
24 MINS
Once upon a time, there lived a man
who had nothing besides himself.
And a dream, a great big dream. But
an immense and dangerous sheet
of water spread out between him
and his dream. The man set out. He
arrived at his destination due to his
courage and tenacity. But was that
what he had been searching for?
This is a story about an everyday diver
and a night dentist. Their kisses are
always good-bye-kisses. He is a diver
and has to dive. She is tired and has
to sleep. But there is no silent place in
her dreams. And a big ship is slowly
sinking in the rain. Nobody knows,
when is the time for the last cigarette?
Köögi Dimensioonid
(Kitchen Dimensions)
DIR. PRIIT TENDER
ESTONIA, 2008
19 MINS
Three orchestrated journeys to
the hitherto unknown dimensions
of a kitchen in the morning.
Prod: Kalev Tamm
Script: Priit Tender
Script: Priit Pärn
Prod: Kalev Tamm
Prod: Kalev Tamm, Vladimir Leschiov
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Cartoon d’Or 2013
SUN 22 SEPT 11:00 ARNOLFINI A
1 HR 30 MINS
ANIMATION
Discover the 2013 nominees for the
Cartoon d’Or, pan-European award
for best animated short film of the
year. Granted by CARTOON – the
European Association of Animation
Film with the support of the MEDIA
Programme, it rewards the best since
only prize-winning films from the major
European festivals can compete.
From this short list, a jury of international
experts selects five finalists and a
winner. The Cartoon d’Or is annually
awarded during the Cartoon Forum,
the forum for the co-production,
financing and distribution of European
animation for TV and new media. The
purpose of the Cartoon d’Or is to act as
a pipeline between short filmmakers
and the industry, and to help talented
directors start a new project.
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TH
INTERFILM
INTERNATIONAL
SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
BERLIN
SHORT FILM FESTIVAL
CHILDREN AND YOUTH BERLIN
6TH FORINTERNATIONAL
10-17 NOVEMBER 2013
12-17 NOVEMBER 2013
Launched in 1991, the first Cartoon
d’Or went to British director Nick Park,
still unknown at the time, for his film
Creature Comforts. Other great names
have followed, such as Sylvain Chomet,
Jacques-Rémy Girerd, Mark Baker,
Michael Dudok De Wit and Joanna Quinn.
Betty’s Blues
DIR. RÉMI VANDENITTE
FRANCE/BELGIUM, 2013
12 MINS
Prod: Les Films du Nord /
La Boîte, ... Productions
INTERFILM.DE
.COM
W W W.
DIR. REGINA PESSOA
PORTUGAL/FRANCE/
CANADA/SWITZERLAND,
2012
9 MINS 20 SECS
Prod: Ciclope Filmes /
ONF / Folimage / GDS
Head Over Heels
Off the Track
(Ecart de conduite)
DIR. TIMOTHY RECKART &
FODHLA CRONIN O’REILLY
UK, 2012
10 MINS 20 SECS
DIR. ROCIO ALVAREZ
FRANCE, 2012
4 MINS 7 SECS
Prod: NFTS
Prod: La Poudrière
I Am Tom Moody
Women’s Letters
(Lettres de femmes)
The 2013 jury was composed of producer Didier
Brunner from Les Armateurs (France) and directors
Anca Damian (Romania) and Enrique Gato (Spain).
cartoon-media.eu
DIR. AINSLIE HENDERSON
UK, 2012
6 MINS 55 SECS
IN
KUKI-BERL
Kali the Little
Vampire
Prod: Edinburgh
College of Art
DIR. AUGUSTO ZANOVELLO
FRANCE, 2013
11 MINS 15 SECS
Prod: Pictor Media
/ Xbo Films
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PROGRAMMES
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12 / 17 NOVEMBER 2013
FRANCE
BREST 2013: LET'S KEEP IT SHORT
200 SHORT FILMS
28 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES
70 COMPETITIVE FILMS
3 COMPETITIONS
EUROPEAN COMPETITION
FRENCH COMPETITION (1ST FILMS AND SCHOOL FILMS)
OVNI COMPETITION - NEW!
SELECTIVE FILM MARKET
PROFESSIONNAL MEETINGS
Photo : Adrien Ferron
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BRIEF ENCOUNTERS
28TH BREST EUROPEAN
INTRODUCTION
AWARDS
JURY
Brief Encounters Grand Prix
Encounters takes pride in the exemplary selection of the
latest and greatest short films from around the world
on show this year. The winner of the Grand Prix is the
cream of this crop, the best that the short film world has
to offer and certainly a name to look out for. Films in the
International (INT), British (BRIT), South West Showcase,
Late Lounge and Music Video Showcase programmes are
eligible for the cash prize of £2,000. The winning film is
eligible for an Academy Live Action Award Nomination.
“The talent informing this year’s
British and international competitive
programmes is a rich banquet”
Another year, another Encounters!
Journeys come in many shapes and forms. Climbing
the mountain of film submissions has to be one of my
favourites, albeit a real challenging one, especially with
the extraordinary increase in entries we’ve received this
year: short films are plentiful and in remarkable shape. I’ll
never get tired of expressing the most heartfelt thanks to
all the filmmakers who entrusted us with their work, thus
contributing to the scope and variety of our programmes.
Your creations are the life and soul of the festival.
This year my journey was made even more exciting by the
company of a truly dedicated team of fellow travellers, our
pre-selectors, who have devoted their stamina, expertise
and unflinching passion for film to help me sift through
the staggering number of submissions. For their hard
work and the stimulating debates generated during the
pre-selection process I am indeed deeply grateful.
The talent informing this year’s British and international
competitive programmes is a rich banquet, including
welcome returns from established filmmakers and festival
alumni as well a number of exciting directorial debuts
and inspiring discoveries. As ever, the themes which
have sparked the curation of each final programme
are as thought-provoking as delightfully unexpected.
An unprecedented absorption in the animal realm, a
preoccupation with the idea of home and a piercing insight
into the complexities affecting a bruised and battered
modern day Europe are just some of the fascinating
threads explored by filmmakers in this year’s selection.
With a brand new music video programme curated by the
Soho Shorts team, an increasing number of experimental
short films in competition, the return of our talent-tracking
Shorts2Feature strand and a particularly eclectic country
focus on Switzerland encompassing the most cutting-edge
talent at work across different media, Brief Encounters
continues to expand its programming horizons.
As we look forward to the Festival’s 20th birthday in
2014, this September I am delighted to renew my invite
to all of you to partake in our celebration of the creativity,
boldness and talent of the filmmakers of tomorrow.
Gaia Meucci, Brief Encounters Short Film Programmer
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Brief Encounters UWE
European New Talent Award
For the third year, Encounters is rewarding exceptional
European short films produced within an educational
institute or by a first-time director with the UWE European
New Talent Award. Includes a prize of up to €1,000
supported by the University of the West of England.
Brief Encounters Best of British Award
The award is offered to the British film judged to be the best in
all areas of production, direction and story. Films in the British
programmes (BRIT), South West Showcase, Late Lounge and
Music Video Showcase programmes are eligible for the cash
prize of £1000 supported by Directors UK plus £5000 worth
of shooting kit hire from ARRI. The winner will also receive a
short film course from the National Film and Television School
and the film will be selected into the British Council Film
Catalogue. The winning film is eligible for BAFTA Nomination.
Brief Encounters Best of South West Award
In the South West the talent base has strength in
depth as well as in numbers. This Award recognises
the maturity of filmmaking in the region and is an
investment in talented individuals to ensure continued
growth. The winner will receive a prize of £500.
Documentary Award
This award recognises the growing strength of international
talent in the Brief Encounters programme. All documentaries
in Brief Encounters are eligible for the £1000 cash prize.
Orsola Clausi
Heinz Hermanns
HEAD OF PROGRAMMING FOR NBC
UNIVERSAL GLOBAL NETWORKS
ITALIA
DIRECTOR OF INTERFILM
INTERNATIONAL SHORT FILM
FESTIVAL BERLIN
Orsola A. Clausi is the Head of
Programming for NBC Universal
Global Networks Italia, based
in Rome. She is the head of
all short film acquisitions, and
regularly attends markets and film
festivals throughout Europe.
Heinz Hermanns was born in 1958
in Duisburg, Germany. He studied
Politics in Germany and Italy. In 1981
he founded the cinema Eiszeit during
the squatters movement in Berlin
which he directed during 9 years.
Prior to joining NBC Universal,
Orsola worked as a script reader and
analyst for Lucky Red Distribution,
as program scheduler for Orbit
Communications Company and
as program manager for Rai.
From its beginning in 1982, he
directs the international short film
festival Berlin – interfilm. He is the
director and co-founder since 2001
of the super short film festival
“Going Underground” held in the
trains of the Berlin Subway. He is
also co-founder of the Zebra poetry
film award that since 2002 presents
twice a year short films up to ten
minutes which interpret poems.
He gave seminars on film language
for kids, adolescents and students
and took part in juries, debates
and presentations of short
films all around the world.
Col Needham
IMDB FOUNDER AND CEO
Col Needham is the founder
and CEO of The Internet Movie
Database (IMDb.com).
Born and living in the UK, Col
has had a lifelong interest in both
technology and movies. After
starting a computer games software
business at the age of 14, he went
on to complete a computer science
degree at Leeds University before
commencing a career in technology
research in Bristol, England.
IMDb grew out of a personal
database of movie information that
Col created as a teenager, combined
with similar data collected on the
Internet in the late 1980s/early 1990s.
Col published the first version of
IMDb online in October 1990 and
co-ordinated IMDb as a worldwide
volunteer effort from 1990-1996. IMDb
incorporated in January 1996 with the
volunteers as shareholders and IMDb
became a wholly owned subsidiary
of Amazon.com in April 1998.
Col continues in his original role to
this day, working from an office in
Bristol with IMDb staff members
in countries around the world.
EFA Nomination
The Brief Encounters Jury will select the Bristol Short Film
Nominee for the European Film Awards 2014 from all
European films featured in the International (INT), British
(BRIT), South West Showcase and Late Lounge programmes.
Award eligibility is identified on each
film throughout this catalogue
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JURY
INT 1: BURNING BRIDGES
1 HR 33 MINS FOLLOWED BY FILMMAKER Q&A
Franz Treichler
Polly Stokes
MUSICIAN
DEVELOPMENT EDITOR AT FILM4
Born in 1961 in Switzerland, Franz
Treichler is an eclectic musician who
enjoys playing classical guitar and
experimental music in equal measure.
He is the founder member and singer
of The Young Gods, an electronic
rock band that has existed for 22
years. Many international tours and an
avant-garde sound production have
made The Young Gods a reference
in the musical world. You can hear
their music in Hollywood productions,
underground short movies, theatre
pieces, sound installations or in
the most unexpected places. They
have been asked to compose music
for the Federal Office for Health
and Geneva’s museum of Science,
and have designed together with
anthropologist Jeremy Narby a sonic
conference called Amazonia Ambient
Project. In parallel to his work with his
band, Franz Treichler has collaborated
for 7 years with Gilles Jobin’s
contemporary dance company,
produced and remixed many
international bands, performed with
visual artists, soundtracked live 1920s
experimental movies and recorded
indigenous people in Amazonia.
Polly began her career in theatre
and studied on the Producing MA
at NFTS, before joining Warp Films
as a freelance producer in 2010.
She has produced a number of short
films, including Alois di Leo’s The
Boy Who Wanted to be a Lion and
Jake & Dinos Chapman’s The Organ
Grinder’s Monkey, as well as Paul
Wright’s debut feature film For Those
In Peril, which premiered at Semaine
de la Critique, Cannes, in 2013.
She currently works as a
Development Editor at Film4.
To find a better life. To
finally be safe. To hide
in a special place, where
nobody gets hurt. To
respond to a mysterious
call from outer space. The
reasons to want to escape
and leave everything
behind have virtually no
boundaries, as shown by
these compelling stories
of exiles and runaways.
Avant Que De Tout
Perdre (Just Before
Losing Everything)
DIR: XAVIER LEGRAND
FRANCE 2012
30 MINS
Saba
DIR: ROQIYE TAVAKOLI
IRAN 2012
15 MINS
Saba is a young girl, but she is forced
to marry her brother-in-law.
A young boy pretends to go to
school and hides under a small
bridge. A teenager in tears waits at
a bus stop. A woman picks them up
and drives them to the parking lot of
a supermarket.
Fiction
Fiction
Contact: Roqiye Tavakoli
[email protected]
Eligible Awards: Brief Grand Prix
Prod: Roqiye Tavakoli
Distributor: Roqiye Tavakoli
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: European New Talent,
Brief Grand Prix, European Film Award
Prod: Alexandre Gavras
Writer: Xavier Legrand
DOP: Nathalie Durand
Editor: Yorgos Lamprinos
Sound: Julien Sicart, Vincent Verdoux,
Aymeric Dupas
Cast: Léa Drucker, Anne Benoit,
Miljan Chatelain, Mathilde Auneuveux ,
Denis Ménochet
Distributor: Alexandre Gavras
XAVIER LEGRAND: Xavier Legrand
is a French actor. Just Before
Losing Everything is his first film
as a screenwriter and filmmaker.
Contact: Alexandre Gavras
[email protected]
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73
INT 1: BURNING BRIDGES
INT 2: ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL
Adrift
DIR: FREDERIK JAN DEPICKERE
BELGIUM/COLOMBIA
9 MINS 4 SECS
A Ugandan refugee wanders without
purpose or direction 150 kilometre
above the arctic circle.
Documentary, Fiction
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: Brief Grand Prix, Best
Documentary, European Film Award
Prod: Daniel De Valck
Writer: Frederik Depickere
DOP: Alvaro Ruiz Velasco
Editor: Frederik Depickere
Sound: Frederik Depickere
Cast: Sharman Simu
Distributor: Daniel De Valck
FREDERIK JAN DEPICKERE:
Frederik Jan Depickere (Brussels
1983) is a Belgian documentary
filmmaker. His documentary films
have been screened at various
international film festivals.
Contact: Frederik Depickere
[email protected]
Liza, namo!
(Lisa, Go Home!)
Misterio
(Mystery)
DIR: OKSANA BURAJA
LITHUANIA, ESTONIA 2012
27 MINS 16 SECS
DIR: CHEMA GARCÍA IBARRA
SPAIN 2013
11 MINS 30 SECS
The soul of the child does not want
to reconcile with her surroundings.
The filmmakers record what reflects
the generation gap between the
little girl Lisa and the world of adults
in her family.
They say that if you put your ear to
the back of his neck, you can hear
the Virgin talk.
Documentary
UK Premiere
Prod: Uljana Kim
Writer: Oksana Buraja
DOP: Krsitina Sereikaite
Editor: Oksana Buraja
Sound: Giedrius Aleknavicius
Distributor: Uljana Kim
OKSANA BURAJA: Oksana Buraja,
originally from Vilnius, Lithuania,
has created seven documentaries
and one feature film since 2001.
Contact: Galina Kim
[email protected]
Fiction
Eligible Awards: Brief Grand
Prix, European Film Award
Prod: Leonor Díaz Esteve
Writer: Chema García Ibarra
DOP: Alberto Gutiérrez
Editor: Chema Garcia Ibarra
Sound: José Marsilla
Distributor: Dora Martí
CHEMA GARCÍA IBARRA: Born in
Elche (Spain) in 1980, city where he
is still living and working. He studied
Advertising in the Alicante University.
Contact: Dora Martí
[email protected]
This year’s submissions
have revealed an
unprecedented number
of stories centering
on animals, from the
extraordinary impact
they have on our lives to
the fascinating dynamics
regulating their interaction.
As you suspend your
disbelief to be moved,
surprised and carried away
by this programme, rest
assured that no animals
were harmed in the
making of these films…
Chef de Meute
(Herd Leader)
DIR: CHLOÉ ROBICHAUD
CANADA 2012
12 MINS 30 SECS
Clara’s overbearing family can’t
understand her solitary life. They
wish she’s find someone to grow
old with. Following her aunt’s
sudden death, Clara is put in charge
of her pet.
Fiction
Prod: Fanny-Laure Malo
Writer: Chloé Robichaud
DOP: Jessica Lee Gagné
Editor: Chloé Robichaud
Sound: Jean Philippe Villemure
Cast: Eve Duranceau, Ricahrd
Fréchette, Monique Gosselin,
Jean Sébastien Courchesne,
Geneviève Boivin-Roussy, France
Pilote, Francois Jaros,
Guillaume Lambert
Distributor: Colin Racicot
CHLOÉ ROBICHAUD: Quebecer Chloé
Robichaud, as well as directing, is also
a co-producer for the film production
company Les films de la meute.
Djur jag dödade förra
sommaren (Animals
I Killed Last Summer)
DIR: GUSTAV DANIELSSON
SWEDEN 2012
15 MINS
A young boy kills small animals and
his father can’t deal with it. This is a
macabre, comical story of a moral
dilemma with no easy answers.
Fiction
Prod: Gustav Danielsson,
Cilla Holm
Writer: Gustav Danielsson
DOP: Gustav Danielsson
Editor: Gustav Danielsson
Cast: Sebastian Ylvenius,
Daniella Mendel-Enk, Anton
Samuelsson Forsdik
Distributor: Theo Tsappos
GUSTAV DANIELSSON: Gustav
Danielsson (b. 1975) is a director and
cinematographer. Animals I Killed Last
Summer is Gustav’s third short film.
Contact: Theo Tsappos
[email protected]
Contact: Colin Racicot
[email protected]
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75
INT 2: ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL
The Importance
of Sweet and Salt
DIR: BENOIT DE CLERCK
BELGUIM 2012
14 MINS
The difference between sweet and
salt;one of life’s important questions.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Benoit De Clerck
Writer: Benoit De Clerck
DOP: Manu Vanderjeugd
Editor: Benoit De Clerck
Sound: Kwinten Van Laethem,
Jeroen Truijens
Music: Karel Vercamst
Cast: Jan Vergote, Véronique Buysse
Distributor: Benoit De Clerck
BENOIT DE CLERCK: Benoit De
Clerck (°1987) is a young Belgian
film director. Benoit graduated in
2010 and is currently working on
his second professional short film.
Contact: Benoit De Clerck
[email protected]
Pequeño Bloque
de Cemento con
Pelo Alborotado
Conteniendo el
Mar (Little Block
of Cement with
Dishevelled Hair
Containing the Sea)
DIR: JORGE LOPEZ NAVARRETE
SPAIN 2013
15 MINS 32 SECS
A dog and a mare embark upon a
voyage together.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Jorge Lopez Navarrete,
Cristina Martinez, Carlos Enriquez
Writer: Jorge Lopez Navarrete
DOP: Carlos Mora
Editor: Jorge Lopez Navarrete
Sound: Cristina Arias
Music: Carlo Marchionni
Cast: Kinara, Tomi
Distributor: Jorge Lopez Navarrete
JORGE LOPEZ NAVARRETE: Born
in Barcelona, after working in
advertising for several years Jorge
Lopez Navarrete now develops
personal video projects.
Å åpne, åse
(To Open,To See)
Feeding Five
Hundred
DIR: CAMILLA FIGENSCHOU
NORWAY 2012
15 MINS
DIR: RAFED ALHARTHI, RAY HADDED
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 2012
20 MINS
A group of children are taken on a
trip to a beach. While separated from
adult supervision, they discover a
stranded porpoise. It is dead. They
open it up.
A documentary about one man’s
passion, determination and struggle
to feed five hundred stray cats every
day since 1995.
Fiction
Prod: Silja Espolin Johnson
Writer: Camilla Figenschou
DOP: Marte Vold
Editor: Astrid Skumsrud Johansen
Sound: Fredric Vogel
Cast: Ihne Lysvold, Anna Katharina
Paus Haukeland, Sara Kaspersen,
Simon Kaspersen, Øystein Aanes,
Martin Hansen, Wanja Jakobsen,
Magnus Eriksen, Thea Edvardsen,
Emil Edvardsen, Mathilde Hansen
Distributor: Norwegian Film Institute.
Documentary
Prix, Best Documentary
Prod: Jessy Chalfoun
Editor: Ray Haddad
Sound: Waddah Al Yafei
Distributor: Rafed Alharthi
RAFED ALHARTHI: Rafed is
currently a television presenter for
Abu Dhabi TV, with a passion for
documentaries. Feeding Five Hundred
is his documentary film debut.
Contact: Emirates Distrib
[email protected]
CAMILLA FIGENSCHOU: Camilla
Figenschou (b.1978) is a visual artist
with a Master of Fine Arts degree
from the University College of Arts,
Crafts and Design in Stockholm.
Contact: Toril Simonsen
[email protected]
Contact: Jorge Lopez Navarrete
[email protected]
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77
INT 3: THE HUMAN FACTOR
The complexity of family
ties, the comfort of friends,
the thrill of fleeting
encounters with complete
strangers… From Portugal,
France, Switzerland,
Brazil, Australia and The
Netherlands, the diverse
and compelling short films
in this programme chart
the beauty, danger and
elation of human relations.
Cigano (Gypsy)
Faraways
DIR: David Bonneville
PORTUGAL 2013
18 MINS 20 SECS
DIR: AUDREY LAM
AUSTRALIA 2012
9 MINS 35 SECS
Sebastian accepts help from a Gypsy
passer-by and ends up having to
give him a ride home.
An empty urban landscape
echoes the isolation of two girls
far from home.
Fiction
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Fernando Vendrell
Writer: David Bonneville, Diego Rocha
DOP: Vasco Viana
Editor: Mariana Gaivão
Sound: Adriana Bolito, Tiago Matos
Music: Buraka Som Sistema
Cast: Jaime Freitas, Tiago Aldeia
Distributor: Fernando Vendrell
DAVID BONNEVILLE: David
Bonneville (Porto, 1978) is a Londonbased, Award-winning director, with
emphasis on drama and character/
performance-driven work. He has
recently worked for the BBC.
Contact: David Bonneville
[email protected]
Prod: Audrey Lam
Writer: Audrey Lam
DOP: Charlie Hillhouse
Editor: Audrey Lam
Sound: Joel Stern
Music: Primitive Motion
Cast: Xiao Deng, Tachika Yokota
AUDREY LAM: Audrey was
born in Hong Kong and studied
at Queensland College of
Art. She makes films, video,
photography and installation.
Contact: Audrey Lam
[email protected]
De huid voelt
(Skin Feels)
DIR: DAAN BUNNIK
THE NETHERLANDS 2012
6 MINS 25 SECS
In this observational video diptych,
the narrator, Daan Bunnik expresses
the difficulties of observing the
ageing process of his parents and by
making the observation he tries to
accept the new situation.
Documentary
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: European New
Talent, Brief Grand Prix, Best
Prod: Daan Bunnik
Writer: Daan Bunnik
DOP: Daan Bunnik
Sound: Sebastiaan Bunnik
Cast: Anneloek Bunnik Teenstra, Frans Bunnik
Distributor: Daan Bunnik
DAAN BUNNIK: Bunnik aims to
make personal, intimate films
based on his own experiences.
His film Skin feels portrays the
ageing process of his parents.
Contact: Daan Bunnik
[email protected]
Man Kann Nicht
Alles Auf Einmal
Tun, Aber Man Kann
Alles Auf Einmal
Lassen (You Can’t Do
Everything At Once,
But You Can Leave
Everything At Once)
DIR: MARIE-ELSA SGUALDO
SWITZERLAND 2013
15 MINS
It all began on a couch. He watched
her undress and they made love for
the first time.
Fiction
Prod: Marie-Elsa Sgualdo
Writer: Marie-Elsa Sgualdo
DOP: Archives de la Radio Télévision
Suisse, MarieElsa Sgualdo
Editor: Marie-Elsa Sgualdo
Sound: Yanick Gerber
Cast: Julia Perazzinni Distributor: François Morisset
MARIE-ELSA SGUALDO: In parallel
with her work as a director on several
short films, Marie-Elsa Sgualdo assists
such directors as Christelle Lheureux
(assistantcomedian), Delphine
Jacquet (director’s assistant).
Contact: François Morisset
francois.morisset@
salaudmorissetproduction.com
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Atlantic Avenue
DIR: LAURE DE CLERMONT
TONNERRE
FRANCE, USA 2013
13 MINS 18 SECS
How a 17 year old bright young
girl sat in a wheel chair will
encounter love through an
antisocial male prostitute…
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Laure de Clermont Tonnerre,
Andrew D Corkin, Jameson Smith,
Matt Snetzko, Leopoldine
Huyghues Despointes
Writer: Laure de Clermont Tonnerre
DOP: Antoine Wagner
Editor: Geraldine Mangenot,
Nicholas Biagetti
Sound: Jon Bozemn, Bruno Tarriere
Music: Danny Bensi, Saunder Jurriaans
Cast: Brady Corbet, Leopoldine
Huyghues Despointes
Distributor: Origine Films
LAURE DE CLERMONT TONNERRE:
Laure de Clermont Tonnerre
is a French actress, producer
and director living in Paris. As
she always been interested in
films, she has been working as
an actress from a young age.
Contact: Laure de
Clermont Tonnerre
[email protected]
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INT 3: THE HUMAN FACTOR
INT 4: CODES OF CONDUCT
Laws, protocols and
routines inform our
everyday lives, giving
us a sense of security
and structure.
A Onda Traz o Vento
Leva (Ebb & Flow)
DIR: GABRIEL MASCARO
BRAZIL, SPAIN 2012
28 MINS
Rodrigo is a young deaf man
from Recife, northeast Brazil
who works installing car stereos.
Despite his deafness, sound
penetrates his day to day life and
he harnesses its vibrations, allowing
it to pulse through his veins.
Documentary
Prod: Rachel Ellis
Writer: Gabriel Mascaro DOP: Gabriel Mascaro Editor: Eduardo Serrano
Sound: Joana Claude,
Gabriel Mascaro, Maurício d’Orey
Cast: Márcio Campelo Santana
Distributor: Rachel Ellis
GABRIEL MASCARO: Gabriel
Mascaro (1983) lives and works
in Recife. Spanning cinema and
the visual arts, his work has been
shown around the world.
An uncompromising youth
court, a community stifled
by an ancient code of
retaliation, an insight into
offbeat marital routines
and a found-footage
lecture on the holy trinity
of modern capitalism
provide the rich canvas of
a programme navigating
a world dictated by
various sets of rules.
La Fugue
(The Runaway)
DIR: JEAN-BERNARD MARLIN
FRANCE 2013
22 MINS 27 SECS
Lakdar, a youth worker in a home
for juvenile offenders in Marseille,
goes to court along with one of the
teenagers he’s in charge of, Sabrina.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Valentine de Blignières
Writer: Jean Bernard Marlin
DOP: Julien Poupard
Editor: Nicolas Desmaison
Sound: Claire Cahu
Cast: Adel Bencherif, Médina Yalaoui
Distributor: Valentine de Blignières
JEAN-BERNARD MARLIN:
Jean–Bernard Marlin grew up in
Marseille, moved to Paris where
he graduated from the famous
Louis Lumière School and the
FEMIS Screenplay Workshop.
Prisoners of Kanun
DIR: ROSER CORELLA
SPAIN 2013
25 MINS
The centuries-old custom of blood
feuds in Albania has sent many
families to live locked down in their
houses in fear of blood vengeance.
Documentary
European Premiere
Prod: Grafo Documental
DOP: Roser Corella
Distributor: Roser Corella
ROSER CORELLA: Roser, as a
documentary filmmaker and
video journalist, has a personal
approach in revealing contemporary
and human rights matters.
Contact: Roser Corella
[email protected]
Contact: Valentine de Blignières
[email protected]
Contact: Rachel Ellis
[email protected]
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81
INT 4: CODES OF CONDUCT
INT 5: SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES
30 Minutes by Day
DIR: SAMUEL LAMPAERT
BELGIUM 2013
5 MINS 35 SECS
They are old, watching TV all day
except when it’s time to do the
daily 30 minutes of activity. This is
a doctor’s prescription. The timer
started. Each one individually
embarks on a journey. Will they find
love at the end of it?
Fiction
European Premiere
Prod: Samuel Lampaert
Writer: Samuel Lampaert
DOP: François Scmidt
Editor: Adrien Kaempf
Cast: Huguette vandenhende,
Yves Larec
Distributor: Samuel Lampaert
SAMUEL LAMPAERT: After being
editor and director for belgian
tv, Samuel has made four shorts
and one documentary.
Contact: Samuel Lampaert
[email protected]
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Yaderni wydhody
(Nuclear Waste)
I HR 32 MINS FOLLOWED BY FILMMAKER Q&A
American Capitalism,
a Self-Portrait
DIR: MYROSLAV SLABOSHPYTSKIY
UKRAINE 2012
24 MINS 30 SECS
DIR: THIBAULT LE TEXIER
FRANCE 2013
9 MINS 42 SECS
Sergiy and Sveta live in Chernobyl.
Their work and their life are
dictated by one unchangeable
rhythm with clockwork precision.
But what sets this mechanism in
motion - day by day.
In 1955, professor Clifton L. Ganus
Jr., from Harding University,
Arkansas, revealed the holy trinity of
American capitalism.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prix, European Film Awards
Prod: Volodimir Tykhyy
Writer: Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy
DoP: Dmitryi Sannikov
Editor: Kristof Hoornaert
Distributor: Denis Ivanov
MYROSLAV SLABOSHPYTSKIY:
Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy graduated
from the filmmaking department of
the Kiev State Institute of Theatre and
Arts, majoring in feature film directing.
Contact: Elena Slaboshpytskaya
[email protected]
Documentary, Experimental
Prod: Thibault Le Texier
Writer: Thibault Le Texier
Editor: Thibault Le Texier
Sound: Prelinger Archives
Music: Prelinger Archives
Cast: Clifton L. Ganus Jr.
Distributor: Thibault Le Texier
THIBAULT LE TEXIER: Thibault
Le Texier is a filmmaker and
researcher in human sciences.
A laboratory of boldness
and innovation, short
films constantly break
new visual and storytelling ground. Setting
out to explore elusive
narratives and channel
multiple perspectives, this
mix of formally daring
and enigmatic shorts is
guaranteed to question
your assumptions and
subvert your expectations.
Just when you thought
you had it all figured out.
Home
DIR: THOMAS GLEESON
NEW ZEALAND 2012
11 MINS
We often think of houses as solid,
strong, permanent things. In fact
they can be weak, fragile and as
this film shows mobile. What is that
makes a house a home? What gives
it it’s strength?
Documentary
Eligible Awards: Brief Grand Prix,
Best Documentary
Prod: Thomas Gleeson, Pip Walls
DOP: Max Bellamy
Editor: Thomas Gleeson
Sound: James Hayday
Music: Jack Northover
Distributor: Thomas GleesonT
THOMAS GLEESON: Thomas
is a filmmaker from New
Zealand, based in London.
Contact: Thomas Gleeson
[email protected]
Asesinato en Junin
(Murder in Junin)
DIR: ANDREW SALA
ARGENTINA 2012
10 MINS
From a privileged viewpoint,
the spectator witnesses a series
of events among which there is
a murder.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Talent, Brief Grand Prix
Prod: Andrew Sala
Writer: Andrew Sala
DOP: Andrew Sala
Editor: Andrew Sala
Sound: Chiara Ghio
Cast: Guillermina Pico,
David Maruchniak,
Javier Barrio, Sebastián Elsinger
Distributor: Gina Votta
ANDREW SALA: Born 1981 in the
USA, lives and studied in Argentina.
He is currently finishing his first
feature fiction film Pantanal.
Contact: Andrew Sala
[email protected]
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INT 5: SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES
I HR 32 MINS FOLLOWED BY FILMMAKER Q&A
Rogalik
Sottoripa
Tokyo Giants
J.M. Mondésir
DIR: Pawel Ziemilski
POLAND 2012
17 MINS
DIR: GUGLIELMO TRUPIA
ITALY 2013
6 MINS 50 SECS
DIR: NICOLAS PROVOST
BELGIUM 2012
23 MINS
DIR: ALICE COLOMER-KANG
FRANCE 2012
24 MINS 12 SECS
Traveling among people and
objects we discover a world usually
considered as ugly and unattractive.
This dream-like journey is not a
dream. Who are the people in this
big aquarium? And what is our
position towards them?
The memories of a poet, who used
to live in the Genoa alleys bring us
to his first period in the city, when
he took a room in the Sottoripa.
We will unearth the secrets of the
town thanks to the discovery of rare
movies collected on the Territory.
Provost shows that the dreamworld called ‘cinema’ is simply
a constructed parallel reality
comprising clichés, technical rules
and dramaturgical conventions.
A housing project that seems more
like an amphitheatre bears witness
to a sacrifice. In 2002, Georges
Mondésir dies after an encounter
with the police.
Experimental
Fiction, Documentary
Documentary, Experimental
Experimental, Documentary
UK Premiere
Prod: Marcin Malatynski
Writer: Pawel Ziemilski
DOP: Maciej Twardowski
Editor: Ireneusz Grzyb
Sound: Bogdan Klat
Distributor: Katarzyna Wilk
PAWEL ZIEMILSKI: Pawel Ziemilski
divides his time between directing
short films, finishing his Master’s at the
Lodz School, and social film projects
in different marginalized communities.
Contact: Katarzyna Wilk
[email protected]
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Prod: Guglielmo Trupia
Writer: Julian Stannard
Sound: Guglielmo Trupia
Music: Barrie Bignold
Cast: Antonio Carletti
Distributor: Guglielmo Trupia
GUGLIELMO TRUPIA: Guglielmo
Trupia is a filmmaker and editor
from Milan. He studied at the John
Kaverdash Academy of Photography
and at the Fondazione Milano
Film and Television school.
Contact: Guglielmo Trupia
[email protected]
Prod: Nicolas Provost
Writer: Nicolas Provost
DOP: Nicolas Provost
Editor: Nicolas Provost
Sound: Nicolas Provost
Music: Nicolas Provost
Cast: Nicolas Provost
Distributor: Paloma Sabio
NICOLAS PROVOST: Nicolas Provost
(b.1969, Belgium) is a filmmaker and
visual artist, his work is a reflection
on the grammar of cinema and
the relationship between visual art
and the cinematic experience.
Contact: Laurence Alary
[email protected]
Prod: François Bonenfant
Writer: Alice Colomer-Kang
DOP: Batiste Brousse
Editor: Alice Colomer-Kang
Sound: Olivier Wils, Christian Cartier
Music: Brain juice production
Cast: Gianni Brothier- Jean-Philippe M’PENG
Distributor: Natalia Trebik
ALICE COLOMER-KANG: Alice
Colomer-Kang graduated in
2011 from ENSBA, Paris, she also
studied at the Central Academy
of Arts in Beijing, China
Contact: Natalia Trebik
[email protected]
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INT 6: HIGH FIDELITY
Dissecting a world where
virtually anything can
be accessed through a
computer screen and
all sorts of devices are
engineered to improve
the quality of our lives,
these short films track the
extent to which machines
have invaded our space
and transformed human
relations, leaving us to
wonder: has the digital
revolution actually made
things easier for us?
Traumfrau
(Dream Girl)
DIR: OLIVER SCHWARZ
SWITZERLAND 2012
19 MINS 59 SECS
The short film Dream Girl takes
the viewer into a world between
imagination and reality that is both
strange and surprisingly familiar.
Documentary
UK Premiere
Prod: Edith Flückiger
Writer: Oliver Schwarz
DOP: Andi Widmer
Editor: Stefan Kälin
Sound: Reto Stamm
Music: Marcel Vaid
Cast: Dirk H., Jenny Distributor: Louis Mataré
OLIVER SCHWARZ: Since graduating
in 2012, Oliver has been working as a
film director and author at Lomotion
AG film productions in Berne.
Contact: Oliver Schwarz
[email protected]
Eskiper
DIR: PEDRO COLLANTES
SPAIN 2012
14 MINS
Everybody knows how to raise
children, except the people who
have them.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Omar A. Razzak
Writer: Pedro Collantes
DOP: Diego Cabezas
Editor: Pedro Collantes
Sound: Samuel Cabezas
Cast: Carlos Kaniowski, Marta Larralde
Distributor: Marvin & Wayne
PEDRO COLLANTES: Since
studying a master’s degree at the
Netherlands Film Academy, in
Amsterdam, Pedro Collantes has
worked as an editor both in Spain
and Norway for documentaries,
fiction and television productions.
Contact: Josep Prim
[email protected]
Ett enklare liv
(A Simpler Life)
Do you know
what love Is
Die Ruhe Bleibt
(Remains Quiet)
DIR: GUNHILD ENGER
SWEDEN 2013
15 MINS
DIR: LENI HUYGHE
BELGIUM 2012
19 MINS
DIR: STEFAN KRIEKHAUS
GERMANY, FRANCE 2013
14 MINS 34 SECS
Ing-Marie and Carl are very busy.
Her with training, him with
gardening. They surround
themselves with gadgets designed
to make their lives simpler, but
all they really do is cause more
problems. A humorous reflection
on a hot late summer’s day.
Do You Know What Love Is; a portrait
of a generation with too many ways
to communicate, too many choices,
too much stuff. Do they know what
love is?
An afternoon at the edge of a large
film set somewhere out in the sticks
in rural France. A trainee takes up
his position. Time passes slowly and
we wait with him, merely observing
the afternoon - without a single cut
or a comma.
Fiction
Prod: Cecilia Torquato
DOP: Linda Wassberg
GUNHILD ENGER: Gunhild Enger
(b. 1980, Norway), film director and
scriptwriter graduated from Edinburgh
College of Art and The School of
Film Directing in Gothenburg.
[email protected]
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Leni Huyghe
Writer: Leni Huyghe
DOP: David Williamson
Editor: Tom Denoyette
Sound: Bert Aerts
Cast: Hélène Devos, Roel Swanenberg,
Karel Tuytschaever, Charlotte Bisoux
Distributor: Daphne Pascual
LENI HUYGHE: Leni Huyghe
studied Political Sciences and
Audivisual arts. She graduated in
2012 with the film Do You Know
What Love Is?. She is currently
working on a feature film project.
Contact: Leni Huyghe
[email protected]
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Stefan Kriekhaus
Writer: Stefan Kriekhaus
DOP: Patrick Orth
Editor: Till Steinmetz
Sound: Matthias Haeb
Cast: Jakob Bieber,
Irene Moati, Jo Jarnias
Distributor: Stefan Kriekhaus
STEFAN KRIEKHAUS: After achieving
a Master in History of Science,
Stefan Kriekhaus has worked as
Fellow at Humboldt University
Berlin. He started scriptwriting and
freelance filmmaking since 1998.
Contact: Stefan Kriekhaus
[email protected]
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INT 6: HIGH FIDELITY
INT 7: VISIONS OF MODERN EUROPE
Újratervezés
(My Guide)
DIR: BARNABÁS TÓTH
HUNGARY 2013
12 MINS 17 SECS
Elderly couple sat in traffic.
The wife chitchats, warns, controls.
She is a policeman, a GPS and a
commentator, all at once. The
husband growls or strikes out.
This is how their world works.
But not forever.
Fiction
European Premiere
Prod: Barnabas Toth,
Lajos Tóth, Andrea Kuczkó,
Gábor Sipos, Gábor Rajna
Writer: Barnabás Tóth
DOP: Gábor Marosi
Editor: Barnabás Tóth
Sound: János Kőporosy
Music: László Pirisi
Distributor: Zoltan Aprily
BARNABÁS TÓTH: Barnabás Tóth
is an independent writer, director
and producer since his diploma
from Budapest Film School in
2003. He has created a number
of shorts, animation ,feature and
now a short documentary film.
Contact: Barnabás Tóth
[email protected]
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This year European
filmmakers have positively
turned their gaze to the
complex state of affairs of
this troubled part of the
world by telling stories
of identity, everyday
struggles, dignity and
resilience. From Britain,
Cyprus, Greece and Spain,
here comes a selection
of short films tracing
a poignant and acute
snapshot of our times.
Kati tha ginei
(Something
will turn up)
DIR: THANOS PSICHOGIOS
GREECE 2012
13 MINS
Based on the book that won the 2011
Greek State Award for Short Story,
Something Will Turn Up is the story
of a woman living in modern-day
Greece, who facing financial ruin,
struggles to remain hopeful and
maintain her dignity.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Thanos Psichogios
Writer: Thanos Psichogios
DOP: Yorgos Giannelis
Editor: Ioanna Spiliopoulou
Sound: Xenofontas Kontopoulos,
Marios Aristopoulos
Cast: Maria Zorba, Alexandros
Logothetis, Evgenia Dimitropulou
Distributor: Thanos Psichogios
THANOS PSICHOGIOS: Thanos
Psichogios studied at the London
Film School. He is an awardwinning director of fiction films,
documentaries and commercials.
Contact: Thanos Psichogios
[email protected]
Our Lad
DIR: RACHNA SURI
UK 2013
14 MINS 23 SECS
Ali is one of the few British Muslims
in the Army. Returning home from
Afghanistan unexpectedly, he faces
renewed tensions from his family
and community.
Fiction
UK Premiere, European Premiere
Eligible Awards: Best of British,
European New Talent, Brief Grand
Prod: Rachna Suri,
Harriet Pennington Legh
Writer: Ishy Din, Rachna Suri
DOP: Dirk Nel
Editor: Miikka Leskinen
Sound: Adam Smyth
Music: Danny Bensi, Saunder Jurriaans
Cast: Shazad Latif, Aqib Khan,
Murray McArthur, Kaleem Janjua,
Munir Khairdin, Narinder Samra
Distributor: Rachna Suri
RACHNA SURI: Rachna works
across film and online. She has
been commissioned by Channel
4 and Google and is currently
developing feature-length projects.
Contact: Rachna Suri
[email protected]
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INT 7: VISIONS OF MODERN EUROPE
Cuando todo
pase (When
everything is over)
DIR: SUSO IMBERNÓN
SPAIN 2013
20 MINS
Since Rocio’s husband lost his job,
she struggles every day to keep the
family going. However, embroiled
in a net of lies, she finds herself
separated from her family against
her will.
Fiction
Prod: Suso Imbernón
DOP: Enric Pérez
Sound: Txus Gómez
Music: Juan Barcala
Distributor: Dora Martí
Suso Imbernon is a scriptwriter,
filmmaker and actor. Nowadays
she works for Terratrèmol Films.
Contact: Dora Martí
[email protected]
Dead End
DIR: TONIA MISHIALI
CYPRUS 2013
15 MINS
The loss of youth, social and
professional activity intensifies
the sense of loneliness and the
‘dead end’ in the common life
of an elderly couple.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Tonia Mishiali
Writer: Tonia Mishiali
DOP: Nicos Avraamides
Editor: Tonia Mishiali
Sound: Marco Lopez
Music: Christopher Malapitan
Cast: Fivos Georgiades,
Elli Kyriakidou
Distributor: Tonia Mishiali
TONIA MISHIALI: Tonia’s love
for the moving image has led
her to experiment in film, theatre
and television since 1997.
Contact: Tonia Mishiali
[email protected]
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Vaba maa
(Free World)
DIR: ANNA HINTS
ESTONIA 2012
21 MINS 33 SECS
A former refugee arriving from the
West starts to save occupationrelieved Eastern Europe.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Kaspar Ainelo
Writer: Anna Hints
DOP: Tõnis Tuuga
Editor: Marion Koppel
Sound: Ann Reimann
Music: Ann Reimann,
Anna Hints, Maria Kalkun
Cast: Raivo Trass, Rita Raave, Eili Sild
Distributor: Kaspar Ainelo
ANNA HINTS: Anna Hints (1982)
has a background in Estonian
contemporary art scene. She
has studied Comparative
Folklore and has degrees in both
Photography and Film Directing.
Contact: Anna Hints
[email protected]
Best of Britain
DIR: DAVID ANDERSON
UK 2013
14 MINS 45 SECS
Determined to prevent his fiancée
from pawning her engagement ring,
Dan pursues her across London
but is obstructed by huge crowds
celebrating a National event.
Fiction
International Premiere
Eligible Awards: Best of British, Brief
Grand Prix, European Film Award
Prod: Cheryl Ford
Writer: David Anderson
DOP: Benjamin Thomas
Editor: Daniel Passes
Sound: Sze-Wun Li
Cast: Christopher Hatherall,
Sarah Woodruff, Christopher Sciueref
Distributor: David Anderson
DAVID ANDERSON: David is a
writer/director, recently graduated
from the London Film School
having been awarded a Skillset
bursary to study there.
Contact: David Anderson
[email protected]
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WWW.SHORTS.TV
The Norwegian
Short Film Festival
Medio June 2014
International short film in competition
Music videos, documentaries, retrospectives and
contemporary film and video art
Submission open from Dec 2013
www.shortfilm.no
SHORTSTV
@SHORTSTV
BRIT 1: NO PLACE LIKE HOME
Taking us through the
perils of housewarming
and housekeeping,
double-booking and
bird nesting all the way
to space travelling, this
selection of shorts takes
an offbeat look at the idea
of home, proving that
domestic bliss can truly
be an elusive business.
Stew & Punch
Getting On
Streets in the Sky
Pussy Cat
DIR: SIMON ELLIS
UK 2013
16 MINS 40 SECS
DIR: EWAN STEWART
UK 2012
9 MINS 15 SECS
DIR: LEON SETH
UK 2012
11 MINS
DIR: SIMON WHARF
UK 2012
17 MINS 31 SECS
A housewarming party with beef
stew and much punch spirals out of
control when the host couple are
sucked into a bout of light-hearted
arm wrestling.
Another day unfolds in an
anonymous woman’s life, as
she cooks and cleans for her
uncommunicative husband
and sullen grown- up children.
Late in the afternoon, she has
an unusual visitor.
Streets in the Sky is an atmospheric
documentary meditating upon the
many issues surrounding the failed
Park Hill estate in Sheffield - the
largest social housing project of its
type in Europe, designed and built in
1960s Britain with brutalist ideals.
A film about sex, marriage and a cat.
Fiction
Experimental
Eligible Awards: Best of British
UK Premiere
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Jonas Blanchard
Writer: Simon Ellis
DOP: David Procter
Editor: Simon Ellis
Sound: Heather Jordan
Music: Fug, The Petebox,
Ronika, Swimming
Cast: Marc Ryan-Jordan, Holly Lucas,
Joel Morris, Holly Matthews
Distributor: Simon Ellis
SIMON ELLIS: Simon’s short
films have received many awards
and been presented collectively
in retrospective programmes
at film festivals worldwide.
Contact: Simon Ellis
[email protected]
Prod: Ewan Stewart, Maeve McMahon
Writer: Liam Stewart ,Ewan Stewart
DOP: George Geddes
Editor: Scott McCartney
Sound: Kahl Henderson
Cast: Louise Goodall, James Ramsay,
Liam Lambie, Veila Hutton, Antoni
Burns, Pamela Robertson, Isobel
Thompson, James O’Hara
Distributor: Ewan Stewart
EWAN STEWART: Ewan lives in
London and is currently completing
a Masters in Directing Fiction at the
National Film & Television School.
Contact: Ewan Stewart
[email protected]
Prod: Leon Seth
DOP: Leon Seth
Distributor: Leon Seth
LEON SETH: Born in Liverpool,
he was shortlisted for a Grierson
Award in 2012 and has recently
completed an MA in Documentary.
Contact: Leon Seth
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Simon Wharf, Olly Cane
Writer: Simon Wharf
DOP: Tom Hines
Editor: Olly Cane
Sound: Echoic Audio
Music: The Warsaw Village Band
Cast: Eric Colvin, Patrycja Halina
Oprawko, Margaret Jackman
Distributor: Simon Wharf
SIMON WHARF: Winner of Best
Short at this year’s Royal Television
Society SWE Awards, Pussy Cat is
Simon’s directorial debut. Simon
now lives in Bristol, England where
he co-founded BROD Productions.
Contact: Simon Wharf
[email protected]
LOMA - A
Family Holiday
DIR: KATRI A. VANHATALO
SCOTLAND, FINLAND 2013
9 MINS 59 SECS
When a Finnish family has to share
a double booked cottage with a
Scottish family, a relaxing holiday
seems a world away from the remote
destination. In a brief 12 hours, the
children find friendship, while the
adults have problems adjusting.
Fiction
UK Premiere, European Premiere,
Prod: Katri A.Vanhatalo
Writer: Katri A.Vanhatalo
DOP: Alan McLaughlin
Editor: Karel Dolak
Sound: Simon Herron
Music: Simon Herron
Cast: Mirja Oksanen, Olli Saarenpaa,
Ari Murto, Alex Donald, Avril Elliott,
Suzanne Elliott
Distributor: Roger Buck
KATRI A. VANHATALO: Katri grew up
in Finland, but came to Scotland for
undergraduate studies. Loma is Katri’s
film festival debut as writer/director.
Contact: Katri A. Vanhatalo
[email protected]
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BRIT 1: NO PLACE LIKE HOME
BRIT 2: THE EYES OF OTHERS
Nature House Inc.
Orbit Ever After
What defines who we are
and where we belong? Is
it our culture, our outfits...
our bodies? Charting
the multiple ways we
can turn our gaze onto
ourselves and onto others,
these inspiring short
films explore notions of
identity, representation,
belonging and acceptance.
Charlie Says
DIR: NICK JORDAN
UK 2013
6 MINS 12 SECS
DIR: JAMIE STONE
UK 2013
19 MINS
A film which depicts the proliferation
of bird houses, erected to attract
the Purple Martin - ‘America’s Most
Wanted Bird’.
A young junk fisherman in
earth’s orbit falls hopelessly in
love with a girl orbiting in the
other direction. Unsurprisingly,
his parents don’t approve..
A young boy’s lie cuts through the
calm of a family holiday and leaves
a trail in its wake that threatens
to grow into something more
dangerous as dusk approaches.
Fiction
Fiction
Prod: Len Rowles, Chee-Lan Chan
Writer: Jamie Stone
DOP: Robin Whenary
Editor: James Taylor
Sound: Jens Rosenlund Petersen
Music: Graham Hadfield
Cast: MacKenzie Crook, Thomas
Brodie-Sangster, Bronagh Gallagher,
Bob Goody, Naomi Battrick
Prod: Rob Darnell
Writer: Frances Poletti
DOP: Alfie Biddle
Editor: Radek Sienski
Sound: Peter Warnock
Music: Sarah Warne
Cast: Conner Chapman, Gary Cargill,
Christine Bottomley, David Doyle,
Stacha Hicks, Gordon Peaston,
Sanchia Mccormack, Lucy Jackson,
Sam Gittins, Jake Davies,
Elliott Tittensor
Distributor: Festivals department NFTS
Experimental
Documentary Award
Prod: Nick Jordan
DOP: Nick Jordan
Editor: Nick Jordan
Sound: Nick Jordan
Distributor: Nick Jordan
NICK JORDAN: Nick Jordan is an
artist working with video, painting and
drawing, exploring the relationship
between the natural world and our
multifaceted cultural histories.
Contact: Nick Jordan
[email protected]
JAMIE STONE: Jamie Stone is a
Scottish, London-based filmmaker.
He loves mixing family drama with
fantasy and is developing two
features with BFI and BBC Films.
Contact: Jamie Stone
[email protected]
DIR: LEWIS ARNOLD
UK 2013
23 MINS 50 SECS
LEWIS ARNOLD: NFTS graduate
Lewis Arnold, represented by
Michelle Archer at United Agents,
is currently directing two episodes
of BAFTA-winning show MISFITS.
Flight of the
Pompadour
DIR: KARAN KANDHARI
UK 2013
7 MINS 40 SECS
A melancholy comedy about a
young loner with hair issues visiting
a rockabilly club.
Fiction
Prod: Ben Murray
Writer: Karan Kandhari
DOP: Bjorn Bratberg
Editor: Herbert Hunger
Sound: Sara Lima, Chris Wilson
Music: Home Music Service,
Osama Bin Lightning,Pete Jones
Cast: Ollie Parsons
Distributor: Karan Kandhari
KARAN KANDHARI: Karan Kandhari
is an Indian filmmaker based in the
UK. His work focuses on outsiders,
misfits and loners. Pompadour is
part 2 of the trilogy A United Howl.
Contact: Karan Kandhari
[email protected]
Contact: Festivals Department NFTS
[email protected]
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BRIT 2: THE EYES OF OTHERS
Untitled, 2013
DIR: ANNA VALDEZ HANKS,
ANNA BLANDFORD
UK, COLOMBIA 2013
9 MINS 3 SECS
When a gallery in London shows
photographs of Colombian street
prostitutes, the moral problems
caused by their creation are ignored.
Experimental
Prod: Olga Acosta, Anna Blandford,
Anna Valdez Hanks
Writer: Anna Valdez Hanks
DOP: Anna Valdez Hanks
Editor: Anna Blandford
Sound: Anna Bertmark
Cast: Marcin Piersiak
Distributor: Anna Valdez Hanks
ANNA BLANDFORD AND ANNA
VALDEZ HANKS: Anna Blandford
and Anna Valdez Hanks have
co-directed three award-winning
shorts. They experiment with
the creative limits of narrative to
explore ethics, sex and identity.
Contact: Anna Blandford
[email protected]
Tits
Stay the Same
Khaana
DIR: ALEX WINCKLER
UK 2013
14 MINS
DIR: SAM FIRTH
UK 2013
14 MINS
DIR: CARY SAWHNEY
UK 2012
8 MINS
Despite assurances that his
condition is common and will pass
thirteen year old Sam is horrified to
find he has grown a pair of breasts.
His terror intensifies when the
resident school bully sets in motion
a tense game of cat and mouse.
A collection of moments recorded
at exactly the same place and same
time every day for a year. This visual
poem documents our desire to
clutch and hold on to each fleeting
moment. The only constant is
perpetual change.
Fiction
Experimental
Khaana depicts a young, orthodox
Muslim woman who lives in East
London. The young woman is
clearly pregnant and through her
preoccupation with food, we see
her engagement with both her
‘domestic’ culture and the outside
English world.
UK Premiere
Prod: Patrick Howson,
Tom Leggett, Lauren Dark
Writer: Duncan Barrett
DOP: Nanu Segal
Editor: Jonathan Morris
Sound: Raoul Brand
Music: Daniel Elms
Cast: Joshua Beaney-Ford, Aaron
Ishmael, Colin Hoult, Mike Wozniak,
Juliet Cowan
Distributor: Lauren Dark
Prod: Sam Firth
Editor: Sam Firth
Music: Fraya Thomsen
Distributor: Tiny Spark Productions/BFI
ALEX WINCKLER: Since being
nominated for a BAFTA in 2009,
Alex has directed several other
shorts, Channel 4’s Coming
Up strand and has a feature in
development with BBC Films.
SAM FIRTH: Sam Firth has won
awards for her short films which
cross boundaries between cinema/
art, fiction/ documentary, personal
and objective experience.
Contact: Sam Firth
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Salim Esmail
Writer: Cary Sawhney
DOP: Chris Moon
Sound: Jennifer Annor
Music: Niraj Chag
Distributor: Cary Sawhney
CARY SAWHNEY: Cary Sawhney
is an emerging writer/director.
He previously worked at BFI.
His two recent short films
have screened internationally
and won two US awards.
No Kaddish in
Camarthen
DIR: JESSE ARMSTRONG
UK 2013
13 MINS
Gwyn is confused. Who is he, how
should he act? On the edge of being
erased out from his daily visits to see
his best friend’s girlfriend, he’s on
the verge of getting beaten up. Can
he survive the beating & protect his
most important relationship?
Fiction
Prod: Kate Crowther
DOP: Mattias Nyberg
Editor: Mark Davies
Distributor: Kate Crowther
JESSE ARMSTRONG: Jesse
Armstrong is co-creator, executive
producer and writer of Channel 4’s
BAFTA award- winning Peep Show.
Contact: Kate Crowther
[email protected]
Contact: Cary Sawhney
[email protected]
Contact: Lauren Dark
[email protected]
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BRIT 3: HARMLESS KICKS
Adrenaline rushes come
in a multitude of shapes
and forms. Revelling in
activities as diverse as
tree-cutting, motorcycle
racing and pigeon
breeding just to name a
few, the protagonists of
this collection of short
films remind us that
elation and rapture can
be found in the most
unexpected places.
Rosemary Jane
Janet and Bernard
Beat
Woodwoo
DIR: CAROLINA PETRO
UK 2013
17 MINS 20 SECS
DIR: NICHOLAS KEOGH
NORTHERN IRELAND 2012
13 MINS
DIR: ARCHIE POWELL
UK 2013
10 MINS 8 SECS
DIR: ANEIL KARIA
UK 2013
11 MINS 30 SECS
DIR:JONNY PHILLIPS
UK 2013
12 MINS 46 SECS
Rosemary, a 65-year-old widow,
is crippled by grief. In search of
a remedy for her depression and
insomnia, she ventures to a council
estate to buy marijuana.
A Removals Job is a new film by
maverick Belfast artist Nicholas
Keogh. It celebrates the camaraderie
of a group of workers and the
unspoken exchanges between them.
Fiction
A film about a man walking a
paper-thin line between
hopelessness and euphoria,
testing and pushing the
boundaries of conventions
and impulse.
An ancient Oak tree awakens a jaded
tree surgeon to the intensity of life
when a routine job suddenly turns
out to be anything but.
Fiction
What unspeakable secret lies behind
the twitching curtains of innocuous
suburbia? Janet and Bernard is a
dark love story about two people
drawn together for a dinner date by
a twisted obsession.
Fiction
Fiction
UK Premiere
UK Premiere
Prod: Jonathan Blagrove, John
Fensom, Jess Gormley, Rankin
Writer: Jonny Phillips
DOP: Andrew Parsons
Editor: John Fensom
Sound: Julian Bale, Pat Roche
Music: Guy Sigsworth
Cast: Jonny Phillips, John Kirk
Distributor: On Th’Huh Studios
Prod: Liam Creighton
Writer: Carolina Petro
DOP: Christopher L. Thomas
Editor: Carolina Petro
Sound: Mauricio d’Orey
Music: Andrew Simmons
Cast: Julie Neubert, Thomas Eghator
Distributor: Carolina Petro
CAROLINA PETRO: Carolina Petro
is a Colombian filmmaker living
in London since 2002. Rosemary
Jane is a short film graduation
project, following a Masters degree
at The London Film School.
Contact: Carolina Petro
[email protected]
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A Removals Job
Prod: Hugh Mulholland
Writer: Nicholas Keogh
DOP: Mark Garrett
Editor: Yellow Moon
Sound: Michael McKnight
Music: Chopin Nocturne Op. 9 No. 2
Cast: Brian Brown, Martin Carter,
Danny Kendall, Nicholas Keogh
Distributor: Jason Mills
NICHOLAS KEOGH: In 2008 Nicholas
Keogh represented the Republic of
Ireland in the Expérience Pommery
#5 L’art en Europe and Northern
Ireland in the Venice Biennale, 2005.
Contact: Jason Mills
[email protected]
Prod: Ros Edwards
Writer: Archie Powell
DOP: Steve Lawes
Editor: Gordon Mason
Sound: Tim Boissaud-Cooke
Music: Ruth Barrett
Cast: Jo Hartley, Cavan Clerkin, AnneMarie Nabirye
Distributor: Stoney Lane
Productions Ltd.
Prod: Scott O’Donnell
Writer: Aneil Karia
DOP: Stuart Bentley
Editor: Amanda James
Sound: Gunnar Oskarsson
Music: Gunnar Oskarsson
Cast: Ben Whishaw
Distributor: Scott O’Donnell
ARCHIE POWELL: Archie Powell
is an arts and history television
documentary director. This
is his debut drama short.
ANEIL KARIA: Aneil studied at
the National Film and Television
School. His graduation piece, Spilt
Milk, won the Royal Television
Society Student Award and was
later broadcast by the BBC.
Contact: Ros Edwards
[email protected]
Contact: Katie Jackson
[email protected]
Fiction
JONNY PHILIPS: Trained at RADA,
Jonny’s acting career spans
film, TV and theatre. Woodwoo,
filmed in-between acting jobs,
marks his directorial debut.
Contact: Jonathan Blagrove
[email protected]
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BRIT 3: HARMLESS KICKS
BRIT 4: When You’re Gone
Parting is indeed
such sweet sorrow...
Pouters
DIR: PAUL FEGAN
UK 2012
15 MINS 5 SECS
Fierce Rivals for 25 years Rab
and Danny, battle it out on the
wing in this underground Scottish
sport to become the reigning do
fleein champ.
Documentary
Documentary Award
Prod: Paul Fegan
Writer: Paul Fegan
DOP: Paul Fegan
Editor: David Arthur
Cast: Robert Kerr, Daniel Coulter, John
McKenna, Joseph Currie
Distributor: Finlay Pretsell
PAUL FEGAN: Born and raised in the
west coast of Scotland, Paul Fegan
has been making films since 2009
and has since had a number of high
profile music video commissions.
Contact: Finlay Pretsell
[email protected]
Dust
DIR: BEN OCKRENT, JAKE RUSSELL
UK 2013
7 MINS 24 SECS
A sixty-something loner follows
a young girl and her mum home
from school. He waits for nightfall
before breaking into the house and
creeping into the sleeping child’s
bedroom, where events take an
unexpected turn.
Fiction
European Premiere
Prod: Catherine Bailey
Writer: Ben Ockrent, Jake Russell
DOP: Clive Tickner
Editor: Mark Burnett
Music: Neil Myers & The Maccabees
Cast: Alan Rickman, Jodie Whittaker,
Lola Albert.
Distributor: Ben Ockrent
BEN OCKRENT: Ben is an
established writer, working in
theatre, film, television and radio.
Jake has been directing brand
films for over four years and Dust
marks his debut in fiction.
No Ordinary
Passenger
DIR: CABELL HOPKINS
UK 2013
7 MINS 36 SECS
The story of an ex-world sidecar
champion, Stan Dibben, aged 87
years, who describes his career as
a ‘passenger’ in a very dangerous
sport. He proves his still has what
it takes as he takes to the race
circuit again.
Documentary
Documentary Award
Prod: Cabell Hopkins
DOP: Ezra Byrne
Editor: Kevin Palmer
Sound: Toby Griffin
Cast: Stan Dibben
Distributor: Cabell Hopkins
CABELL HOPKINS: Cabell is
a TV producer by trade, and
this is his directorial debut.
Contact: Cabell Hopkins
[email protected]
Taking a sensitive,
often intimate look at
stories of togetherness
and separations, the
filmmakers in this
programme explore
the complexities of
being close and apart,
lost and reunited, or
having to say that much
dreaded farewell to
the ones we love.
Early Birds
Bashk (Together)
DIR: JEROEN BOGAERT
BELGIUM 2012
20 MINS
DIR: DANIEL MULLOY
ALBANIA, GERMANY, UK 2013
10 MINS 15 SECS
Mila, a 12-year-old rebellious girl has
a secret crush on her 40 year old
neighbour and coach, Sam. When
Mila finds out that he’s moving
away to Italy for at least a year, she
conceives the plan to go with him.
A mother and son deal with life on
the street in post war Kosova.
Fiction
Prod: Jeroen Bogaert
Writer: Jeroen Bogaert
DOP: Rik Zang
Editor: Karel van Bellingen
Sound: Joeri Verspecht
Music: Chris Green
Cast: Szaga Lauwers, Tom Van Bauwel,
Frank Vercruyssen, Jasper Provijn
Distributor: Jeroen Bogaert
JEROEN BOGAERT: Born and raised
in Ghent, Belgium, Jeroen Bogaert
completed a 4-year MA course in film
directing in 2007 at the RITS. Jeroen
is now working towards a first feature.
Fiction
Prod: Arta Dobroshi,
Nita Deda, Daniel Mulloy
Writer: Daniel Mulloy
DOP: Benjamin Kracun
Editor: Dan Robinson
Sound: Gezim Berisha Cast: Arta Dobroshi, Atis Shala Distributor: Daniel Mulloy
DANIEL MULLOY: Mulloy has
directed several short films to great
acclaim. He is now working on
feature films in the US and Kosova.
Contact: Daniel Mulloy
[email protected]
Contact: Jeroen Bogaert
[email protected]
Contact: Ben Ockrent
[email protected]
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BRIT 4: When You’re Gone
Dad’s Stick
Close
Bump
The Ringer
Riva & Albert
DIR: JOHN SMITH
UK 2012
4 MINS 56 SECS
DIR: GEOFFREY TAYLOR
UK 2013
15 MINS
DIR: GUILLERMO IBANEZ
UK 2012
12 MINS 47 SECS
DIR: CHRIS SHEPHERD
FRANCE, UK 2013
17 MINS
DIR: ROY PETERSEN
UK 2013
10 MINS 29 SECS
An oblique portrait of the
filmmaker’s father based upon three
objects that he showed him shortly
before he died.
On the week of Charlie’s 13th
Birthday he makes a terrible
discovery that brings him closer
to his Father. Filled with shock he
decides not to tell anyone and
becomes immersed in a forgotten
world that he does not want to leave.
In a desperate split second Demi
makes a life-changing decision,
but her very own baby isn’t hers
for long.
A son is reunited with his long
lost father for the first time. You
might imagine it’s time to discover
everything about where he’s come
from and where he’s going. But he’s
about to get a surprise..
A special friendship. He is 102 and
she is 22, but that was never the
issue. They are friends.
Documentary
Documentary Award
Prod: John Smith
Writer: John Smith
DOP: Patrick Duval
Editor: John Smith
Sound: John Smith
Distributor: LUX
JOHN SMITH: John Smith has
made over fifty film, video and
installation works that have been
shown in independent cinemas and
art galleries around the world.
Contact: John Smith
[email protected]
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Fiona Lamptey
Writer: Geoffrey Taylor
DOP: Nick Cooke
Editor: Fiona DeSouza
Sound: Stevie Haywood, Raoul Brand
Music: Matt Kelly
Cast: Jamie F Glover, Ella Lane, David
Doyle, Nicola Harrison
Distributor: Fiona Lamptey
GEOFFREY TAYLOR: Geoffrey’s
short films explore a variety
of styles, including loss and
escape. His latest short Close is
a Film London commission.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Joe Moan
Writer: Hannah Salt
DOP: Steven Gardner
Editor: Guille Ibanez
Sound: Guille Ibanez
Music: Adriana Daza
Distributor: Viva La Zoom
GUILLE IBANEZ: Guille Ibanez
is an award winning short film
director who works across different
media. He also runs a production
company called Viva La Zoom.
Contact: Hannah Salt
[email protected]
Animation, Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Nicolas Schmerkin,
Valentina Brazzini, Chris Shepherd
Writer: Chris Shepherd
DOP: Simon Tindall
Editor: Justine Wright
Sound: Andy Humphreys
Music: Ollie Davis
Distributor: Autour de Minuit
CHRIS SHEPHERD: Chris Shepherd
is a multi award winning director,
writer and producer, with his
directorial debut for Channel 4
in 1997 with The Broken Jaw.
Documentary
Documentary Award
Prod: Roy Petersen, Hazel Thompson
DOP: Hazel Thompson
Editor: Jonny Elwyn
Sound: Sven Nygaard
Distributor: Sven Nygaard
ROY PETERSEN: After directing a
number of improvisational short
web comedies, corporate films
and American TV, Roy Petersen
has brought a spontaneous flow
to the arena of documentaries.
Contact: Roy Petersen
[email protected]
Contact: Marianne Gaudillère
[email protected]
Contact: Geoffrey Taylor
[email protected]
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DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE
With every edition
of the festival, the
quality of documentary
submissions appears to
be going from strength to
strength, as filmmakers
constantly reinvent the
genre and break new
ground. Encounters
salutes this trend with a
programme of highlights
of documentary content
from the British and
international competitions.
Pouters
Adrift
DIR: PAUL FEGAN
UK 2012
15 MINS 5 SECS
DIR: FREDERIK JAN DEPICKERE
BELGIUM/COLOMBIA
9 MINS 4 SECS
Fierce Rivals for 25 years Rab
and Danny, battle it out on the
wing in this underground Scottish
sport to become the reigning do
fleein champ.
A Ugandan refugee wanders
without purpose or direction 150
kilometres above the Arctic Circle.
Documentary
UK Premiere
European New Talent, Brief
Grand Prix, Best Documentary,
European Film Award
Prod: Paul Fegan
Writer: Paul Fegan
DOP: Paul Fegan
Editor: David Arthur
Cast: Robert Kerr, Daniel Coulter,
John McKenna, Joseph Currie
PAUL FEGAN: Born and raised in the
west coast of Scotland, Paul Fegan
has been making films since 2009
and has since had a number of high
profile music video commissions.
[email protected]
Documentary, Fiction
Prod: Daniel De Valck
Writer: Frederik Depickere
DOP: Alvaro Ruiz Velasco
Editor: Frederik Depickere
Sound: Frederik Depickere
Cast: Sharman Simu
Distributor: Daniel De Valck
FREDERIK JAN DEPICKERE:
Frederik Jan Depickere (Brussels
1983) is a Belgian documentary
filmmaker. His documentary films
have been screened at various
international film festivals.
Contact: Frederik Depickere
[email protected]
De huid voelt
(Skin Feels)
Traumfrau
(Dream Girl)
DIR: DAAN BUNNIK
THE NETHERLANDS 2012
6 MINS 25 SECS
DIR: OLIVER SCHWARZ
SWITZERLAND 2012
19 MINS 59 SECS
In this observational video diptych,
the narrator, Daan Bunnik expresses
the difficulties of observing the
ageing process of his parents and by
making the observation he tries to
accept the new situation.
The short film Dream Girl takes
the viewer into a world between
imagination and reality that is both
strange and surprisingly familiar.
Documentary
UK Premiere
UK Premiere
Prod: Daan Bunnik
Writer: Daan Bunnik
DOP: Daan Bunnik
Sound: Sebastiaan Bunnik
Cast: Anneloek Bunnik - Teenstra,
Frans Bunnik
Distributor: Daan Bunnik
DAAN BUNNIK: Bunnik aims to
make personal, intimate films
based on his own experiences.
His film Skin feels portrays the
ageing process of his parents.
Documentary
Prod: Edith Flückiger
Writer: Oliver Schwarz
DOP: Andi Widmer
Editor: Stefan Kälin
Sound: Reto Stamm
Music: Marcel Vaid
Cast: Dirk H., Jenny
Distributor: Louis Mataré
OLIVER SCHWARZ: Since graduating
in 2012, Oliver has been working as a
film director and author at Lomotion
AG film productions in Berne.
Home
DIR: THOMAS GLEESON
NEW ZEALAND 2012
11 MINS
We often think of houses as solid,
strong, permanent things. In fact
they can be weak, fragile and as
this film shows mobile. What is that
makes a house a home? What gives
it it’s strength?
Documentary
Prod: Thomas Gleeson, Pip Walls
DOP: Max Bellamy
Editor: Thomas Gleeson
Sound: James Hayday
Music: Jack Northover
Distributor: Thomas Gleeson
THOMAS GLEESON: Thomas
is a filmmaker from New
Zealand, based in London.
Contact: Thomas Gleeson
[email protected]
Contact: Oliver Schwarz
[email protected]
Contact: Daan Bunnik
[email protected]
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DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE
READY FOR TAKE OFF?
A Onda Traz o Vento
Leva (Ebb & Flow)
DIR: GABRIEL MASCARO
BRAZIL, SPAIN 2012
28 MINS
Rodrigo is a young deaf man from
Recife, northeast Brazil who works
installing car stereos. Despite his
deafness, sound penetrates his
day to day life and he harnesses
its vibrations, allowing it to pulse
through his veins.
Documentary
Prod: Rachel Ellis
Writer: Gabriel Mascaro
DOP: Gabriel Mascaro
Editor: Eduardo Serrano
Sound: Joana Claude,
Gabriel Mascaro, Maurício d’Orey
Cast: Márcio Campelo Santana
Distributor: Rachel Ellis
GABRIEL MASCARO: Gabriel
Mascaro (1983) lives and works
in Recife. Spanning cinema and
the visual arts, his work has been
shown around the world.
Contact: Rachel Ellis
[email protected]
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nonstop BRISTOL - ZURICH
www.helvetic.com
ANIMATED COMPETITION
INTRODUCTION
AWARDS
JURY
Animated Encounters Grand Prix
The winner of the Animated Grand Prix is the cream of
the crop and considered to be the best film in competition
by the Animated Encounters Jury. Films in the Animated
Encounters (ANI), South West Showcase, Late Lounge
and Music Video Showcase programmes are eligible
for the cash prize of £2,000. The winning film is eligible
for an Academy Award Nomination for ‘Best Animated
Short Film’. Selected by the Animated Encounters Jury.
“The spectrum and variety of work
in competition this year is incredible;
from avant-garde and surreal to
classic and ‘toony’; from deep and
dark to musical, poetic and funny.”
A very warm welcome to Animated Encounters 2013.
Things are certainly looking rosy in the animation
garden this year with a bumper crop of films.
On behalf of the festival I’d like to thank the
animation pre-selectors who both worked diligently
and with great consideration and care.
I know it gets said every year but the heartache doesn’t
get any easier when faced with limited screen time and so
many films of outstanding quality. It is never easy to have
to make these decisions, especially with animation where
so much painstaking work has been put into the creation.
A number of noteworthy trends have arisen from the
animated films submitted this year. Contrary to some
vocal (and let’s face it, wrong!) opinion, stop-frame
animation is in good health. I have been blown away by
the number of high quality stop-motion puppet films.
To be handed such a volume of short films each with
individual strengths yet all with a common method it
would be rude not to make a feature of them. Two central
programmes of puppet animation have been compiled for
your enjoyment. This has not been to the disadvantage of
others, I hasten to add; we have been able to squeeze in
an extra competition programme to accommodate this.
Attention is always paid to striking a balance between
new student work and established professionals.
Many of the student films from home and overseas
would be indistinguishable from the professionals if it
were not for the school logos at the end. This easily
demonstrates the quality of academic output and
should be celebrated as a remarkable achievement.
The spectrum and variety of work in competition
this year is incredible; from avant-garde and surreal
to classic and ‘toony’; from deep and dark to musical,
poetic and funny. There is something for everyone
in the programmes – we invite you to feast your
eyes and ears on this year’s spectacular harvest.
Animated Encounters UWE New
European Talent Award
Isabelle Favez
Ainslie Henderson
Shelley Page
For the third year, Encounters is rewarding exceptional
European short animated films produced within an
educational institute or by a first-time director with the
UWE European New Talent Award. Includes a prize of
up to €1,000 supported by the University of the West of
England. Selected by the Animated Encounters Jury.
INDEPENDENT ANIMATION
FILMMAKER
ANIMATOR, WRITER,
DIRECTOR
HEAD OF INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH
AT DREAMWORKS ANIMATION
Isabelle Favez was born in Berne
in 1974. She studied art in Basle,
then went on to study film and
video in Zurich, where she now
lives and works as an independent
animation filmmaker.
Animated Encounters Best
of British Award
Filmography:
Au Coeur de l’Hiver (2012),
Valise (2009), Tarte Aux Pommes
(2006), Circuit Marine (2003),
Les Voltigeurs (2002), Kino
(1999), Lebenshunger (1993).
Ainslie currently lives and works
in Edinburgh. His film I Am Tom
Moody has won a bundle of awards
worldwide, including Animated
Encounters Best of British (2012),
best animation at Slamdance and
the jury special mention at Annecy.
For his co-writing on The Making of
Longbird he was awarded a BAFTA.
Ainslie is currently finishing his new
short film Monkey Love Experiments.
Shelley Page has been working
in the field of feature animation
since 1986. She served as Head of
Backgrounds on Who Framed Roger
Rabbit (Walt Disney, 1988) then joined
Steven Spielberg’s UK animation
studio Amblimation as Backgrounds
Supervisor on An American Tail
2 (Universal Pictures, 1991).
This award is offered to the animated film judged
to be the best in all areas of production, direction
and story. Films in the Animated Encounters (ANI),
South West Showcase, Late Lounge and Music Video
Showcase programmes are eligible for the cash prize
of £1000. The winner will also receive a short film
course from the National Film and Television School
and the film will be selected into the British Council
Animated Encounters Best
of South West Award
In the South West the talent base has strength in depth
as well as in numbers. This Award recognises the
maturity of the animation industry in the region and is an
investment in talented individuals to ensure continued
growth. The winner will receive a prize of £500.
Award eligibility is identified on each
film throughout this catalogue
In 1995 Shelley was one of
the first group of artists hired
to establish DreamWorks
Animation in Los Angeles.
Her credits, on over 25 feature
films to date, include Who Framed
Roger Rabbit, Shrek, Shark Tale,
Madagascar, Kung Fu Panda, How
to Train Your Dragon and The
Croods. Her present responsibilities
at Dreamworks Animation include
building relationships with schools
and events worldwide and sourcing
new talent for future projects.
Since 2006 Shelley has been
closely involved with the creation
of new DreamWorks Animation
teams in India and China.
She has a particular interest in
student animation and is a member
of the graduation juries and advisory
boards of leading animation
schools and festivals worldwide.
Academic associations:
Visiting Professor (Animation): Central
Saint Martins, University of the Arts,
University of Teeside, Beijing
Film Academy Communication,
University of China (Beijing).
Kieran Argo, Animation Programme Manager
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ANI 1: POWER TO THE PUPPETS
WED 18 SEPT 10:00 ARNOLFINI A
Since the dawn of cinema,
puppet animation has
always managed to trick
our senses and carry us
into worlds of wonder
and strong emotions.
This first programme
of two celebrates many
of the most impressive
contemporary handcrafted creations around.
Woody
DIR: STUART BOWEN
AUSTRALIA 2013
10 MINS
DIR: ELENORA BERRA
SWITZERLAND 2012
4 MINS 30 SECS
Woody dreams of playing piano
despite his obvious limitations. His
dreams are big, but they’re about to
get out of hand.
A man struggles with his bondage.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: UWE European
New Talent, Animated Grand Prix
Prod: Jodi Matterson
Writer: Stuart Bowen
DOP: Lachlan Milne
Editor: Stuart Bowen
Sound: Wayne Pashley & Libby Villa,
Emma Mitchell & Ines Richter
Music: Josh G. Abrahams
& Russell Thornton
Distributor: Stuart Bowen
STUART BOWEN: Stuart is a
Communications and Music graduate
who started a career in editing
creating ‘fake’ trailers for directors
and producers around the world.
Contact: Stuart Bowen
[email protected]
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Effort
Fiction
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: European
New Talent Award, Animated
Grand Prix, Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Gerd Gockell
Sound: Thomas Gassmann,
Christof Steinmann
Music: Olav Lervik
Distributor: Gerd Gockell
ELENORA BERRA: Elenora began
her studies in 2009 in Animation
in Lucerne. At the Moment she is
studying Game Design in Zürich.
Contact: Elenora Berra
[email protected]
Mr l ’Assassin X
(Murderer Alias X)
DIR: LYNN DEVILLAZ,
ANTONIO VEIRAS
SWITZERLAND 2012
9 MINS 27 SECS
Linda is a little girl rejected by other
children and by her family. She lives
in a small town where a serial killer
is prowling. But one day, she sees
a strange character on the street
carrying a bag with an arm hanging
out of it.
Fiction
New Talent, Animated Grand
Prix, Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Barras Claude
Distributor: Origine Films
LYNN DEVILLAZ, ANTONIO
VEIRAS: Both Lynn and Antonio
graduated in illustration in 2008
and have worked on animation
shorts at Hélium Films since then.
Contact: Barras Claude
[email protected]
Tired of Swimming
DIR: ANNA EIJSBOUTS
UK 2012
6 MINS
An old man is torn between the
lingering presence of his dead wife,
a fish in a jar and the reality of his
lonely existence.
Fiction
UWE European New Talent,
Animated Grand Prix
Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Animation STAFF RCA
Editor: Lot Rossmark
Sound: Maurico D’Orey
Distributor: Tom Vaughan
ANNA EIJSBOUTS: Anna Eijsbouts,
born 1986 in Amsterdam, studied
at Utrecht School of Arts before
coming to London to complete
her MA in Animation.
Contact: Jane Colling
[email protected]
Dag Meneer de
Vries (Goodbye
Mister De Vries)
DIR: MASCHA HALBERSTAD
NETHERLANDS 2012
5 MINS 49 SECS
93-year old mister De Vries is
ending his days at the window of
his timber cottage in Waterland.
Until an unexpected messenger
jolts him awake.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: Animated Grand Prix,
Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Marleen Slot
Writer: Fiona van Heemstra
Sound: Jeroen Nadorp
Music: Miguel Boelens
Distributor: SND Films
MASCHA HALBERSTAD: Mascha
Halberstad has been the director
of animations for several animation
films, feature films and commissioned
films over the past few years.
Contact: Marleen Slot
[email protected]
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ANI 1: POWER TO THE PUPPETS
Kärbeste veski
(Fly Mill)
La Ravaudeuse
(The Bungled Child)
DIR: ANU-LAURA TUTTELBERG
ESTONIA 2012
7 MINS 17 SECS
DIR: SIMON FILLIOT
FRANCE 2012
9 MINS 50 SECS
The miller who lives in an old water
mill bakes daily bread and raises
ducklings whom he wishes to one
day set free. But on the field next to
his home, hunters go to shoot birds.
There’s nothing easy about mending
a bungled child.
Fiction
Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Anu-Laura Tuttelberg
DOP: Anu-Laura Tuttelberg
Editor: Anu-Laura Tuttelberg
Sound: Horret Kuus
Music: Sander Põldsaar
Distributor: Tristan Priimägi
ANU-LAURA TUTTELBERG: AnuLaura Tuttelberg recently graduated
the MA degree in animation in
Estonian Academy of Arts. Fly
Mill is her graduation film.
Fiction
UK Premiere
New Talent, Animated Grand Prix,
Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Bélinda Leduc
Writer: Simon Filliot
DOP: Simon Filliot
Editor: Suzanne van Boxsom
Sound: Daniel Capeille
Music: Alexis Coutureau
Distributor: Géraldine Amgar
Cast: David Gérard, Cyrille
Gaudin, Titouan Laporte
SIMON FILLIOT: Simon just graduated
from the scool La Femis, France. He
works as cinematographer for live
action and stop-motion movies.
Contact: Géraldine Amgar
[email protected]
Warp
DIR: KRISTIAN KIM LARSEN,
SIMON FURDAL
NORWAY 2012
5 MINS 32 SECS
The Timekeeper and his apprentice
run the big World Clock that drives
time itself forward. The work is
hard. Eager to prove himself, the
apprentice tries to do his master’s
job. But he is not strong enough and
time stops!
Fiction
New Talent, Animated Grand Prix,
Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Andres Mänd
Writer: Kristian Kim Larsen,
Simon Furdal
DOP: Kristian Kim Larsen,
Simon Furdal
Editor: Kristian Kim Larsen,
Simon Furdal
Sound: Jonas Holm Lien
Music: Robert Francis Whitley
Distributor: Arna Marie Bersaas
KRISTIAN KIM LARSEN, SIMON
FURDAL: Kristian Kim Larsen is
an animator and artist, Furdal
is an animation filmmaker and
part time misanthropist.
Contact: Toril Simonsen
[email protected]
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Seams and Embers
Sleight of Hand
Bydlo
DIR: CLAIRE LAMOND
UK 2012
6 MINS 15 SECS
DIR: MICHAEL CUSACK
AUSTRALIA 2012
9 MINS 48 SECS
DIR: PATRICK BOUCHARD
CANADA 2012
8 MINS 55 SECS
Young Jim follows his coal mining
forefathers into a rough working
life underground, while diehard
miners tell of how a rugged industry
died hard.
Sleight of Hand, a set of techniques
used by someone to manipulate
objects secretly, usually to deceive.
A film about free will and the desire
to know our place in the world.
Inspired by Mussorgsky’s music,
Patrick Bouchard’s Bydlo imagines a
mighty ox emerging from the damp
earth only to be devoured by the
greed and rage of mankind.
Fiction
Fiction
Fiction
Animated Grand Prix, Cartoon D’Or
Eligible Awards: Animated Grand Prix
Prod: Richard Chataway
Writer: Michael Cusack
DOP: Jo Rossiter ACS
Editor: Marty Pepper
Sound: Sean Timms
Music: Sean Timms
Distributor: Richard Chataway
Prod: Julie Roy
Writer: Cynthia Tremblay
Sound: Olivier Calvert
Music: Robert Marcel Lepage
Distributor: National Film
Board of Canada
Prod: Claire Lamond
Writer: Claire Lamond
DOP: Claire Lamond
Editor: Claire Lamond
Sound: Mattie Foulds
Music: Ewan MacColl
Cast: John Kane, Linda Lawrence ,
Alistair Moore, Richard Thomson,
Tom Young
Distributor: Claire Lamond
CLAIRE LAMOND: Claire is an
animator and community worker,
drawn to stories of small happenings
that reflect wider society.
MICHAEL CUSACK: Michael, an
animation filmmaker for 35yrs, has
won two AFI Awards and has garnered
numerous other awards for his craft.
PATRICK BOUCHARD: Born in
Saguenay, Patrick Bouchard
studied at the Université du
Québec à Chicoutimi, where he
made his first film with puppets.
Contact: Michael Cusack
[email protected]
Contact: Elise Labbé
[email protected]
Contact: Claire Lamond
[email protected]
Dedicated to the memory
of the great animation/
visual effects pioneer
Raymond Frederick
“Ray” Harryhausen
June 29, 1920 - May 7, 2013
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ANI 2: FROM MOUNTAINS TO MAGGOTS!
SAT 21 SEPT 16:00 ARNOLFINI A (REPEAT)
This eclectic mix of films
covers a spectrum of
styles; from the strange to
familiar and the sublime to
obscure, each film tells a
tale in strikingly different
ways. Some will enrage
whilst others delight.
Mountain
Bigshot
The Blood of the Bear
In Vino Veritas
DIR: DAVID PROSSER
UK 2012
3 MINS 32 SECS
DIR: MAURICE HUVELIN
FRANCE 2012
4 MINS 44 SECS
DIR: LOTTIE KINGSLAKE
UK 2013
5 MINS 10 SECS
DIR: ANETA ZABKOVA – KYROVA
CZECH REPUBLIC 2012
10 MINS
A captivating observational film of
city life in Seoul. Seemingly random
elements combine to tell the tale
of a day in the life of three different
characters - all of whom are watched
over by the ever present mountains
which ring the city.
Swans sing before they die - ‘t
were no bad thing should certain
persons die before they sing.’
(Samuel Taylor Coleridge)
A young boy’s encounter with a
great white bear helps him to come
to terms with his father’s illness.
After 25 years, three middle-aged
women meet and compare their
life stories. Who is the happiest and
most satisfied?
Fiction
Prod: Nikki Kefford-White
Sound: Joseph Tate
Music: David Kamp
Distributor: Kaye Lavender
DAVID PROSSER: With an MA in
animation at The Royal College of Art,
Prosser is a BAFTA nominated short
filmmaker. He currently works as both
a Designer & Director at Studio AKA.
Contact: Kaye Lavender
[email protected]
Fiction
Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Maurice Huvelin
Writer: Maurice Huvelin
Sound: Maurice Huvelin
Music: Maurice Huvelin
Distributor: Maurice Huvelin
MAURICE HUVELIN: Maurice
Huvelin was born in Paris. He was
educated at Orléans Art School,
where he is now a professor.
Contact: Maurice Huvelin
[email protected]
Fiction
Animated Grand Prix,
Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Lottie Kingslake
Writer: Lottie Kingslake
Editor: Lottie Kingslake
Sound: Jack Kingslake
Music: Ed Scolding
Cast: Daisy Lamb, Myf Faulkner
Distributor: Lottie Kingslake
LOTTIE KINGSLAKE: Lottie
Kingslake graduated from Bristol
UWE in 2010 and is now working
as an animator in London.
Contact: Lottie Kingslake
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: FAMU Film and TV School
of Academy of Performing
Arts in Prague
Writer: Aneta Zabkova - Kyrova
DOP: Aneta Zabkova - Kyrova
Editor: Luděk Hudec
Sound: David Titera
Music: Ivan Dolezalek
Distributor: Vera Hoffmannova
ANETA KYROVA ZABKOVA: Aneta
Kyrova Zabkova (1986), has Directed
a number of short films including
Whoops, Mistake (2008) and Good
Morning, Mr. Vampire (2007).
Contact: Czech Film Center,
Daniela Hurabova
[email protected]
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The Animation
of Man
DIR: AMANDA NEDERMEIJER
NETHERLANDS 2012
2 MINS 40 SECS
An animator creates an animation
with a mind of its own.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Willem de Kooning Academy
Writer: Amanda Nedermeijer
DOP: Amanda Nedermeijer
Editor: Amanda Nedermeijer
Sound: Amanda Nedermeijer,
Rosa Groen
Music: Kevin MacLeod
(incompetech.com)
Cast: Amanda Nedermeijer
Distributor: Willem de
Kooning Academy
AMANDA NEDERMEIJER: Amanda
Nedermeijer is a Dutch motion
designer with a passion for 2D
animation and stop-motion.
Contact: Amanda Nedermeijer
[email protected]
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Outro Homem
Qualquer
(Any Other Man)
DIR: LUÍS SOARES
PORTUGAL 2012
11 MINS 10 SECS
A man, sitting in his regular cafe,
smoking and observing. The city
comes and goes through the
window. A mechanism of connexions
between man and city is set loose,
composing a new architecture of
observations and memories until
it disrupts.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Rodrigo Areias
Writer: Cátia Salgueiro
Editor: Luís Soares, Cátia Salgueiro
Sound: António Porém Pires
Music: Fernando Fadigas
Distributor: Luís Soares
LUÍS SOARES: Born in Lisbon in
1981. Since 2006 works mainly
as animator or post-producer
and as a teacher in animation
workshops and short courses.
Contact: Luis Soares
[email protected]
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The Hungry Corpse
Memoria
After You
The Hunter
Natalis
DIR: GERGELY WOOTSCH
UK 2013
9 MINS 49 SECS
DIR: Elísabet Ýr Atladóttir
DENMARK 2013
6 MINS 28 SECS
DIR: DAMIEN O’CONNOR
IRELAND 2012
7 MINS
DIR: MARIEKA WALSH
AUSTRALIA 2012
7 MINS 2 SECS
DIR: Daniel Brkovic
GERMANY 2012
4 MINS 20 SECS
In London’s bustling, yet desolate
Trafalgar Square, an ancient, rather
hungry corpse meets a pigeon.
Addicted to drugs and living on
the streets in denial, Vincent ends
up in an abandoned house, where
something dark and twisted forces
him to face his suppressed past.
Sixty years in the life of a
Dublin doorman.
A lone hunter undertakes a search
for a missing boy. The journey will
forever change his relationship
with the wilderness he has always
feared. The Hunter is a stop-motion
sand animation.
EA, semi-humanoid semi-technical
origin, walks through the native
forest. She discovers a strange
plant with cocoon-like leaves.
Inside this cocoon floats a human
embryo. As she touches the plant EA
experienced a vision.
Fiction
Prod: Steve Smith
Writer: James Pout
Sound: Barnaby Templer
Music: Tim Goalen
Cast: Bill Nighy, Stephen Mangan
Distributor: David Allain
GERGELY WOOTSCH: Gergely
is a Hungarian-born London
based animator and director of
short animated films. His work
is largely character based.
Contact: Gergely Wootsch
[email protected]
Fiction
Eligible Awards: Animated
Prod: Michelle Nardone, Anne-Sofie
Tholander (Double check)
Editor: Elísabet Ýr Atladóttir
Sound: Elísabet Ýr Atladóttir
Cast: Shilo Duffy, William J.J. Nielsen,
Michelle Nardone, Robert Bennett,
Sue Hansen-Styles
Distributor: David Crisp
ELÍSABET ÝR ATLADÓTTIR: She
graduated with a Bachelor of
Arts in Computer Graphics Arts
from The Animation Workshop in
Denmark in 2013, where she directed
the graduation film Memoria.
Contact: Jody Ghani
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Steve Woods
Writer: Damien O’Connor
DOP: Damien O’Connor
Editor: Damien O’Connor
Sound: Darren Hendley
Music: Darren Hendley
Distributor: Damien O’Connor
DAMIEN O’CONNOR: A writer, director
and 4 times award winner in Irish
Film Board funded films. He currently
works at Brown Bag Films Dublin.
Contact: Damien O’Connor
[email protected]
Experimental, Fiction
Talent, Animated Grand Prix
Prod: Marieka Walsh
Writer: Marieka Walsh
DOP: Marieka Walsh
Editor: Dan Lee
Sound: Emma Hoy, Luke Bacon
Music: Elliott Wheeler
Cast: Jack Finsterer
Distributor: Marieka Walsh
MARIEKA WALSH: Marieka Walsh
is a filmmaker, animator and visual
artist working in Sydney, Australia. Contact: Marieka Walsh
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Philipp Wolf
Writer: Felix Mertikat
Editor: Daniel Brkovic, Jan-Marcel
Kühn
Sound: Felipe Sanchez,
Andreas Mühlschlegel
Music: Johannes Helberger
Cast: Evi Puji Rejeki Riecken,
Tom Ferstl
Distributor: Petra Schierke
DANIEL BRKOVIC: Daniel Brkovic
has animated for several films and
commercials. He is specialized
in digital sculpting, model
making and texture painting for
creatures and environments.
Contact: Petra Schierke
[email protected]
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SUN 22 SEPT 14:00 ARNOLFINI A (REPEAT)
Feeling a bit oppressed
and overpowered by
some of the other films?
Well, here’s the antidote:
a perfectly formed
compendium of amazing
animated pleasure.
Plaza (Beach)
Gamma Scape
DIR: PAWEL PREWENCKI
POLAND 2013
4 MINS
DIR: GEORGE JOHNSON,
TOM NORMAN
UK 2013
6 MINS 33 SECS
Prewencki’s Beach is an animated
and engaging impression of one
summer’s day.
Fiction
Prod: Pawel Prewencki
Writer: Pawel Prewencki
Music: Zbigniew Kozub
Distributor: Katarzyna Wilk
PAWEL PREWENCKI: Having
graduated from the University
of Arts in Poznań, Prewencki
currently runs his own company
– Fifne Studio that specializes in
animation, music videos, graphic
design, illustration and 3D visuals.
Contact: Katarzyna Wilk
[email protected]
A man and his cat take an
unexpected journey through
a chance incident with a
radioactive microwave.
Fiction
UK Premiere
European New Talent, Animated
Prod: George Johnson,
Tom Norman
Writer: George Johnson
Editor: George Johnson,
Tom Norman
Sound: George Johnson
& Tom Norman
Music: Fourtet
George Johnson and
Tom Norman: George and
Tom are animators that live in
Bristol. Gamma Scape is their
first short film together.
Contact: Sophie Cheshire
[email protected]
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Ussinuumaja
(The Maggot Feeder)
DIR: PRIIT TENDER
ESTONIA 2012
16 MINS
A man tries to kill his wife with the
help of some huge worms, but
things don’t quite go as planned.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Kalev Tamm
Writer: Priit Tender
DOP: Tauno Ööbik
Editor: Priit Tender
Sound: Horret Kuus
Music: Olga Letykai
Cast: Taavi Eelmaa,
Elina Reinold, Mari Tamm
PRIIT TENDER: Priit Tender has made
independent animation films since
1996. His films shine with black humor,
surrealism and dark ethnic themes.
Contact: Tristan Priimägi
[email protected]
Moonstruck
Anatole’s Island
DIR: Christoph Gabathuler
SWITZERLAND 2012
2 MINS 13 SECS
DIR: AMER NAZRI, CHRIS SHEPHERD
UK 2013
3 MINS 5 SECS
A prince is hunting and chases
a squirrel to a princess. He shoots
at everything she desires. The
squirrel has other plans for his
happily ever after.
Anatole’s Island is an animated
comedy short, full of magic,
excitement and humour. The cute
characters, sense of wonder and
absurd humour will appeal to
viewers of all ages. It will leave
viewers wishing they could stay on
Anatole’s Island forever.
Fiction
Prod: Luana Derungs
Writer: Christoph Gabathuler
DOP: Christoph Gabathuler
Editor: Christoph Gabathuler
Sound: Manu Gerber
Music: Manu Gerber
Cast: Christoph Gabathuler
Distributor: Adrian Flury
CHRISTOPH GABATHULER: Self
employed since 2012, Gerber is a
motion designer and 3D artist.
Contact: Christoph Gabathuler
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Ruth Fielding & Robert Popper
Writer: Philip O’Shea
Editor: Madevi Dailly
Music: Justin Spooner
Cast: Peter Serafinowicz
Distributor: Ruth Fielding
& Robert Popper
AMER NAZRI: Amer Nazri makes
his directorial debut with Anatole’s
Island, alongside the hugely
experienced Chris Shepherd.
Adam Jackson-Nocher
[email protected]
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Chopper
DIR: LARS DAMOISEAUX,
FREDERIK PALMAERS
NETHERLANDS 2012
2 MINS
A grasshopper is eaten by a frog.
The frog is eaten by a stork, which is
eaten by a crocodile. The crocodile
ends up as a pair of boots and the
biker who wears those boots crashes
during a ride when a grasshopper
flies in his face.
Fiction
Prod: Sander Verdonk
Writer: Michael Palmaers,
Lars Damoiseaux
DOP: Daan Nieuwenhuijs
Editor: Frederik Palmaers, Michaël
Palmaers, Baron von Ding Dong
Sound: Lars Damoiseaux
Music: Joris Oonk
Cast: Duncan Meijering, Ruud
Lammers
Distributor: Sander Verdonk,
Denis Wigman
LARS DAMOISEAUX: Lars
Damoiseaux is a Dutchman, who lives
in Antwerp. He’s a screenwriter and
director of short films, music videos,
commercials and video games.
Pervobytnyi
papa (The
Primaeval Father)
Sweetie and Sunshine
Esca Viva (Live Bait)
DIR: WILL ANDERSON
UK 2012
5 MINS 28 SECS
DIR: SUSANNA NICCHIARELLI
ITALY 2012
6 MINS 20 SECS
One primaeval genius-inventor
had a very stern father.
Mrs Panda Tian Tian and Mr Panda
Yang Guang, aka Sweetie and
Sunshine, two Chinese Pandas gifted
to Edinburgh Zoo take up residence.
Will Sweetie win Sunshine’s heart?
A small fish one day meets a big fish.
The big fish wants to eat him, this is
normal, but a discussion between
the two will turn the story around.
Because nothing is what it seems.
Fiction
Fiction
Fiction
UK Premiere
UK Premiere
DIR: VLADIMIR DANILOV
RUSSIAN FEDERATION 2012
3 MINS
Prod: Lyubov Gaidukova
Writer: Vladimir Danilov
DOP: Vladimir Danilov, Anton Dyakov
Editor: Vladimir Danilov
Sound: Vladislav Tarassov
Music: Olchej (Ayan-Ool SAM
and Georgiy Belezkiy)
Distributor: Liubov Gaidukova
VLADIMIR DANILOV: In 2010,
Vladimir Danilov graduated from the
School-Studio of Animation Cinema
“SHAR” as an animation director.
He has since worked as a comic
book artist, animator and a flashanimator for different websites.
Contact: Birgit Beumers
[email protected]
Prod: Noe Mendelle
Editor: Will Anderson
WILL ANDERSON: The award
winning Will Anderson has exhibited
at the Inverness Museum & Art
Gallery and is currently working
on a project with the BBC.
[email protected]
Prod: Francesco Nicchiarelli
Writer: Susanna Nicchiarelli,
Stefano Cravero
DOP: Gianluca Maruotti,
Lorenzo Terranera
Editor: Eleonora Cao
Sound: Francesco Leporatti
Cast: Claudia Pandolfi, Paolo Lombardi
Distributor: Frederic Ollier
SUSANNA NICCHIARELLI: Born in
Rome and graduated in philosophy
and filmmaking, Susanna Nicchiarelli
has already directed two feature
films; Cosmonaut (2009) and
Discovery at Dawn (2012).
Contact: Frederic Ollier
[email protected]
Gelato Go Home
DIR: ALASDAIR BROTHERSTON,
JOCK MOONEY
UK 2013
3 MINS 33 SECS
As the first snow flake settles on cold
concrete, the ice cream vans begin
to contemplate the harsh winter
ahead. For, like the caribou and the
grey goose, the season marks the
start of a long voyage in search of
sunnier climes.
Fiction
Prod: Richard Barnett
Sound: Barnaby Templer @ Fonic
Music: James Orman
Distributor: Richard Barnett
ALASDAIR BROTHERSTON, JOCK
MOONEY: Alasdair and Jock met
whilst studying at Edinburgh College
of Art. It marked a successful string of
other award winning collaborations.
Contact: Richard Barnett
[email protected]
Collectors
DIR: MARCEL HOBI
SWITZERLAND 2013
5 MINS 3 SECS
Whether it’s antiques, insects,
adventures, friendships – collecting
is a passion. One has never collected
enough. Collectors shows in an
entertaining and amusing way
where collecting can lead.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Marcel Hobi
Writer: Marcel Hobi
DOP: Marcel Hobi
Editor: Marcel Hobi
Sound: Peter Bräker, Darko Linder
Music: Mario Batkovic
Cast: Antonio Herrera, Charlotte
Waltert, Madina Ishkakova, Jonathan
Wüst, Hugo Ochoa, Joel Hofmann
Distributor: Marcel Hobi
MARCEL HOBI: Born in Uzwil,
Switzerland, Marcel Hobi has been a
filmmaker and producer since 2001.
Contact: Marcel Hobi
[email protected]
Contact: karen Hough
[email protected]
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M.O.
Noodle Fish
Wedding Cake
Ransom
DIR: JAKUB KOUŘIL
CZECH REPUBLIC 2012
6 MINS 35 SECS
DIR: KIM JIN-MAN.
SOUTH KOREA 2012
9 MINS 46 SECS
DIR: VIOLA BAIER
GERMANY 2013
8 MINS 37 SECS
DIR: DUSTIN REES
SWITZERLAND 2012
1 MIN 53 SECS
The story of an old lady who orders
by mail a mechanical grandpa to
prevent her loneliness.
To be a grown-up, you’ve got
to get out of the water.
Even bandits have demands
that need to be met!
Fiction
The unique story of a marzipan
couple who tries to make the
marriage perfect on top of a
wedding cake.
Fiction
Prod: Kim Jin-man.
Writer: Kim Jin-man.
Distributor: Jee-Young OH
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Bara Prikaska
Writer: Jakub Kouřil
DOP: Ales Lnenicka
Editor: Roman Tesacek
Sound: Marek Gabriel Hruska
Music: Marek Gabriel Hruska
Cast: Viera Pavlikova, Jan Tolar
Distributor: FAMU Prague
JAKUB KOUŘIL: Jakub Kouřil
(1987) graduated from Animation
and Audiovision at the Tomas
Bata University in Zlín.and now
he continues his education
at FAMU ing Prague.
Contact: Jakub Kouřil
[email protected]
KIM JIN-MAN: Kim Jin-man is
a stop-motion animator and
director of B01 Studio.
Contact: Jee-Young OH
[email protected]
Prod: Iris Frisch
Writer: Viola Baier
Editor: Viola Baier
Sound: Namralata Strack
Music: Balz Aliesch, Vespertina
VIOLA BAIER: After graduating
from school, Viola Baier worked
as a freelance illustrator and
at several film companies in
the field of art, storyboard,
animation, 3D and compositing.
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Dustin Rees
Writer: Dustin Rees
DOP: Dustin Rees
Editor: Dustin Rees
Sound: Phil McCammon
Cast: Dustin, Barney Rees
Distributor: Dustin Rees
DUSTIN REES: Dustin Rees, born in
Zurich 1981, graduated University
Art & Design Lucerne 2007 and
is currently self-employed.
Contact: Dustin Rees
[email protected]
In The Air Is
Christopher Gray
DIR: FELIX MASSIE
UK 2013
9 MINS 45 SECS
Christopher Gray has been in love
with Stacey for quite some time, and
no amount of lemonade can cool
his desire. Meanwhile, Barry Flint
has just bought his son a five-foot
python from the pet store.
Fiction
Prod: Chris O’Reilly
Writer: Felix Massie
Editor: Felix Massie
Sound: Marty O’Brien,
Fonic Post Production Music: Joe Paine
Cast: Andy London, Peter Ahern,
Justin Cassano, Carolyn London, Ian
Miller, Erica Perez
Distributor: Nexus Productions
FELIX MASSIE: Felix Massie studied
animation at the International Film
School of Wales and now works at
Nexus where he finished his latest film.
Valentine
DIR: MATTIA FRANCESCO LAVIOSA
ITALY 2013
5 MINS 2 SECS
It is a beautiful day for Valentine:
the sea is crystal clear, the sun
shines warm and she wants all this
to never end.
Fiction
Prod: Andrea Castellani
Writer: Mattia Francesco Laviosa
Editor: Cartobaleno
Sound: Audiofficina Sample
Music: Victor Hugo Fumagalli
Distributor: Andrea Castellani
MATTIA FRANCESCO LAVIOSA: Born
in Florence, Mattia Francesco Laviosa
is a founding member of Cartobaleno,
where he works as director,
animator and character designer.
Contact: Mattia Francesco Laviosa
[email protected]
Contact: Billi Hatfield
[email protected]
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ANI 4: THE WEIRD AND THE WONDERFUL
Charlie & Yip
DIR: ALEX WILLIAMS
DENMARK, ENGLAND 2013
1 MIN 38 SECS
It’s show-and-tell day at school so
Charlie decides to take his beloved
pet Yip to present to the class.
Fiction
Prod: Nathan Erasmus,
Claus Toksvig, Peter Smith
Writer: Tim Lebbon, Alex Williams
DOP: Magnus L. Moller
Editor: Lars Ellingbo
Sound: Vanessa Tate
Music: Tate Post
Cast: Lizzie Waterworth
Distributor: Nathan Erasmus
ALEXANDER WILLIAMS: Alexander
Williams is a film animator and
cartoonist, born in London, England.
His work as an animator includes
Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, The Lion
King, The Iron Giant, and Robots.
Contact: Nathan Erasmus
[email protected]
Everything I Can
See From Here
DIR: BJORN-ERIK ASCHIM,
SAM TAYLOR
UK 2013
6 MINS 58 SECS
A game of football turns deadly as
an uninvited player joins in.
Fiction
Prod: Fritzi Nicolaus
Distributor: Fritzi Nicolaus
BJORN-ERIK ASCHIM, SAM TAYLOR:
After working together for over a
decade, Bjorn and Sam now operate
as a part of the collective ‘The Line’.
Contact: Fritzi Nicolaus
[email protected]
THU 19 SEPT 10:00 ARNOLFINI A
Yellow Sticky Notes
| Canadian Anijam
DIR: JEFF CHIBA STEARNS
CANADA 2013
7 MINS 40 SECS
For the first time in Canadian
history, 15 of Canada’s most
award-winning and celebrated
independent animators have come
together to create a collaborative
animated film using only 4x6 inch
yellow sticky notes, a black pen and
animation meditation.
Fiction
Prod: Jeff Chiba Stearns
Editor: Jeff Chiba Stearns
Sound: Raphael Choi
Music: Genevieve Vincent
Cast: (Animators) Marv Newland,
Cordell Barker, Paul Driessen, Chris
Hinton, Janet Perlman, David Fine,
Alison Snowden, Jeff Chiba Stearns,
Jonathan Ng, Howie Shia, Lillian Chan,
Louise Johnson, Malcolm Sutherland,
Joel Mackenzie Jody Kramer.
Distributor: Meditating
Bunny Studio Inc.
From powerful visual
storytelling to surreal
and avant-garde work,
this programme combines
the bizarre with the
brave at the edges of
understanding. Some
of it is quite uncanny
(in an uncanny valley?).
Boogodobiegodongo
Here To Fall
DIR: Peter Millard
UK 2012
4 MINS 9 SECS
DIR: KRIS KELLY
IRELAND, UK 2012
6 MINS 2 SECS
I once lived in a
boogodobiegodongo.
When a girl receives a call from her
father she is set on a frantic journey
through a chaotic world.
Fiction
Prod: Animation staff RCA
Sound: Peter Millard
Music: Peter Millard
PETER MILLARD: Peter Millard
is a filmmaker who’s currently
living in London and is a recent
graduate from the Royal College of
Art MA animation programme.
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Evelyn McGrath
Writer: Evelyn McGrath, Kris Kelly
Editor: Jim Agnew
Music: Michael Fleming
Distributor: Derry O’Brien
KRIS KELLY: Kris Kelly is a Belfastborn artist, animator and film-maker,
interested in how digital media
impacts our every-day lives.
Contact: Barry O’Brien
[email protected]
JEFF CHIBA STEARNS: Jeff Chiba
Stearns is an Emmy® nominated and
Webby award winning animation
and documentary filmmaker from
Vancouver, Canada and owner of
Meditating Bunny Studio Inc.
Contact: Jeff Chiba Stearns
[email protected]
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The End
The Carousel Family
Anomalies
Fliper (Pinball)
DIR: ÜLO PIKKOV
ESTONIA 2012
6 MINS
DIR: TE-YU LIU
TAIWAN 2013
5 MINS 56 SECS
DIR: BEN CADY
UK 2012
11 MINS 53 SECS
DIR: DARKO VIDACKOVIC
CROATIA 2012
7 MINS 30 SECS
It is said that if a man is fading
away, he sees his life running
quickly in front of his eyes. What
does a hundred-year old film strip
see before it gives way to digital
vehicles? Does it see brokend
frames, scratched film stock or
something else?
This animation is to commemorate
my childhood memory, the
excitement and satisfaction when I
rode on the merry-go-round for the
first time.
Anomalies is a film about the human
compulsion to meddle, probe and
fiddle with things that are better
left alone.
As though in a dynamic pinball
game, the trajectory of the ball after
launching is undetermined. The
player’s actions direct the ball, make
sense of its movements, leave their
trace, but not in the long run.
Experimental
Prod: Andrus Raudsalu
Writer: Ülo Pikkov
DOP: Ülo Pikkov
Editor: Ülo Pikkov
Sound: Tiina Andreas
Music: Mirjam Tally
ÜLO PIKKOV: Estonian-born Ülo
Pikkov has directed numerous cartoon
animations and is currently studying a
PHD at the Estonian Academy of Arts.
Contact: Tristan Priimägi
/ Maret Reismann
[email protected] /
[email protected]
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Fiction
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Te-Yu Liu
Sound: Rick Hu
Music: Rick Hu, Yu-Te Hsu
Distributor: Te-Yu Liu
Writer: Ben Cady
Sound: Joe Gilder
Distributor: Jane Colling
TE-YU LIU: Te-Yu Liu is a Director and
Animator, with more than 10 years
of experience designing for both
advertising and multimedia design.
BEN CADY: Ben Cady graduated
in 2010 from an animation BA at
Newport University, and an MA course
at the Royal College of Art in 2012.
Contact: Te-Yu Liu
[email protected]
[email protected]
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Vanja Andrijevic
Writer: Darko Vidackovic
Editor: Darko Vidackovic
Sound: Hrvoje Stefotic
Music: Hrvoje Stefotic
Distributor: Vanja Andrijevic
DARKO VIDACKOVIC: Darko
Vidackovic (1977) works as the
animator and illustrator. He
graduated in 2007 from the
Academy of Fine Arts in Zagreb.
Contact: Vanja Andrijevic
[email protected]
Virtuos Virtuell
(Virtuoso Virtual)
DIR: THOMAS STELLMACH,
MAJA OSCHMANN
GERMANY 2013
7 MINS 22 SECS
Ink drawings inspired by a
composition of Louis Spohr and
accompanying the music, serve as
basis for this animation film. They
play on the threshold between
the figurative and nonfigurative,
thus allowing for a wide range of
associations to form.
Prod: Thomas Stellmach
Writer: Thomas Stellmach,
Maja Oschmann
Music: Louis Spohr
Cast: Dina Mihailidou, Dimitris Vekiaris Distributor: Joachim Kreck
Moment of
Perception
DIR: HARRIET FARREN
UK 2013
2 MINS 25 SECS
Exploring the process of discovery
through its trials and tribulations,
Moment of Perception strives for
one last moment of clarity.
Fiction
Prod: Harriet Farren
Music: Sophie O’Malley
Distributor: Harriet Farren
HARRIET FARREN: Rotoscope and
digitally drawn animator, living in
Bristol, drinking tea and eating cakes. Contact: Harriet Farren
[email protected]
THOMAS STELLMACH: Stellmach
studied animation at the Kassel
Academy of Arts. In 1997 she
received the Oscar for the
stop-motion film Quest.
Contact: Thomas Stellmach
[email protected]
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The Day I killed
My Best Friend
DIR: ANTONIO JESUS BUSTO
ALGARIN
UK 2012
6 MINS 10 SECS
Regla is a nine-year-old girl whose
only friend is imaginary. With him
she will have to suffer the great
shock which produces the arrival of
menstruation in her young age.
The Other Side
Tap to Retry
DIR: NICOLAI TROSHINSKY
SPAIN 2013
4 MINS
DIR: JOEY SHANKS
USA 2013
6 MINS 15 SECS
DIR: NETA COHEN
ISRAEL 2012
4 MINS 26 SECS
It is a tale of a girl who accidentally
swallows a hypercube and
starts to experience a series of
unusual events.
Anthropoid creatures with plugs in
place of heads are up to mischief.
Instead of abandoning oneself to
the dictates of the raised finger, they
soon submit to themselves. But the
fingers also finger around. Is it love?
A boy, having lost his glasses,
can only see one thing in focus
at a time. His sight gets attracted
by the sounds that surround him.
He will have to explore a blurry
world of unknown places and
strange characters.
A journey through time, space
and the fight for existence. A dark
premise contrasted with the divine
imaginary creates a hypnotic ride of
tone and emotion.
Tap to Retry, at first glance a surreal
collection of disparate abstract
sketches, is actually an attempt to
tackle some aspects of modern life.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Joey Shanks
Music: Jeff Shields
Distributor: Joey Shanks
Prod: Nicolai Troshinsky
Writer: Nicolai Troshinsky
Sound: Pierre Sauze
Music: Shogun Kunitoki
Distributor: Nicolai Troshinsky
JOEY SHANKS: Joey Shanks
launched a KickStarter campaign
for Sci-Fly last June. It raised over
$10,000, and got the attention of
PBS. Joey and PBS collaborated on
a YouTube series called ‘Shanks FX’.
NICOLAI TROSHINSKY: Born in
Moscow in 1985, Nicolai studied
and worked as illustrator in Spain.
Contact: Joey Shanks
[email protected]
Fiction
Sound: Robert Ashbridge
Prod: Antonio Jesus Busto Algarin
Writer: Blanca Font, Antonio J Busto
DOP: Blanca Font, Pablo Ortiz
Music: Juan Manuel Busto Algarin
Cast: Olive Hodgson
Distributor: Antonio Jesus
Busto Algarin
JING LI: Jing Li trained in animation
at both Communication University
of China in Beijing and the MA
course at Royal College of Art.
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Sci-Fly
DIR: MICHAEL FREI
SWITZERLAND 2013
6 MINS
Contact: Antonio Jesus Busto Algarin
[email protected]
Astigmatismo
DIR: JING LI
UK 2012
7 MINS
ANTONIO JESUS BUSTO ALGARIN:
Antonio J. Busto is a Fine Arts
student based in Spain. He is
currently finishing studying at Emily
Carr University (Vancouver).
Plug & Play
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Lucerne University of
Applied Sciences and Arts,
Art & Design, François Chalet
Writer: Michael Frei
Editor: Michael Frei
Sound: Michael Frei,
Thomas Gassmann
Music: Saint Eliyah
Church Children Choir
Distributor: Interfilm Berlin
Ltd., Christian Gesell
MICHAEL FREI: Born 1987
in Switzerland. Still alive.
Contact: Nicolai Troshinsky
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Neta Cohen
Writer: Neta Cohen
DOP: Neta Cohen
Editor: Neta Cohen
Sound: Markey Funk
Music: Markey Funk
Distributor: Neta Cohen
NETA COHEN: Neta Cohen Is a
Graphic and Motion designer
from Tel-Aviv. She graduated with
honours from the Department
of Visual Communication.
Contact: Neta Cohen
[email protected]
Contact: Michael Frei
[email protected]
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The second programme
in this year’s focus on stop
motion puppet animation.
Sunny Afternoon
Funny, sad, dark and
light, these films display
amazing design and
an ability to evoke
strong emotion.
Carousel
Marionette
DIR: THOMAS RENOLDNER
AUSTRIA 2012
6 MINS 50 SECS
DIR: MAE VOOGD
UK 2012
2 MINS 48 SECS
DIR: THOMAS TANNER,
FRAYAH HUMPHRIES
UK 2012
4 MINS 6 SECS
Sunny Afternoon confronts
elements an avant-garde film with
elements of a music video, putting
questions about the conventions,
standard taboos and clichés of
different film genres. Also music and
sound was tailored to characterise
typical clichés of different genres.
Welcome to the wonderful world
of Carousel, a little box full of dark
delights. Let the carousel take you
on a bizarre ride and take a peek at
what it holds inside: a little monkey
who has lost his hat.
Fiction
Fiction
Experimental
UK Premiere
Prod: Thomas Renoldner
Writer: Thomas Renoldner
DOP: Thomas Renoldner
Editor: Thomas Renoldner
Sound: Lonesome Andi Haller
Music: Lonesome Andi Haller
Cast: Thomas Renoldner
Distributor: Dietmar Schwärzler
Prod: Mae Voogd
DOP: Mae Voogd
Editor: Mae Voogd
Sound: Mae Voogd
Music: Seamas Carey,
Tom Voogd, Ian ‘Fluff’ Ross,
Patrycja Kujawska, Hans Otten Distributor: John Parry
THOMAS RENOLDNER: Thomas
has been an artist since the age of
sixteen, working in music, painting,
film, installation and performance.
He has made numerous personal,
experimental and animated
films and commercials.
MAE VOOGD: Mae Voogd is a
puppet maker and an animator/
director from the deepest depths of
Cornwall. She is now based in Bristol.
A marionette maker strives to
create the perfect vessel for a pair
of glass eyes, which he believes to
be identical to those of his first and
only love.
Prod: Carmen Mason
Sound: Forrester Janine
Music: Jonathan Armandary
Distributor: Anne Terkelsen
THOMAS TANNER, FRAYAH
HUMPHRIES: Thomas Tanner
and Frayah Humphries studied
and worked together at the Arts
University College, Bournemouth.
They have recently graduated.
Contact: Anne Terkelsen
[email protected]
[email protected]
Contact: Thomas Renoldner
[email protected]
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Oh! Give Me Strength
The Nether Regions
On/Off
Omega
The Beast I Am
DIR: PUI-YEE PANG
HONG KONG, UK 2012
2 MINS 40 SECS
DIR: MARIA LEE
UK 2012
3 MINS 15 SECS
DIR: PIOTR LUDWIK
POLAND 2013
6 MINS 27 SECS
DIR: EVA FRANZ & ANDY GORALCZYK
GERMANY 2012
18 MINS 47 SECS
DIR: SAM STEER
UK 2012
10 MINS 24 SECS
Bill starts his journey to become
stronger, how does he achieve
his hope?
Fiction
There’s no escape from bureaucracy,
even in hell. But occasionally, the
devil manages to get away from the
day-to-day pressures of running his
evil domain.
Fiction
The end of evolution awaits us in
a wasteland dominated by bizarre
trash formations, dust and rock.
From the scattered remains of a
long forgotten culture an electric
ecosystem rapidly evolves into the
ultimate form of existence.
An awkward odyssey from the
British Museum into the underworld
offers Theo the chance to meet
his inner beast and commence the
perilous journey towards manhood.
Prod: Man-Shun Tong
Writer: Pui-Yee Pang
Editor: Pui-Yee Pang
Music: Chi-Chung Eddy Chan
European Premiere,
Mr Potato leads a comfortable
life. He lives peacefully and is
devoted to his new passionstaring at the box. With a TV in
each room and a few mechanical
improvements, there is really no
time for anything else. However,
one day, everything changes.
Fiction
UK Premiere
PANG PUI-YEE: Pang Pui-yee is
a director specializing in feature
stop motion and animation.
Contact: Charmaine Hung
[email protected]
Prod: Vicky Brophy
Writer: Lesley Farrow
DOP: Andy MacCormack
Sound: Laura Coates
Music: Laura Coates
Cast: Brian Blessed
Distributor: Vicky Brophy
MARIA LEE: Shunning the glamorous
life of the graphic designer, Maria
returned to university to learn
about animation and now works
at Wonky Films in Bristol.
Contact: Maria Lee
[email protected]
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Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Zbigniew Zmudzki,
Adam Ptak (Se-ma-for
Film Foundation)
Writer: Piotr Ludwik
DOP: Piotr Ludwik
Editor: Janusz Czubak, Piotr Ludwik
Music: Piotr Kubiak
Distributor: Se-ma-for Film Foundation
UK Premiere
Prod: Eva Franz, Andy Goralczyk
Writer: Eva Franz
DOP: Eva Franz, Andy Goralczyk
Editor: Eva Franz
Sound: Lorenz Schwarz
Music: Lorenz Schwarz
PIOTR LUDWIK: Piotr Ludwik is a
professional Animator originally
from Białystok, Poland.
Eva Franz & Andy Goralczyk:
The encounter of film director Eva
Franz with CG artist legend Andy
Goralczyk instantly triggered the
spark for their collaborative scifi animation project Omega.
Contact: Anna Waszczuk
[email protected]
Contact: Eva Franz
[email protected]
Fiction
Writer: Sam Steer
DOP: Sam Steer
Editor: Sam Steer
Sound: Ting Li Lim
SAM STEER: RCA graduate sam
steer specialises in stop motion
animation using the symbols of
dreams and psychoanalysis.
[email protected]
Goutte d’Or
(A Drop of Gold)
DIR: CHRISTOPHE PELADAN
FRANCE 2013
10 MINS 40 SECS
As a pirate enters the Kingdom of
the Dead he encounters it’s beautiful
Queen. She captures his heart, but
hers is not so easily won.
Fiction
UK Premiere, European Premiere,
Prod: The Animation Workshop
Distributor: David Crisp
CHRISTOPHE PELADAN: Christophe
has been working as a stop motion
character animator for several years
in different studios all over Europe
including Clayart, Germany and
Cinemagination, Switzerland.
Contact: Jody Ghani
[email protected]
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Prica s pocetka
vremena (In the
Beginning of Time..)
DIR: BOZIDAR TRKULJA
CROATIA 2012
10 MINS
A large threat is menacing the
village. The mythical demon Garmah
– part squid, part bird – has awoken
and brings utmost darkness.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Vanja Andrijevic
Writer: Bozidar Trkulja
Editor: Simon Bogojevic Narath
Sound: Hrvoje Radnic
Music: Vladimir Sokacic
Cast: Marko Dimic
Distributor: Vanja Andrijevic
BOZIDAR TRKULJA: Bozidar Trkulja
(Zagreb, 1975) has been working as
journalist, editor, film critic, comic
book critic and columnist since 1997.
Contact: Vanja Andrijevic
[email protected]
FRI 20 SEPT 10:00 ARNOLFINI A
This programme
celebrates honesty
juxtaposed with lies and
abuse. With a nod to
refined and gentle art
mixed with humour and
an authoritative slap
in the face these films
speak truth to power...
in a beautiful way.
The Gravegigger’s
Tale
DIR: MIN YOUNG OH
UK 2013
12 MINS 37 SECS
The Gravedigger leads a solitary
existence, so far from the living, yet
so close to the dead. Her loneliness
is soothed every night by a haunting
melody that floats in from the edge
of the forest.
Fiction
Prod: Asif Ali
Writer: Maurice Caldera
DOP: Sandra De Silva De La Torre
Editor: Matteo Bini
Sound: Peter Warnock
Music: Finn McNicholas
Distributor: Festivals department NFTS
MIN YOUNG: An NFTS graduate
born and raised in Seoul, Min
Young has a ceaseless passion
for the art of stop-motion.
Cargo Cult
Last Breath
DIR: BASTIEN DUBOIS
FRANCE 2013
12 MINS
DIR: YING PING MAK
UK 2012
7 MINS 55 SECS
“Any sufficiently advanced
technology is indistinguishable
from magic” Arthur C. Clarke. On
the Papua coasts, in the middle of
the Pacific War, some Papuans are
looking for the magnanimity of the
Cargo god elaborating a new ritual.
Yeuk Seng slowly grasps the fact
that he has become a social outcast
as a breathing person.
Fiction
Fiction
UK Premiere
Sound: Joseph Tate
Prod: Ron Dyens
Sound: Lionel Guenoun
Music: Sylvain Przybylski
Distributor: Ron Dyens
YING PING MAK: Born and
rasied in Hong Kong, came to
London at 17. Studied animation
at the Royal College of Art.
BASTIEN DUBOIS: Born in 1983,
Bastien Dubois drew since
childhood. His first animated film,
Madagascar, Carnet de Voyage,
was Oscar nominated (2011).
[email protected]
Contact: Alexia Léperon
[email protected]
Contact: Festivals Department NFTS
[email protected]
Dedicated to the memory
of the great animation/
visual effects pioneer
Raymond Frederick
“Ray” Harryhausen
June 29, 1920 - May 7, 2013
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My Little
Underground
DIR: ELISE SIMARD
CANADA 2012
6 MINS 43 SECS
My Little Underground is a dark
and haunting autobiographical story
that follows a young girl’s journey
home. Drifting between real and
imagined events, the girl seeks
some semblance of self-discovery
and rebirth.
UK Premiere
Prod: Micheal Fukushima
Writer: Elise Simard
Sound: Luigi Allemano
Music: Rebecca Foon
Board of Canada
ELISE SIMAD: The themes of loss
and loneliness are central to Elise
Simad’s work, with the exploration
of different media and techniques
at the core of her practice.
[email protected]
Lay Bare
DIR: PAUL BUSH
UK 2012
6 MINS
Lay Bare is a composite portrait
of the human body, revealing it as
it is only rarely seen in the most
intimate relationships we have with
our family or our lovers - erotic and
comic, beautiful and vulnerable.
Experimental
Prod: Paul Bush
Writer: Paul Bush
DOP: Paul Bush
Editor: Paul Bush
Sound: Andy Cowton
Music: Andy Cowton
Distributor: Paul Bush
PAUL BUSH: Bush studied fine art
before becoming a film-maker and
his experimental and animated films
have been shown all over the world.
Frühzug
(Morning Train)
DIR: DELIA HESS
SWITZERLAND 2012
5 MINS 16 SECS
After spending the night together,
a couple parts ways. Guided by
the activities of the man’s morning
rituals, she travels into a dream
accompanied by the rhythms of
the morning train and finds herself
alone once again.
Fiction
Prod: François Chalet
Writer: Delia Hess
DOP: Delia Hess
Editor: Delia Hess
Sound: Thomas Gassmann,
Christof Steinmann
Music: Joan and the Sailors
Distributor: Delia Hess
DELIA HESS: After some years in
the teaching profession, Delia Hess
studied animation at the Lucerne
University of applied Sciences
and Arts, graduating in 2012.
Contact: Delia Hess
[email protected]
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Toteninsel-La Isla
de los Muertos
(Isle of the Dead)
DIR: VUK JEVREMOVIC
GERMANY, SPAIN 2012
8 MINS
What if a silent movie fan, Franz
Kafka, offered F.W Murnau to make
a film about his short story In the
Penal Colony? The lost film has
recently been unearthed.
Because I’m a Girl
DIR: RAJ YAGNIK,
MARY MATHESON, SHONA
HAMILTON
UK, MALAWI 2012
3 MINS
One in three girls around the world
is denied an education by the daily
realities of poverty, conflict or
discrimination. This animated film is
made of over 2000 still photos taken
with 15 children over two weeks in a
Malawian village.
Fiction
Fiction
Prod: Vuk Jevremovic
Sound: Xabi Erkizia
Distributor: Vuk Jevremovic
VUK JEVREMOVIC: Vuk Jevremovic
graduated in 2002 from the Academy
of fine Arts in Munich, Germany. He
currently lives in Barcelona, Spain.
Contact: Vuk Jevremovic
[email protected]
Gloria Victoria
DIR: THEODORE USHEV
CANADA 2013
6 MINS 57 SECS
Theodore Ushev focuses on the
relationship between art and war in
this animated film that takes us from
Dresden to Guernica as it recycles
elements of surrealism and cubism.
Experimental
UK Premiere
UK Premiere
Prod: Marc Bertrand
Sound: Olivier Calvert
Music: Dimitri Chostakovitch
Board of Canada
Prod: Raj Yagnik, Mary Matheson
Writer: Raj Yagnik, Mary Matheson
DOP: Shona Hamilton
Editor: Shona Hamilton
Music: Felix Erskine
Cast: Brendar Ngolo
Distributor: Plan International
THEODORE USHEV: Theodore Ushev,
born in Kyustendil, Bulgaria, graduated
from the National Academy of Fine
Arts in Sofia and began his career as
a poster artist in his native country.
RAJ YAGNIK: Erstwhile
puppeteer and film all-rounder
Raj Yagnik was brought in by
Plan International to help Mary
Matheson and Shona Hamilton,
create their first animated film.
[email protected]
Contact: Raj Yagnik
[email protected]
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Whether imagined or real,
the movement from one
state or place to another
is the common theme
to these astounding
animated films.
Toto
Risehigh
DIR: ZBIGNIEW CZAPLA
POLAND 2013
12 MINS
DIR: ADAM WELLS
UK 2012
18 MINS 45 SECS
An impressionistic story of a young
boy insidiously seduced by a cynical
collector of keys.
Risehigh follows the elevator
ascent of one man to the top
floor of a concrete block. On the
way, we glimpse in together at an
immediately disorientating, filmic
and humorous urban existence.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Tomasz Wolf
Writer: Zbigniew Czapla
Sound: Jaroslaw Konopka
Music: Goska Isphording
Distributor: Zofia Scislowska
ZBIGNIEW CZAPLAZ: Zbigniew is
a screenwriter, director, animator,
painter and graphic artist. He also
creates experimental animations.
Contact: Zbigniew Czapla
[email protected]
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Adam Wells
Sound: Brendan Hogan
Music: Damion Sheppard
Distributor: Adam Wells
ADAM WELLS: Adam Wells has a
background in design, and spent
several years working as a commercial
motion graphics designer.
Contact: Adam Wells
[email protected]
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Hollow Land
DIR: MICHELLE KRANOT,
URI KRANOT
DENMARK, FRANCE, CANADA 2013
14 MINS
A well-travelled couple and their
search for a place to call home. Is
this utopia, or just another stop
along the way?
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Marie Bro,
Dora Benousilio, Marc Bertrand
Board of Canada
MICHELLE KRANOT, URI KRANOT:
This directorial team has worked
together for more than a decade,
creating films that have been coproduced by studios in Israel, France,
the Netherlands and Denmark.
Irish Folk Furniture
DIR: TONY DONOGHUE
IRELAND 2012
8 MINS 19 SECS
An animated documentary about
repair and recycling in rural Ireland.
Documentary
Prod: Cathal Black
Distributor: Derry O’Brien
TONY DONOGHUE: Tony
Donoghue worked as a museum
biologist and curator before
taking a degree in animation.
Contact: Barry O’Brien
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Kachho Gadulo
(Little Gypsy)
DIR: SAPTESH CHAUBAL, SHIVANGI
RANAWAT, PRANAY PATWARDHAN
INDIA 2013
6 MINS 11 SECS
Kachho Gadulo is a story about the
vibrant and diverse culture of India,
as seen through a young child’s free
and beautiful imagination.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Martin Ruyant
Writer: Shivangi Ranawat DOP: Saptesh Chaubal,
Pranay Patwardhan
Editor: Pranay Patwardhan
Sound: Janmeet Singh
Music: Amey Naik
Distributor: Martin Ruyant
SAPTESH CHAUBAL, SHIVANGI
RANAWAT, PRANAY PATWARDHAN:
Since meeting in their final year
at DSK Supinfocom in Pune, India,
Saptesh Chaubal, Pranay Patwardhan
and Shivangi Ranawat have gained
14 national and international awards
and recognitions for their work.
Contact: Saptesh Chaubal
[email protected]
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Devil in the Room
Kurent
The Life of Death
DIR: CARLA MACKINNON
UK 2013
7 MINS 54 SECS
DIR: LUKA BAJT
UK 2013
1 MINS 37 SECS
DIR: MARSHA ONDERSTIJN
NETHERLANDS 2012
5 MINS
Have you ever woken to find
yourself unable to move, with the
feeling that you are not alone?
This experimental mixed-media
documentary is part of the Sleep
Paralysis Project, a collaboration
supported by a Wellcome Trust
Arts Award.
Kurent is a short film based on
the mythological creature found
in Slovenian folklore. He is said to
come every winter, scare the frost
away, and bring on a new spring.
A story about the day Death fell in
love with Life.
Documentary
Prod: Carla MacKinnon
Writer: Carla MacKinnon
and Christian Schlaeffer
DOP: Alfred Thirolle, Hugh Gordon
Editor: Carla MacKinnon
Sound: Dominic de Grande
Music: Dominic de Grande
Cast: Anne-Sophie Marie,
Victoria Grove, Christopher
French, Paul Broks
Distributor: Carla MacKinnon
CARLA MACKINNON: Carla is
a filmmaker and multiplatform
producer with a focus on
animation, technology, live events
and interdisciplinary practice.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Luka Bajt,
Sarah Frimann Conradsen
Writer: Luka Bajt,
Sarah Frimann Conradsen
DOP: Luka Bajt
Editor: Luka Bajt
Sound: Luka Bajt
Music: Cloudkicker
Cast: Sarah Frimann Conradsen
Distributor: Luka Bajt
LUKA BAJT: Luka Bajt is a Film
and Animation Graduate, who
often works with stop motion
to bring new stories alive.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Jeroen vd Korput
Writer: Marsha Onderstijn
Sound: Marsha Onderstijn
Music: Ramon de Wilde
Distributor: Marsha Onderstijn
MARSHA ONDERSTIJN: Marsha
Onderstijn (1989, Apeldoorn, the
Netherlands) studied animation at the
St. Joost Academy of Art and Design.
Contact: Marsha Onderstijn
[email protected]
Un Enfant Commode
(One Easy By)
DIR: CEDRIC LOUIS
SWITZERLAND 2013
7 MINS 40 SECS
Ludo was born with a drawer instead
of his bellybutton. His parents, an
alcoholic father and a depressive
mother use him as a dustbin. One
day, his mother brings him to the
doctor who diagnose that Ludo isn’t
a child but a chest of drawers...
Fiction
UK Premiere, International Premiere
Prod: Barras Claude
Distributor: Barras Claude
CÉDRIC LOUIS: Cédric Louis
was born in Liège (Belgium) 4th
December 1970 but has lived
in Switzerland for 30 years.
Contact: Barras Claude
[email protected]
Innisfree
DIR: Don Carey
IRELAND 2013
2 MINS 21 SECS
A man in a chaotic and depressing
urban environment seeks to escape
his surroundings.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: BCFE Dublin
Writer: Don Carey
DOP: Don Carey
Editor: Don Carey
Sound: Aivaras Zydelis
Music: Aivaras Zydelis
Cast: Will O’Connell
Distributor: Don Carey
DON CAREY: Don Carey is
an animation graduate of
Ballyfermot College of Further
Education, Dublin Ireland.
Contact: Don Carey
[email protected]
Contact: Luka Bajt
[email protected]
Contact: Carla MacKinnon
[email protected]
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Harald
DIR: MORITZ SCHNEIDER
GERMANY 2013
6 MINS 35 SECS
Harald is a wrestler. Driven by his
ambitious mother he won a vast
number of challenge cups. But
his true love are flowers. When
his favourite is taken away by his
mother one day, he has to fight for it.
Fiction
Prod: Alexandra Strautmeister
Editor: Moritz Schneider
Sound: Lena Zagikyan
Music: Balz Aliesch
MORITZ SCHNEIDER: After an
internship as a media designer Moritz
Schneider studied animation at the
Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg.
During his studies he worked as
Animation Artist for professional
films and advertisement projects
[email protected]
Zima prishla
(Winter has Come)
DIR: VASILII SHLYCHKOV
5 MINS 40 SECS
A fairy tale about the arrival
of winter.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Lyubov Gaidukova
Writer: Vassiliy Shlychkov
Editor: Vassiliy Chirkov
Sound: Darya Posevina,
Diana Gorovaya
Music: Alexander Chirkov,
Vassily Zirin
Distributor: Liubov Gaidukova
VASSILIY SHLYCHKOV: Since
2002 Vassiliy Shlychkov has
become a member of the Russian
Union of Artists (as a ceramist).
He has participated in several
art-exhibitions and works in
graphics, painting and ceramics.
Contact: Birgit Beumers
[email protected]
Le Courant Faible
de la Rivière (The
River’s Lazy Flow)
DIR: JOËL VAUDREUIL
CANADA 2013
8 MINS 49 SECS
With his family at the cottage, an
old man withdraws for a moment at
the edge of the river for a cigarette.
Old memories come back to him, he
came here with a girl when he was 13
years old.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: David Pierrat
Writer: Joël Vaudreuil
DOP: Joël Vaudreuil
Editor: Joël Vaudreuil
Sound: Maxime Veilleux,
Geoffrey Mitchell, Jean-Paul Vialard
Music: Joël Vaudreuil,
Éric Villeneuve,
Stéphane Lafleur
Cast: Gaston Lepage,
Julien Corriveau, Sarah Fortin
Distributor: Travelling distribution
JOËL VAUDREUIL: In parallel
with the creation of several music
videos, Joël Vaudreuil has directed
several short animated films.
Immersed
The Kiosk
DIR: SOLEDAD ÁGUILA
UK 2012
3 MINS 50 SECS
DIR: ANETE MELECE
SWITZERLAND 2013
6 MINS 55 SECS
A mysterious portrait of the beauty
in decaying of natural wild life.
For years now, the kiosk has been
Olga‘s little home simply because
her sweet tooth and monotonous life
has made her bigger than the exit.
To distract herself, she reads travel
magazines and dreams of being far
away. An absurd incident starts the
beginning of her journey.
European New Talent, Animation
Writer: Soledad Águila
Editor: Andrés Aguirre
Sound: Will Ward
Music: Samuel Pegg
SOLEDAD ÁGUILA: Soledad Águila is
an illustrator, animator and visual artist
from Chile with and MA in Animation
from the Royal College of Art, 2012.
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Saskia von Virág
Writer: Anete Melece
DOP: Anete Melece
Editor: Fee Liechti & Anete Melece
Sound: Christof Steinmann
Music: Ephrem Lüchinger
Cast: Anette Herbst
Distributor: Interfilm Berlin
ANETE MELECE: Having studied
visual communication at the
Art Academy of Latvia, Melece
is an illustrator, animator and
graphic designer currently based
in Lucerne, Switzerland.
Chemin Faisant
(Along the Way)
DIR: GEORGES SCHWIZGEBEL
SWITZERLAND 2012
3 MINS 30 SECS
As soon as I stop, I can think no
longer my brain can only move
with my feet.
Fiction
Prod: Georges Schwizgebel
Music: Jacques Robellaz
Distributor: Max Karli
GEORGES SCHWIZGEBEL: An
independent filmmaker since
1970, he has been producing and
directing 17 short animated films
that particularly concentrate on
the medium of painting on cells.
Contact: Georges Schwizgebel
[email protected]
Contact: Anete Melece
[email protected]
Contact: Alexandre Dostie
[email protected]
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MIXED COMPETITION
MIXED AWARDS
DepicT! JURY
Nahemi Awards
Children’s Jury Award
The National Association for Higher
Education and the Moving Image
(Nahemi) presents the Nahemi
Student Awards for Creative
Filmmaking and Cinematography
in recognition of exceptional work
produced by undergraduate and
postgraduate students from film
schools around the UK and Ireland.
This award is selected by Nahemi and
is presented on Wed 18 Sept at the
Nahemi Student Awards screening.
Encounters have teamed up with
FILMCLUB and Fresh Flix to present
an award to the best film in our
Children’s Jury strand, programmed
by young people. The audience
will get to vote for their favourite.
This year, prizes of places on
specialist short courses have
been generously contributed by
the London Film School and the
National Film and Television School.
DepicT! Awards
nahemi.org.
Music Video Award
This brand new award highlights
and celebrates international talent
in music videos, in partnership with
Soho Shorts. The winner is awarded a
£500 cash prize supported by Rushes.
Muriel d’Ansembourg
This year’s DepicT! shortlisted films will
be in the running for the main DepicT!
‘13 Award of £1500, the DepicT!
British Special Mention Award – a
package of career development
opportunities from NFTS, BAFTA,
British Council and Shooting People
for a UK-based filmmaker and the
DepicT! Random Acts Special
Mention presented by Channel 4.
DepicT! JURY
Sarah Chorley
David Sproxton
WRITER/DIRECTOR
(ON BEHALF OF BAFTA)
OPERATIONS & DEVELOPMENT,
SHOOTING PEOPLE
CO-FOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE
CHAIRMAN, AARDMAN ANIMATIONS
Muriel studied Screenwriting in The
Netherlands and graduated with
Distinction for an MA in Directing
at the London Film School. Her
most recent short Good Night was
nominated for a British Academy
Film Award in 2013. MovieScope
and Creative Skillset have recently
marked Muriel as ‘One To Watch’.
Sarah studied Film, Journalism and
Documentary Research in between
working for independent production
companies like Slate Films, Signal
Films and Living Cinema. She
later worked for London Disability
Film Festival and Cambridge Film
Festival, amongst others, before
joining Shooting People in 2011.
David is the co-founder and Executive
Chairman of Aardman. Together
with co-founder Peter Lord, he has
overseen the development of the
company from a two-man partnership
to one of the pre-eminent animation
houses in the industry. David has
served as a producer, director or
cinematographer on a number of
animated projects at Aardman.
For 2013, we are also delighted to
team up with The Royal Photographic
Society to introduce the DepicT! RPS
Cinematography Award, also selected
by the Jury. There is also £500 up for
grabs for the winner of the Shooting
People RPS Audience Award, for
which you can vote at depict.org.
Supported & Managed by
Chris Auty
Audience Award
Sponsored by:
HEAD OF PRODUCING, NFTS
This award celebrates the live action
or animated film voted best of the
festival by the audience, with a
chance to win a cash prize of £500.
With support from:
In partnership with:
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Chris Auty started his career as a
film critic at Time Out. In 1985, he
set up independent production
company Oasis and later relaunched
London’s Gate and Edinburgh’s
Cameo cinemas, before joining
Jeremy Thomas’ RPC (1991-99) as MD
where he produced Stealing Beauty
and Crash. In 1999, he became CEO
of The Film Consortium, executive
producing films such as My Summer
of Love and In This World. Chris is
also Head of Producing at NFTS and
has launched a new course (EPCRI),
backed by the NFTS, Ingenious
Media, and Sir Richard Branson.
Tabitha Jackson
CHANNEL 4's COMMISSIONING
EDITOR FOR ARTS.
(ON BEHALF OF CHANNEL 4
/ RANDOM ACTS)
Tabitha Jackson is Channel 4’s
Commissioning Editor for Arts. After
15 years making films in the UK and
the US, Tabitha joined Channel 4 in
2007, becoming Editor of More4
and running the award-winning
international documentary strand
True Stories. She wants Channel
4 Arts to innovate, to provoke, to
delight, and to creatively express
what it is to be alive today.
John Mathieson BSC
CINEMATOGRAPHER
The Scottish-born Cinematographer
John Mathieson BSC came up
through the traditional ranks of
his craft, and made his debut as
cinematographer in music promos
and commercials. Having caught
the eye of Ridley Scott through his
work with son Jake (Plunkett and
Macleane, 1999) John was invited
to shoot Gladiator for which he won
a BAFTA award, plus an OSCAR
nomination. The relationship proved
hugely fruitful: John went on to shoot
5 more films with Scott, including
Kingdom of Heaven and Robin Hood.
John has always put huge stow
upon supporting the UK industry,
and is always happy to step away
from epic 'tent poles' to collaborate
on smaller domestic projects such
as Great Expectations (Mike Newell),
Brighton Rock (Rowan Joffe) and
Stoned (Stephen Woolley). John is
currently in prep on Guy Ritchie's 'The
Man From Uncle' for Warner Bros.
Gary Thomas
PROGRAMME MANAGER, FILM,
BRITISH COUNCIL
Gary works in the British Council’s
film team, leading on animation and
experimental film, and overseeing
projects in East Asia and China.
When not at the British Council, he is
producing and curating at Animate
Projects, championing experiments
in animation through commissioning,
production and exhibition, and
coordinating the advocacy
network, Animation Alliance UK.
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SAT 21 SEPT 12:45 WATERSHED CINEMA 1 (REPEAT)
The South West of
England and South Wales
have always provided
a generous offering of
strong, well-made films.
This year is no exception
with a smorgasbord of
talent on offer; some old
and some new. A few loose
themes emerged from the
submissions that relate to
nature, time, creativity and
making ourselves laugh
in the face of adversity.
Enjoy the local produce.
Sun
To The Sea
Making Stuff
Longhorn
DIR: PAUL HILL
UK 2013
1 MIN 30 SECS
DIR: CORIN TAYLOR
UK 2013
10 MINS 40 SECS
DIR: HARRY SLINGER-THOMPSON
UK 2013
4 MINS 41 SECS
DIR: DARREN ROBBIE
UK 2013
1 MIN 35 SECS
DIR: HARRY YOUNG-JAMIESON
UK 2013
5 MINS 2 SECS
The Sun has come out to play.
Run for your lives!
To The Sea is a drama about a young
girl who struggles to cope with the
disappearance of her father.
A brief encounter of love between, a
girl a boy and a dog
‘Making stuff move is easy, but
making stuff move you is hard’.
Using different stop-frame
techniques, we explore the depths
of these words.
A woman’s journey into a rural
landscape and the performance
of an ancient ritual. A sacrifice is
offered up in the form of a burning
effigy that results in an encounter
with a formidable creature.
Animation
Best of South West, Animated
Prod: Mark Taylor
Writer: Paul Hill
Editor: Paul Hill
Music: Joe Donohoe
Cast: Paul Hill
PAUL HILL: Paul Hill has worked
non-stop at A Productions in
Bristol for the past 14 years.
Finally, he’s made a short film.
Contact: Paul Hill
[email protected]
Fiction
Best of South West, Brief Grand
Prod: Michael Cimpher
Writer: Noah Castro, Corin Taylor
DOP: Benjamin Barber
Editor: J.A. Cerrillo
Sound: Jo Vale
Music: Enrica Sciandrone
Cast: Alex Reid (Misfits, The Descent),
Phil Cheadle (John Carter), Rory
Wilton (Doc Martin), Zoe Mitchell
Distributor: Joanna Bence
CORIN TAYLOR: Originally
from Cornwall, Corin Taylor is a
Writer/Director who trained at
London Film School (LFS).
Contact: Corin Taylor
[email protected]
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Island
Animation
Prod: Harry Slinger-Thompson
Distributor: John Parry
HARRY SLINGER-THOMPSON: Harry
Slinger-Thompson is a recent graduate
for the Bristol school of animation
specializing in 2D digital animation.
[email protected]
Animation
UK Premiere
Prod: Darren Robbie
Writer: Darren Robbie
Editor: Darren Robbie
Sound: Mcasso music Ltd.
Music: Dave Reynaud
Distributor: Darren Robbie
DARREN ROBBIE: AKA Chopsy
Animation has directed over 50
commercials, music videos and
shorts. Darren Robbie was also the
key animator in Chicken Run.
Contact: Darren Robbie
[email protected]
Experimental
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: Best of British, Best
of South West, European New Talent,
Prod: Harry Young-Jamieson
Writer: Harry Young-Jamieson
DOP: Harry Young-Jamieson
Editor: Harry Young-Jamieson
Sound: Raoul Brand
Cast: Florence Keith-Roach
Distributor: Harry Young-Jamieson
HARRY YOUNG-JAMIESON:
Harry Young-Jamieson makes films.
Contact: Harry Young-Jamieson
[email protected]
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The Best Medicine
Night Light
DIR: GARY THOMAS,
MARTIN MORRISON
UK 2013
13 MINS 40 SECS
DIR: KATRINA HOOD,
ELIZABETH JOHNSON
UK 2013
4 MINS 53 SECS
Jon’s world has been blown apart
by a rare and brutal disease. He’s
dealing with monstrous physical
change and uncontrollable fits
of rage. Surgery and drugs aren’t
working, but Jon’s found hope in a
different kind of medicine.
Arabella’s new home is surrounded
by a deep and mysterious forest. In
the middle of the night, the moon
shines down and draws her curiosity
out into the woods.
Documentary
Eligible Awards: Best of South
West, Brief Grand Prix, Best
Prod: Gary Thomas & Martin Morrison
Music: Benjamin A Owen
Distributor: Martin Morrison
GARY THOMAS, MARTIN MORRISON:
Gary and Martin have both worked
in TV for the past 15 years. This is
their first independent joint venture.
Contact: Martin Morrison
[email protected]
Animation
Prod: Katrina Hood, Elizabeth Johnson
Distributor: John Parry
KATRINA HOOD, ELIZABETH
JOHNSON: Katrina and Elizabeth met
at university they share an interest in
story-telling through stop motion.
[email protected]
Behind The
Journey
DIR: BRISTOL SPROUT
UK 2013
3 MINS 2 SECS
A short mixed media film
documenting the invisible
heroes who make people’s daily
journeys possible.
Documentary
of South West, Brief Grand Prix, Best
Prod: Bristol Sprout
Writer: Bristol Sprout
DOP: Bristol Sprout
Editor: Bristol Sprout
Sound: Bristol Sprout
Music: Bristol Sprout
Cast: Lin Turton
Distributor: Bristol Sprout
BRISTOL SPROUT: Bristol Sprout
is a small creative group works
in a variety of techniques to
create multimedia content.
Winter Trees
Ancient
Each Shining Hour
DIR: KARNI AND SAUL
UK 2013
3 MINS 34 SECS
DIR: LUKA BAJT
UK, SLOVENIA, DENMARK 2013
8 MINS 30 SECS
DIR: JOE MAGEE
UK 2013
8 MINS 45 SECS
A Llama-Owl carries his friend to
safety, as their world is washed away
in a flood.
The film follows the story of a
mythological creature as he faces
the changes his world goes through.
A hard-working citizen revolt against
the moral propaganda message that
time equals money.
Animation
Animation
Experimental
of South West, Animated Grand Prix,
Best Music Video, Cartoon D’Or
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: Best of South West,
Prod: Lynn Hollowell
Music: The Staves
Distributor: Dan Curwin
Prod: Luka Bajt
Writer: Luka Bajt
DOP: Luka Bajt
Sound: Luka Bajt
Music: Luka Bajt
Cast: Mogens Conradsen
Distributor: Luka Bajt
Best of South West, Brief Grand
KARNI AND SAUL: Directing duo and
couple Karni and Saul are originally
from Israel, based in the UK.
Contact: Karni Arieli
[email protected]
LUKA BAJT: Luka Bajt is a Film
and Animation Graduate, who
often works with stop motion
to bring new stories alive.
Prod: Joe Magee
Writer: Joe Magee
DOP: Adam Laity
Distributor: Joe Magee
JOE MAGEE: Joe Magee is an awardwinning UK film maker and artist.
Contact: Joe Magee
[email protected]
Contact: Luka Bajt
[email protected]
Contact: Yoon Duck Kim
[email protected]
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The Lonely Dodo
DIR: MATTHEW WALKER
UK 2013
3 MINS 53 SECS
The Lonely Dodo, a video starring
Stephen Fry, which tells the story
of the last lonesome bird from
Mauritius on a worldwide adventure,
looking for hope and friendship!
Art of Motion
DIR: RHODRI WILLIAMS,
OLLIE ELLIOT
UK 2013
4 MINS 9 SECS
A short documentary exploring
‘Parkour’. It looks at the deeper
philosophical meaning behind the
activity and its sense of community.
Animation
Documentary
Best of South West, European
New Talent, Brief Grand Prix, Best
Prod: Helen Argo
Writer: Matthew Walker
Editor: Dan Hembury
Sound: David Johnston, Tom Gilbert
Music: David Johnston, Tom Gilbert
Cast: Stephen Fry, Alistair McGowan
Distributor: Aardman Animations
MATTHEW WALKER: Matthew
Walker is an animation filmmaker
based in Bristol, UK.
Contact: Anna Harding
[email protected]
Prod: Rhodri Williams
DOP: Miles Ridgeway
Editor: Chris Dunne
Sound: Ten and Jake Watson
Cast: Ulishma Hook
RHODRI WILLIAMS: An award
winning short filmmaker, Rhodri’s
had films shown on four continents.
He’s currently working on
future original documentary projects.
Contact: Rhodri Williams
[email protected]
The Monster
DIR: TOBY DIXON
UK 2012
3 MINS 29 SECS
A brave little warrior and her trusty
steed are on a quest to rid the forest
of a monster.
Animation
Prod: Lynnw Liu
Editor: Jack Kibbey-Newman
Sound: Terrence Dunn
Music: Terrence Dunn
Distributor: Anne Terkelsen
TOBY DIXON: Toby Dixon was born
in Oxford. He is now looking to take
the skills he acquired in directing The
Monster into game development.
Contact: Anne Terkelsen
[email protected]
Happy Birthday
Cindy Wei
DIR: TSVETA LOZANOVA
UK 2013
10 MINS 27 SECS
The bleak world of 15-year old
school underdog Cindy Wei is turned
upside down by the discovery of her
mysterious cousin Michael’s wellkept secret.
Fiction
Eligible Awards : Best of British, Best
Prod: Lai-Ting Chung, Alfred Johnson
Writer: Elizabeth Vazquez
DOP: Elizabeth Vazquez
Editor: Andrew Gosnold
Sound: Joshua Harvey
Cast: Rae Lim, Orion Lee, Dave Wong
Distributor: The Arts
University Bournemouth
TSVETA LOZANOVA:
A recent graduate from the Arts
University Bournemouth whose
passion for experimentation
has guided her through the
realization of both conceptual
and narrative driven projects.
Contact: Tsveta Lozanova
[email protected]
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The National Association
for Higher Education in the
Moving Image (NAHEMI)
presents a programme
of outstanding recent
work produced by film,
television and animation
students around the
country, with special
awards for creativity
and cinematography.
The Man Who Fell
From The Sky
DIR: JIM SMITH
UWE Bristol
UK 2013
17 MINS
Life on a suburban street in
Richmond is disrupted by the
arrival of a dead body that fell
from an aeroplane destined for
Heathrow airport.
Documentary
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: Creative
Filmmaking/ Cinematography
Prod: Jim Smith
Writer: Jim Smith
DOP: Mark Phippen
Editor: Jim Smith
Sound: Alex Macdonald, Zander Mavor
JIM SMITH: Jim Smith is a recent
graduate from UWE and interested in
documentary film, concentrating on
human stories behind topical issues
Contact: Alistair Oldham
[email protected]
Aftermath
Interference
room for two
DIR: IRINA ALEXIU
Goldsmiths College
UK 2013
12 MINS 32 SECS
DIR: BEN CADY
Royal College of Art
UK 2012
11 MINS 53 SECS
DIR: JOHN DANVOYE
London Film Academy
UK 2012
5 MINS 33 SECS
DIR: JAN HILLMAN
London Film School
UK 2013
16 MINS 7 SECS
A delinquent gang robs a middleaged couple on a deserted road,
only to get their hands dirtier than
they ever had imagined.
Anomalies is a film about the
human compulsion to meddle,
probe and fiddle with things that
are better left alone.
Fiction
Animation
Erin, a middle aged woman, has
lived all her life in solitude and
concealed from the outside world.
Her house is a fortress where she
controls everything.
UK Premiere
Eligible Awards: NAHEMI Creative
Filmmaking, Best of British,
A young couple, Sarah and Myles,
check into a hotel, but things aren’t
as they initially appear; Sarah’s
married. Already unsure if she
can go through with the affair, the
evening’s events force Sarah to
make an even bigger decision.
Prod: Therese Aziz
Writer: Irina Alexiu & Bianca Oana
DOP: Lee C Tomes & Arne Zacher
Editor: Xin Jia
Sound: Farouq Suleiman
Music: Konstantine Pope
Cast: Greame Mcknight,
Matthew Cavendish, Oliver Yellop,
Sara Fraser & Darren Stamford
Distributor: Team3films &
Goldsmiths University
IRINA ALEXIU: Irina Alexiu is a
Romanian film writer- director
currently living in the UK.
Contact: Irina Alexiu
[email protected]
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Anomalies
Writer: Ben Cady
Sound: Joe Gilder
Distributor: Jane Colling
BEN CADY: Ben Cady graduated
in 2010 from an animation BA at
Newport University, and an MA course
at the Royal College of Art in 2012.
[email protected]
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Federico Ghetta
Writer: Mick Dow
DOP: Federica Arevalo
Editor: Jeanne Chevalier
Sound: Antonis Tsoukatos
Music: Kevin McLeod
Cast: Isabel Scott Plummer
Distributor: LFA
JOHN DANVOYE: Previously a
Journalist, John Danvoye (originally
from Brussels) changed his path to
pursue a filmmaking career in London.
Contact: Anna MacDonald
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Sam Mildner
Writer: Jan Hillman
DOP: Gerardo Guerra
Editor: Tara Verma
Sound: Manos Ioannou,
Mauricio D’Orey
Cast: Sarah Barker, Myles Nichol
JAN HILLMAN: Jan is one half of DOG
BUTTON, a production company
based in London. He is currently
developing his first feature.
Contact: Sam Mildner
[email protected]
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Below the Row
DIR: GLEN TRAVIS
UCA Farnham
UK 2013
10 MINS 8 SECS
Below the Row is a short
documentary exploring the
craft and traditions of bespoke
tailoring and the relationship
between an apprentice coat
maker and his master.
Documentary
UK Premiere
I Like to Bite
DIR: STEPHANIE DULIEU,
FIONA DULIEU
Norwich University College
of the Arts
UK 2013
3 MINS 5 SECS
April discovers a lonely creature in
a mystical forest she wants to be his
friend but the creature would rather
be left alone. He knows what he has
to do.
Animation
Eligible Awards: NAHEMI
Creative Filmmaking
Prod: Rebecca Dale-Everett
DOP: Jason Bourke-Velji
Editor: Glen Travis
Sound: Joseph Russell
Music: Ivor Novello’s Music in
May, Young Knives’ Tailors.
Cast: The tailors of Henry Poole &
Co. : James Weir Paul Frearson Keith
Levett and Anthony Rowland.
Prod: Stephanie Dulieu, Fiona Dulieu
Writer: Stephanie Dulieu, Fiona Dulieu
Music: Francesca Murray
Cast: Fiona Dulieu
GLEN TRAVIS: Glen grew up in
the suburbs of Hertfordshire.
Enthusiastic about film in all forms
he insists that tailoring has informed
his documentary practice.
Contact: Stephanie Dulieu
[email protected]
Contact: Rebecca Dale-Everett
[email protected]
STEPHANIE DULIEU, FIONA DULIEU:
Fiona and Stephanie are twin sisters
from Grimsby, they both wanted to be
animators and make films together.
The Mass of Men
DIR: GABRIEL GAUCHET
National Film and
Television School
UK 2012
17 MINS
Richard, an unemployed 55-yearold, arrives 3 minutes late for his
appointment at a job centre.
An advisor, stifled by the limits of
the system she works in, has no
choice but to penalise him for his
tardiness. To avoid plunging further
into destitution, Richard takes
desperate measures.
Fiction
Prod: Emily Morgan
Writer: Gabriel Gauchet,
Rungano Nyoni
Editor: Alice Petit
Sound: Ania Przygoda
Music: Matt Kelly
Cast: Peter Faulkner, Jane
McDowell, Dominic Kinnaird,
Graham Bohea, Brice Stratford
GABRIEL GAUCHET: Gabriel
Gauchet graduated in 2013, from
the National Film and Television
School (NFTS), with an MA in
Course Directing Fiction.
Contact: NFTS Festivals Department
[email protected]
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Warning: Some
viewers may find these
films offensive!
Are you sitting
comfortably? You won’t
be for long in this twisted
and extreme programme
of films. From gratuitous
blood and guts to light
and saucy and penetrative
documentary; this mix of
live action and animated
films is definitely not for
the faint-hearted. You
have been warned!
Perfect Drug
Wish List
DIR: TOON AERTS
BELGIUM 2012
13 MINS 33 SECS
DIR: ANDREW GRIFFIN
UK 2013
3 MINS
Misha, Yumiko and Chinatsu are
sitting in a parked car in front of a
strange motel. In the backseat they
have a huge amount of test tubes
filled with different substances. It’s
clear that their attempted burglary
didn’t go as planned..
If you could have any one thing,
what would you chose? The hopes
and wishes of a motley few.
Fiction
Prod: Eurydice Gysel
Sound: Raf Enckels
Music: Praxis
Cast: Misha Downey, Yumiko
Funaya, Minami TAKAHASHI,
Philippe Genion, Begir Memeti
Distributor: Jean Charles
Mille (Premium Films)
TOON AERTS: In 2001, Toon Aerts
graduated with honours from the
Sint Lukas film school in Brussels. He
has since won a number of national
and international film awards.
Contact: Kim Vandercruyssen
[email protected]
Animation
Prod: Andrew Griffin
Writer: Scott Garrett & Griff
Editor: Griff
Sound: Griff
Cast: Steve Furst
Distributor: Andrew Griffin
ANDREW GRIFFIN: Griff has worked
in the creative industry for twenty
years as a designer, illustrator, author
and live action/animation director.
Contact: Andrew Griffin
[email protected]
Cochemare
DIR: MACIEK SZCZERBOWSKI,
CHRIS LAVIS
CANADA 2013
12 MINS 18 SECS
As the viewer journeys from the
mystical Forest of Storms to the
orbiting International Space Station,
the film forces us to confront our
notions of voyeurism, femininity, and
the separation of body and mind.
Animation, Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Phoebe Greenberg
Writer: Maciek Szczerbowski,
Chris Lavis
DOP: Maciek Szczerbowski, Chris Lavis
Editor: Maciek Szczerbowski,
Chris Lavis
Sound: Gavin Hernandes, CAS
Music: Patrick Watson
Cast: Sylvie Moreau, Victoria Diamond
Distributor: PHI FILMS (Danny Lennon)
MACIEK SZCZERBOWSKI &
CHRIS LAVIS: Chris Lavis and
Maciek Szczerbowski gained
critical acclaim with their first
professional film, Madame TutliPutli, receiving two awards at the
Cannes Film Festival and a 2007
Academy Award nomination.
Trusts & Estates
DIR: JEANETTE BONDS
US 2013
4 MINS 48 SECS
Four lawyers engage in a bantering
dinner conversation that quickly
devolves into a grotesque and brutal
comedy of cruelty and hypocrisy.
Documentary, Animation
Prod: Sandra Chanis, Kim Blickenstaff
Music: Jeanette Bonds, Pal&Drome
Cast: Juan Riedinger, Jess Iglehart,
Sean Buckelew, Dan Russo
Distributor: Jeanette Bonds
JEANETTE BONDS: Jeanette Bonds
is an animator living in Los Angeles.
She received her BFA and MFA from
CalArts in Experimental Animation.
Contact: Jeanette Bonds
[email protected]
La Hija
(The Daughter)
DIR: JAZMÍN RADA
SPAIN 2012
4 MINS 47 SECS
Fatima wants to play, but her father
is too busy. She has imagination and
some special balloons.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Jazmín Rada
Writer: Jazmín Rada
DOP: Pablo Parra
Editor: César Custodio
Sound: José Luis Díaz
Music: Fernando Velázquez
Cast: Lucas Escariz, Bianca
Domingues, Camila Burgos,
Margarita López
Distributor: Jazmín Rada
JAZMIN RADA: Jazmín Rada (Spanish
nationality, born in Argentina) has
published a novel; she works in the
development of her first feature film.
Contact: Jazmín Rada
[email protected]
Contact: Danny Lennon
[email protected]
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The Royal
(8-Bit) Jubblies
DIR: LIAM TATE, JAMIE STANTON
UK 2012
3 MINS 15 SECS
Life is a man’s game, especially
when you’re an 8-BIT princess with
ridiculously oversized royal jubblies.
Animation
Prod: Liam Tate,
Jamie Stanton (tea&cheese)
Writer: Liam Tate,
DOP:
Editor: Liam Tate,
Sound: Liam Tate,
Music: Liam Tate,
Cast:
Distributor: Liam Tate, Jamie
Stanton (tea&cheese)
LIAM TATE, JAMIE STANTON:
tea&cheese’s unique brand of
humour and candy-floss-circus of
visual and sonic treats has cemented
their reputation as an up and
coming creative duo to watch.
Pleasure
O Sunce (Ham Story)
Daisy
Ужин (The Supper)
Baby, I love you
DIR: NINJA THYBERG
SWEDEN 2013
15 MINS
DIR: ELISKA CHYTKOVA
CZECH REPUBLIC 2012
6 MINS
DIR: CHARLIE TAYLOR
UK 2013
3 MINS 13 SECS
DIR: ALEXANDR EVSEEV
8 MINS
DIR: FAIYAZ JAFRI
US 2012
2 MINS 25 SECS
Behind the scenes of a porn shoot,
they are practicing various positions.
The rumour is that one of the girls
is doing a double anal, an advanced
routine that requires someone
extremely tough.
An animated, imaginative
story about the grey, everyday
ordinariness of life. A story about
imagination, held in chains for so
long, now released with all its might,
all about an innocent children’s
game of playing God.
A fictional mockumentary
showing the struggles of a closeted
cross dresser.
Story about a hunt for supper.
A young girl is confronted by her
dark side.
Fiction
Fiction
Prod: Jonas Sörensson
Writer: Josefine Adolfsson
Editor: Patrik Forsell
Cast: Jenny Hutton, Christian Brandin
, Ingrid Meling Enoksen ,Jonas
Karlström, Håkan Karlsson
NINJA THYBERG: Ninja Thyberg
,originally from Gothenburg, Sweden
currently studies film directing
at The Stockholm Academy of
Dramatic Arts, graduating in 2015.
[email protected]
Animation
UK Premiere
Prod: Libor Nemeskal
Writer: Eliska Chytkova
DOP: Eliska Chytkova
Editor: Eliska Chytkova
Sound: Martin Bek
Music: Eliska Chytkova
Distributor: Libor Nemeskal
Prod: Charlie Taylor
Distributor: Charlie Taylor
CHARLIE TAYLOR: Charlie Taylor is a
3rd year student currently studying
illustration and animation. His work
covers controversial subjects.
Contact: Charlie Taylor
[email protected]
Fiction
Prod: Alexandr Evseev
Writer: Alexandr Evseev, Timur Iljasov
DOP: Anton Jabin
Editor: Alexandr Evseev
Sound: Sviatoslav Smoljanonov
Cast: Batirbek Taijanov
Distributor: Hanna Chijova
ALEXANDR EVSEEV: In 2012 Alexandr
Evseev graduated from the Russian
State University of Cinematography
(VGIK), specialising in directing.
Fiction
Prod: Faiyaz Jafri
Music: David Barratt
Distributor: Faiyaz Jafri
FAIYAZ JAFRI: Faiyaz Jafri is a
Hong Kong based artist born
and raised in rural Holland of
Dutch and Pakistani decent.
Contact: Faiyaz Jafri
[email protected]
Contact: Hanna Chijova
[email protected]
ELIŠKA CHYTKOVÁ: Eliška Chytková
(born in 1988) is a student in
the Animation Department at
FMK UTB Zlín – The Faculty of
Multimedia Communications.
Contact: Czech Film Center
Hurabova Daniela
[email protected]
Contact: Liam Tate
[email protected]
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Trois Aventures
Ineditess de Tapi
(Tapi’s Three New
Adventures)
DIR: CHARLOTTE CAYEUX
FRANCE 2013
14 MINS 30 SECS
A fortune teller who manipulates
her clientele; a man, unable to leave
his desk, controlled by an Obsessive
Compulsive Disorder; children
trapped in adults’ bodies. Explore
three different stories.
Fiction
Prod: Charlotte Cayeux
Writer: Charlotte Cayeux
DOP: Gurvan Hue
Editor: Charlotte Cayeux
Sound: Clément Llorca
Distributor: Charlotte Cayeux
CHARLOTTE CAYEUX: After
becominga Master of cinema,
Charlotte Cayeux directs her first
short-movie Une Scène in 2011,
the second Résurgences in 2012
and the third Trois aventures
inédites de Tapi in 2013.
Vengeance Rhythm
DIR: CHRISTOPHER ULLENS
DE SCHOOTEN
UK 2012
3 MINS 13 SECS
This is the story of a very angry
teddy bear.
Animation
Prod: Adam Farley
Writer: Chris Ullens
DOP: Ben Magahy
Editor: James Wright
Music: Two Fingers
Cast: Flynn Klarssen
Distributor: Christopher
Ullens de Schooten
CHRIS ULLENS: Chris Ullens is
a Belgian director born in 1980.
He lives and works in London.
Contact: Christopher Ullens
de Schooten
[email protected]
Whaled Women
DIR: EWA EINHORN, JEUNO JE KIM
SWEDEN 2013
8 MINS
SchlopSchlop (SS) and KK are
two annoying women who work
at the Office of Developement in
Krabstadt, a small town located in
an undefined Arctic region where
the Nordic countries have sent their
Unwanteds.
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Animation
Prod: Ewa Einhorn, Jeuno JE Kim
Writer: Andreas Jakobsson, Ewa
Einhorn, Jeuno JE Kim
Sound: Henrik Meierkord
Music: Olof Dreijer, Jeuno JE Kim
Cast: Anna Blomberg ,Inga Cristina
Campos, Magnus Mark, Monte Reid,
Jeuno JE Kim, Damir Avgadic
JEUNO JE KIM: With a background
in theology, economics, music and
radio, Jeuno JE Kim is a writer and
an artist working with sound design,
performance, video and text.
[email protected]
Contact: Charlotte Cayeux
[email protected]
www.viennashorts.com
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This year Encounters
has created a new
international showcase
and competition for music
videos in partnership
with the team behind
Soho Shorts. Join us for a
thrilling ride through one
of the most innovative and
ground-breaking genres
in the short format - we
can guarantee dazzling
visual art, animated
storytelling and one rather
wild, off-the-wall party.
Kettling - Bloc Party
Supported by
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Fade Away – Vitalic
DIR: JAMES LEES
UK 2012
3 MINS 16 SECS
DIR: THOMAS TYMAN
FRANCE 2012
2 MINS 48 SECS
DIR: ROMAIN CHASSAING
FRANCE 2012
4 MINS 42 SECS
Filmed with a group of kids from a
south-east London school James
Lees captures all the excitement,
aggression and fear that’s
associated with this downsized
form of warfare - and, of course, the
violence, and ensuing injuries...
In Down the Road, professional
skateboarder Richie Jackson
brings his psychedelic charm to
a modern ghost town, hovering
between two dimensions.
Fade Away follows a manhunt
between professional killers, leading
to an endless loop of murders. Very
cinematic, the film is a tribute to
classic movies such as Goodfellas,
Ghost Dog or Pulp Fiction.
Fiction
Best Music Video, European
Film Award, Cartoon D’Or
Brief Grand Prix, Best Music
Video, European Film Awards
In partnership with
Down the road - C2C
Fiction
Prod: Abi Hodson
DOP: Ben Todd
Editor: Nathan Perry-Greene
Distributor: Clementine Buren
Prod: Céline Roubaud
DOP: Johnny Ching
Editor: Marc Maborough,
Walter Mauriot
Cast: Richie Jackson
Distributor: Clementine Buren
JAMES LEES: James Lees quickly
established himself as one of the
UK’s brightest filmmaking talents. He
established himself as a commercial
and music video director, working
with a diverse client base.
THOMAS TYMAN: Thomas Tyman
is a promo and commercial
director. His contemporary style
lead him to direct videos amongst
others for Moby and brands such
as Match.com and Orange.
Contact: Clementine Buren
[email protected]
Contact: Clementine Buren
[email protected]
Animation
UK Premiere
Best Music Video, European
Film Award, Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Nicolas Tiry, Edouard
Chassaing,Constance Guillou
DOP: Fabien Benzaquen
Editor: Emilie Orsini
Sound: Arnaud Marten
Music: Vitalic
Cast: Miglen Mirtchev, Jacky
Nercessian, Pascal Decolland,
Louise Grinberg, William Nadylam,
Jonathan Genet, Paul Hamy, Y
ohann Pisiou, Emmanuel de Sablet
and Kamel Labroudi.
Distributor: Nicolas Tiry
ROMAIN CHASSAING: Romain,
French director, studied graphic
design and started his career
designing record sleeves and
directing music videos. His universe
seduces professional press, luxury
brands and renowned bands.
Fight For Everyone The Leisure Society
Get Up (Rattle) Bingo Players
DIR: PERSISTENT PERIL
UK 2013
3 MINS 49 SECS
DIR: TIM HOPE
UK 2012
2 MINS 52 SECS
Persistent Peril were delighted to be
approached by Full Time Hobby to
direct a music video for The Leisure
Society. A hand creates life on a little
bluey-greeny planet; only things
don’t quite go as planned. Miniature
animated destruction ensues.
Tim Hope’s music video stars a
group of vigilante ducks who take
revenge on a group of delinquent
kids. Featuring the track Get Up
by the Bingo Players’ (Ft. Far East
Movement) the ducks manage to get
down, as well as getting justice.
Animation
Animation
Animated Grand Prix, Best
Music Video, Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Sam Bourner
Distributor: Nigel Adams
(Fully Time Hobby)
PERSISTENT PERIL: Persistent
Peril was formed in summer
2011 by animation directing
duo Garth and Ginny Jones
and producer Sam Bourner.
Contact: Sam Bourner
[email protected]
Prod: Adriana Piasek-Wanski
Writer: Tim Hope
DOP: Tony Miller
Editor: Nick Hristou
Sound: Better Sound
Music: Bingo Players
Distributor: Ministry of Sound
Recording Limited
TIM HOPE: Tim began experimenting
with computer graphics and
discovered the possibilities of
animation with the shortfilm
‘The Wolfman’. Tim joined
Passion Pictures in 2000.
Contact: Andrea Ponte
[email protected]
Contact: Lucie Santamans
[email protected]
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Oblivion – Grimes
DIR: EMILY KAI BOCK
UK 2012
4 MINS 17 SECS
Emily Kai Bock finds beauty in
contrast with Oblivion for Grimes.
The effervescent singer performs
her dreamy pop in a succession
of male dominated scenarios of
American society.
Fiction
Video, European Film Award
Marzipan Reindeer
- Holly and the Wolf
DIR: TONY JOHNSON
UK 2012
3 MINS 18 SECS
A bold and resourceful Holly must
journey through a perilous forest to
escape the ghosts on her trail.
DIR: DARCY PRENDERGAST,
SEAMUS SPILSBURY
AUSTRALIA 2012
4 MINS 36 SECS
One Beast’s drunken quest in the
name of love.
Animation
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prix, Best Music Video
Prod: Pui Yee Pang
DOP: Evan Prosofsky
Editor: Emily Kai Bock
Cast: Claire Boucher (Grimes)
Prod: Tony Johnson
Writer: Tony Johnson
Editor: Tony Johnson
Music: Holly Dearden
Distributor: Tony Johnson
EMILY KAI BOCK: Emily Kai Bock
works as a director of fiction and
documentary films. Her films are
informed by her art background
and apply creative narrative.
TONY JOHNSON: Tony Johnson
is an award winning animator
and illustrator currently living
and working in London, UK.
Contact: Elly Camisa
[email protected]
I Can Make You Love
Me - British India
Contact: Tony Johnson
[email protected]
Prod: Nicky Pastore
Music: British India
Distributor: Oh Yeah Wow
DARCY PRENDERGAST, SEAMUS
SPILSBURY: Both Directors showing
an artistic flare at a young age, have
followed their passions for filmmaking
and animation, making a career for
themselves in the creative industries.
Contact: Nicky Pastore
[email protected]
I Have Your
Heart - Crabapple,
Boekbinder, & Batt
DIR: JIM BATT
AUSTRALIA, US 2013
4 MINS 25 SECS
An intricate paper puppet
stopmotion animation that tells a
darkly whimsical tale of adventure,
romance, and open-heart surgery.
Animation
Grand Prix, Best Music Video
Prod: Jim Batt
Writer: Jim Batt, Kim Boekbinder,
Molly Crabapple
Editor: Jim Batt
Music: Kim Boekbinder
Distributor: Jim Batt
JIM BATT: A film director and
stopmotion animator, with an eye for
unique stories and fresh imagery.
Contact: Jim Batt
[email protected]
Back to Me Joel Compass
Le Mystère - Hugo
& The Prismatics
Dir: Ian and Cooper
UK 2013
3 MINS 5 SECs
DIR: RAOUL PAULET
UK 2013
3 MINS 30 SECS
Back to Me is an elliptical story
of a young boy, his dead father
and the witchdoctor who can bring
him back.
Through a journey of self-discovery
a woman explores the meaning
of life. Choices, fears, intentions,
mistakes. Her feelings are brought to
life and populate her imagination.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Nathan Scherrer
Writer: Ian & Cooper
DOP: Patrick Scola
Editor: Cooper Roberts
Music: Joel Compass ‘Back to Me’
Distributor: Ben Larthe
IAN AND COOPER: They’re a
creative and talented duo taking
major steps in VFX and direction
Contact: Ben Larthe
[email protected]
Prod: Yarda Krampol,
Giuseppe Percuoco, Bibi Todaro
DOP: Danila Luppino
Cast: Thea Anderson, Danila Luppino,
Fabiana Berna, Alexandra Maricich,
Linas Justice
Distributor: Giuseppe Percuoco
RAOUL PAULET: Creative, director
and designer, Raoul Paulet works
on a wide range of media projects.
In his research he tends to focus
on minimalism and simplicity.
Contact: Raoul Paulet
[email protected]
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Liquid Spirit
DIR: CALUM MACDIARMID
UK 2013
5 MINS 15 SECS
A painter decorator is haunted by an
invisible force which threatens him.
Spilling paint on that force reveals a
monster he was not expecting..
Fiction
Prod: Fionn Groeger
DOP: Nick Bennett
Sound: Dugal Macdiarmid
Music: Faith by Three Laws
Cast: Zara Young, Emily Steer,
Peter Kinley
Distributor: m calum
CALUM MACDIARMID: Director
of the multi-award winning short
films Worship and 82. Calum
Macdiarmid is hoping for similar
success with Liquid Spirit.
Contact: Calum Macdiarmid
[email protected]
Metube: August sings
Carmen ‘Habanera’
My Recurring Dream
- Cold Mailman
DIR: DANIEL MOSHEL
AUSTRIA 2013
4 MINS
DIR: ANDRÉ CHOCRON
NORWAY 2013
4 MINS 35 SECS
In a combination of dance club
and SM dungeon the director,
Daniel Moshel, stages a minutely
choreographed trip into the
subconscious: While 'Habanera'
booms in Schram’s magnificent
techno remix, genders and realities
collide and overlap, and suppressed
emotions noisily forge ahead.
My Recurring Dream is a seamless
journey through nine different
dream landscapes, accompanied
by the song with the same title by
Cold Mailman.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Music Video, European Film Award
Prod: Daniel Moshel
Writer: Daniel Moshel
DOP: Martin Bauer
Editor: Christine Veith
Sound: Bernhard Drax
Music: George Bizet, Philip Preuss
Cast: August Schram
Distributor: sixpackfilm
DANIEL MOSHEL: Daniel Moshel,
born 1976 in Offenbach/M, Germany,
he is a Director and Producer of
shorts and documentaries.
Fiction
Music Video, European Film Award
Prod: Andrea Ottmar
DOP: Audun Gjelsvik Magnæs
Music: Cold Mailman
Distributor: Frokost Film
ANDRÉ CHOCRON: Norwegian
director André Chocron (b. 1985) has
mainly focused his work on music
videos since he graduated from the
Norwegian Film School in 2008.
Contact: Andrea Ottmar
[email protected]
Cry like a Ghost
- Passion Pit
DIR: DANIELS SCHEINERT
AND KWAN
US 2013
4 MINS 38 SECS
Cry like a Ghost follows a girl as her
life spirals out of control due to her
self-destructive tendencies.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prix, Best Music Video
Prod: Jonathan Wang
Writer: Daniels
DOP: Larkin Seiple
Editor: Daniels
Music: Passion Pit ‘Cry like a Ghost’
Distributor: Ben Larthe
DANIELS SCHEINERT AND KWAN:
Daniels is comprised of two guys
called Daniel. Together they are
an ‘everything’ team, sharing
directing, editing and VFX.
Contact: Ben Larthe
[email protected]
Ruckzoid - Don’t
Let Me Go
(She ain’t mad at it)
DIR: ALEXANDER DUECKMINOR
GERMANY 2012
4 MINS 7 SECS
Ruckazoid - Don’t let me go
(She ain’t mad at it) is a visually
stunning journey into alternative
graphical realities.
Animation, Experimental
Prod: Alexander Dueckminor
Music: Ruckazoid
(Listencompute.com)
Distributor: Alexander Dueckminor
ALEXANDER DUECKMINOR:
Alexander Dueckminor (*1985, Munich
Germany) graduated in Graphic
Design (BA) and Moving Image (MA)
from Middlesex University London.
SpiritualizedLittle Girl
DIR: VINCENT HAYCOCK
UK 2012
4 MINS 26 SECS
Little Girl follows the story of a
young female runaway who steals
her dad’s money and motorcycle to
escape the god-forsaken, post-Soviet
demise small town in which she lives
Fiction
Video, Cartoon D’Or
Prod: Tash Tan
DOP: Steve Annis
VINCENT HAYCOCK: US native
Vince is an award-winning director
with a wealth of experience in
multiple visual mediums.
[email protected]
Contact: Alexander Dueckminor
[email protected]
Contact: Daniel Moshel
[email protected]
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Stardust
DIR: MISCHA ROZEMA
NETHERLANDS 2013
4 MINS
Stardust, is a story about Voyager 1
(the unmanned spacecraft launched
in 1977 to explore the outer solar
system). The probe is the furthest
man-made object from the sun and
witnesses unimaginable beauty
and destruction.
Animation
Prod: Jules Tervoort
Writer: Mischa Rozema
Editor: Mischa Rozema
Sound: Guy Amitai
Music: ‘Helio’ by Ruben Samama
Distributor: Ania Markham
MISCHA ROZEMA: Mischa is a
co-founder and Creative Director
of PostPanic, Amsterdam. His
background in graphic design
and film, enables him to combine
live action, 2D/3D animation,
motion graphics or VFX.
Contact: Alba Sueiro
[email protected]
Time To Go - Wax
Tailor feat. Aloe Blacc
DIR: DARCY PRENDERGAST,
SEAMUS SPILSBURY
AUSTRALIA 2013
3 MINS 14 SECS
The tale of a crotchet quadropus,
who journeys throughout the land
turning things blue.
Fiction
Grand Prix, Best Music Video
Prod: Nicky Pastore
Music: Wax Tailor feat Aloe Blacc
Distributor: Oh Yeah Wow
DARCY PRENDERGAST, SEAMUS
SPILSBURY: Both Directors, showing
an artistic flare at a young age, have
followed their passions for filmmaking
and animation, making a career for
themselves in the creative industries.
Contact: Nicky Pastore
[email protected]
Tourniquet – Hem
DIR: JORDAN BRUNER
US 2013
4 MINS 6 SECS
A fox escapes to the city in hopes of
pursuing his dreams. There he meets
a menagerie of anthropomorphic
animals going about their busy
city lives. When a surprise visitor
comes to him he is reminded of his
primordial instincts.
Animation
Prod: Jordan Bruner
Writer: Jordan Bruner
DOP: Jordan Bruner
Editor: Jordan Bruner
Sound: Hem
Music: Hem
Distributor: Jordan Bruner
JORDAN BRUNER: Jordan Bruner
is an animation director living
in Brooklyn, NY. In amongst
creating 2D and Stop Frame
animations, Jordan finds time to
paint, collect hologram paintings,
and be part of a bowling team.
True Romance
- Citizens!
DIR: WE ARE FROM LA ...
FRANCE, UK 2012
3 MINS 33 SECS
We Are From L.A’s ‘True Romance’
individually approaches concepts
of love by positioning passionate
scenes of intimacy between
couples in juxtaposing locations
and situations.
Fiction
Prod: Roman Pichon Herrera
DOP: Arnau Valls Colomer
Editor: Walter Moreau
Distributor: Elly
WE ARE FROM LA: We Are From
LA is a film direction duo made
up of Pierre Dupaquier and
Clement Durou based in Paris.
[email protected]
Swim and Sleep
(Like a Shark) Unknown Mortal
Orchestra
DIR: BECKY & JOE
UK 2013
2 MINS 46 SECS
Directing duo Becky & Joe’s music
video for Unknown Mortal Orchestra
is a story of shame, redemption
and voyeurism set in a colourful
puppet world.
Animation
Prod: Tamsin Glasson
DOP: Hugo Donkin
Music: Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Distributor: Marta Bobic
BECKY & JOE: Becky Sloan and
Joseph Pelling are a directing duo with
an adventurous hand-made approach
to animated film and music videos.
Contact: Marta Bobic
[email protected]
Contact: Jordan Bruner
[email protected]
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SCREENING FOLLOWED BY PANEL WITH FILMMAKERS
DepicT! returns this year
to challenge filmmakers
on any budget from all
over the world to show
their creativity in just
a minute and a half.
This big screen premiere
+ Q&A with the filmmakers
is followed by a panel on
the possibilities of the
ultra-short film format.
Includes entry to
DepicT! Reception in
the café/bar sponsored
by Bath Ales (p.12).
depict.org
A Thing
DIR. CHINTAN GOHIL
INDIA 2012
A fine craftsman can make one
of these beautiful ‘things’ in less
than 90 seconds.
Four Years From Now
Walking With My Daughter
DIR. LIAM OWEN
UK 2012
A father looks towards the rest
of his daughter’s life.
Documentary
Animation
CHINTAN GOHIL: Chintan Gohil
combines her documentary
filmmaking and architectural design
skills to focus on socio-cultural
and environmental issues that
are crucial in the current times.
LIAM OWEN: Northumbrian
born Liam Owen is a designer
and illustrator with an irresistible
desire to bring his creations to life,
if it’s not moving it’s not living.
Supported & Managed by
Sponsored by:
Cool Unicorn Bruv
Grandad’s Funeral
DIR. Ninan Doff
UK 2012
DIR. CLAIRE WINTER
UK 2011
Unicorns, innit.
A child’s struggle to grasp the
concept of death.
Fiction
With support from:
NINIAN DOFF: Ninian Doff is a
Scottish writer/director living in
London working in music videos,
shorts and commercials. His films
have been shown globally, and he was
shortlisted for Saatchi and Saatchi’s
New Director’s Showcase at Cannes.
Animation
CLAIRE WINTER: Claire Winter
is a director and animator who
has won the BAFTA Orange 60
seconds award, TUC 60 Second ad
contest and studied at the National
Film and Television School.
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SCREENING FOLLOWED BY PANEL WITH FILMMAKERS.
Kurent
Schatzi (Darling)
The Here and Now
Us
DIR. LUKA BAJT AND SARAH
FRIMANN CONRADSEN
UK 2013
DIR. JOSHAN ESFANDIARI MARTIN
GERMANY 2012
DIR. KEITH WILHELM KOPP
UK 2013
DIR. NATASHA HAWTHORNTHWAITE
UK 2013
A caustic family portrait with an
unexpected resolution.
Two strangers share an unusual
moment at a bus stop.
Fiction
Fiction
What do siblings really think? This
inventive documentary puts a brother
and sister in each other’s shoes.
JOSHAN ESFANDIARI MARTIN:
Joshan was born in Brighton,
England. He is an actor, writer
and director living in Berlin.
KEITH WILHELM KOPP: Keith
Kopp is a fiction/documentary
film director interested in crafting
evolving drama and documentary
films that explore human emotion.
Kurent is a mythological Slovenian
creature said to come every year
and scare the winter away.
Animation
LUKA BAJT: Luka Bajt is an
animator and model maker whose
passion is visual storytelling,
which goes beyond animation.
Email: [email protected]
Documentary
NATASHA HAWTHORNTHWAITE:
Natasha Hawthornthwaite is
studying documentary film and TV
at Newport film school. She enjoys
character driven stories, and loves
to find new ways to tell them.
[email protected]
Return
Sun
Treasure
War
DIR. JAMES YOUNG
UK 2013
DIR. PAUL HILL
UK 2013
DIR. OLIVER MURRAY
UK 2012
DIR. HEZHENYI CAO
UK 2013
What happens when a character in
a video game meets its end, and is
re-born?
The sun has come out to play.
Run for your lives!
What began as a metal-detecting
hobby quickly became a treasurehunting obsession.
Two lovers connected by fate and
their anguished struggle to part in
every way.
Documentary
Animation
OLIVER MURRAY: Oliver grew up in
rural England. He is currently based
in London directing documentary
and music video projects and
preparing his next short film.
HEZHENYI CAO: Hezhenyi Cao a
second year BA(Hon) Animation
student studying at University for
the Creative Arts at Farnham.
Animation
Animation
JAMES YOUNG: James Young is an
enthusiastic Character Animator
and Generalist based in the UK.
PAUL HILL: Paul Hill has worked
non-stop at A Productions in
Bristol for the past 14 years.
Finally, he’s made a short film.
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SAT 21 SEPT 10:00 ARNOLFINI A
1 HR FOLLOWED BY FILMMAKER Q&A
SUITABLE FOR AGES 7+
TICKETS: £6
The festival has teamed
up with FILMCLUB and
Fresh Flix to present a
selection of shorts suitable
for children chosen by
other young people.
Earlier this year a
collection of shorts
from this year’s
submissions were taken to
Showcomotion, Sheffield
and were viewed, reviewed
and programmed by a
panel of young people.
The audience will get to
vote for their favourite!
filmclub.org
showcomotion.org.uk
Milk
DIR: ELIZABETH LIU,
EVANGELINE AU
SINGAPORE 2013
4 MINS 2 SECS
An impoverished cat meets an
unexpected fate when it receives a
milk bottle.
Animation
Prod: Elizabeth Liu
Editor: Poh Zi Qun
Sound: Eddie Lim
Music: Julian Allioux
Distributor: Hans-Martin Rall
ELIZABETH LIU: A passionate
animator, Elizabeth has always aspired
to create inspiring stories through
simple characters and design.
Contact: Elizabeth Liu
[email protected]
The Smortlybacks
Polar Where?
Paulie
DIR: TED SIEGER, WOUTER DIERICKX
SWITZERLAND, CHINA 2013
5 MINS
DIR: TERRY THOMAS
UK 2013
1 MIN 35 SECS
DIR: ANDREW NACKMAN
UNITED STATES 2012
10 MINS 53 SECS
On a table top mountain a mahout
and his strange herd make a
surprising and never-ending journey.
A polar bear searches for his
missing friend.
A short comedy about Paulie, a child
prodigy who goes on a quest to take
down the school bully after the bully
beats him in the big essay contest.
Animation
UK Premiere
Prod: Ted Sieger
Writer: Ted Sieger
DOP: Ted Sieger
Sound: SoundVision (Germany)
Music: Christoph Utzinger
Cast: Jadwiga Kowalska
TED SIEGER: Ted Sieger creates,
designs, writes, directs and produces
animation (shorts, TV Series and
soon a feature).He lives in Switzerland
and has just bought new skis.
Contact: Jadwiga Kowalska
[email protected]
Animation
Prod: Terry Thomas
Writer: Terry Thomas
DOP: Terry Thomas
Editor: Terry Thomas
Sound: Terry Thomas
Cast: Terry Thomas, Ben Cochrane
Distributor: Terry Thomas
TERRY THOMAS: Terry Thomas
is a Natural Sciences University
student who makes stop motion
animations in his spare time.
Contact: Terry Thomas
[email protected]
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: David Haskell, Chris Abernathy
Writer: David J. Lee
DOP: Chris Kurose, Alex Parker
Editor: David McCracken,
Joel Townsend
Sound: Erika Edgerley,
Travis Laughlin
Music: Dustin Painter
Cast: Ethan Dizon, Hardy Gatlin
ANDREW NACKMAN: Andrew
Nackman went to Graduate school
at USC in their MFA Film Production
program. There he wrote directed and
edited more than a dozen short films.
Contact: Andrew Nackman
[email protected]
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The Good the Bad
and a Horse
DIR: BEN SMITH
UK 2013
11 MINS
A wild ride through the Wild West
Animation
UK Premiere, International Premiere
Prod: Jan Rogowski
Writer: Ben Smith
DOP: Ben Smith
Editor: Ben Smith
Sound: Wilfredo Acosta
Music: Heather Fenoughty
Cast: Ben Smith, James Rodgers
Helder Lopes, Dan Judge, Andras
Ormos, John Griffiths, Sophie Shaw,
James Sylvester, Arran Hughes,
Haris Ahmad, Phil Steward.
Distributor: Arran Hughes
BEN SMITH: Ben Smith is
Creative Director of Red Star, a 3D
animation and CGI Effects Studio
based in Sheffield, England.
Contact: Arran Hughes
[email protected]
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SUITABLE FOR AGES 7+
TICKETS: £6
Run Zoom Run
Fear of Flying
Macropolis
Barbouillageville
DIR: JOHN IRELAND
UK 2013
2 MINS 43 SECS
DIR: CONOR FINNEGAN
IRELAND 2012
9 MINS 9 SECS
DIR: JOEL SIMON
UK 2012
8 MINS
DIR: DECLAN BYRNE
AUSTRALIA 2012
6 MINS 28 SECS
A curious little scouting robot called
‘Zoom’ is forced to run for his life.
Even robots have bad days..
A small bird with a fear of flying
tries to avoid heading south for
the winter.
Animation
Animation
Macropolis was shot outdoors,
on the streets of Belfast,
using an unusual mix of stopmotion animation and timelapse photography.
Yellow or blue? It’s a war and only
the painter with the bravest heart,
the broadest brush and the best
moves is going to get the job.
UK Premiere
Prod: Jon Ireland
Writer: Jon Ireland
DOP: Jon Ireland
Editor: Jon Ireland
Sound: Jon Ireland
Music: Jon Ireland
Distributor: Jon Ireland
JOHN IRELAND: Currently living in
North Devon, this is Jon Ireland’s
first animation short. An entirely
solo project from start to finish.
Contact: John Ireland
[email protected]
Prod: Brunella Cocchiglia
Writer: Conor Finnegan
DOP: Ivan McCullough
Editor: Conor Finnegan
Sound: Echolab
Music: Echolab
Cast: Mark Doherty, Aoife Duffin,
Steven Courtney
CONOR FINNEGAN: Conor was
recently awarded with the Young
Director Cristal at the Young
Directors Forum Cristal Fest,
Switzerland, nominated for 2 IFTAs
(Irish Film & Television Awards).
Contact: Conor Finnegan
[email protected]
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Animation
Prod: Vicky Bevis
Writer: Mick O’Hara,
Ciaran Morrison, Joel Simon
DOP: Joel Simon
Editor: Nathan MaTeer
Sound: Andrew Simon McAllister
Music: Andrew Simon McAllister
Distributor: Shorts International
JOEL SIMON: Establishing
Flickerpix in 2003, Joel has
directed animated programmes
for clients such as CBBC, Channel
4 and Sesame Workshop USA.
Animation
UK Premiere
Prod: Connor Johnston
Writer: Declan Byrne,
Luke Free, Connor Johnston
Sound: Nicola Leonardi
Music: Zander Hulme
Distributor: Declan Byrne
DECLAN BYRNE: Declan Byrne is a
young Australian animator with lots
of dreams and very little money.
Contact: Declan Byrne
[email protected]
Contact: Jennifer McNeill
[email protected]
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FRESH FLIX: SHOOT FROM THE HIP
SAT 21 SEPT 10.30 WATERSHED CINEMA 3
AIMED AT YOUNG PEOPLE AGED 15 – 19
TICKETS: £6
‘Coming of age’ is
revisited in these five
films, which depict
visceral and compelling
accounts of people taking
control - from a girl lost
in fantasy, to a young
woman exploring her
cultural identity through
to a group trying to get
through a single meal.
This collection of films
heralds the skill and power
of story-telling coming
from female directors
from across Europe.
Fresh Flix has been programmed
by Watershed’s Future Producers a
group of up and coming creatives:
watershed.co.uk/future-producers/
The Beast
DIR: CORINNA FAITH
UK 2013
15 MINS
A girl is captivated by the romantic
myth of a beast on a moor – but a
real beast is closer than she realized.
Fiction
UK Premiere
Prod: Laura Hastings
Smith & Hsinyi Liu
Writer: Corinna Faith
DOP: Baz Irvine
Editor: Michael Harrowes
Music: Max de Wardener
Cast: Kate Dickie,
Joseph Mawle & Raffey Cassidy
Distributor: Warp Films
CORINNA FAITH: Award winning and
BAFTA-nominated writer/director
Corinna Faith (‘Care’, ‘The Thai Bride’)
was selected as one of the Rising
Stars by Screen International in 2007.
Contact: Hsinyi Liu
[email protected]
Fucking Tøs
(Damn Girl)
DIR: KIRA RICHARDS HANSEN
DENMARK 2012
14 MINS
Damn Girl is a coming of age story
about a 12-year old tomboy. She
hangs out with a group of boys,
drinks and paints graffiti at night
etc. Confronted with an incipient
sexuality she fights the changes
that are taking place within and
around her.
Fiction
Prod: Pelle Folmer
Writer: Signe Søby Bech
DOP: Brian Curt Petersen
Editor: Dorrit Andersen
Sound: Rune Sand
Music: Martin Dirkov Juel
Cast: Rosalina Krøyer, Frederik Winther
Rasmussen, Mustapha Chouaikhi,
Julius Sigurd Heilmann,
Christian Konradsen
Distributor: Kira Richards Hansen
KIRA RICHARDS HANSEN: Kira
Richards Hansen is the Founder
of Future Shorts DK, curator,
organizer and moderator.
Arcade
DIR: NIDA MANZOOR
UK 2013
5 MINS 42 SECS
Set in a games arcade, schoolgirls
Pandora and Ria are engrossed in
a shoot-em-up. Their jokes turn to
jibes and soon insults start to fly. The
arcade becomes a surreal place as
the girls confront their frustrations
with deadly consequences.
Fiction
Äta lunch
(Eating Lunch)
DIR: SANNA LENKEN
SWEDEN 2013
15 MINS
15-year-old Klara and four girls
and boys of the same age are to
eat lunch under the supervision
of nurses at a centre for eating
disorders. They have just 30 minutes
to eat up.
Fiction
Prod: Ken Plas
Writer: Nida Manzoor
DOP: Susanne Willett
Editor: Ben Zemanek
Sound: Sebastian Shorter
Cast: Hannah Morrish, Carly-Jane
Hutchinson, Lewis Griffith, Pippa
Winslow, Glen Buttle, Lauren Baino
Distributor: Nida Manzoor
Prod: Annika Rogell
Writer: Sanna Lenken
DOP: Iga Mikler
Editor: Marinella Angusti
Cast: Elina Sandberg, Julia Sporre,
Hanna Frelin, Sara Runsten,
Jonas Blom, Julia Marko-Nord
NIDA MANZOOR: Nida is an
award-winning writer/director from
London. She recently completed
a feature-length screenplay, a
TV pilot and two short films.
SANNA LENKEN: Sanna Lenken
is based in Stockholm. She was
educated at the leading film
school in Sweden; the Dramatic
Institute (DI) and is currently
developing her first feature.
Contact: Nida Manzoor
[email protected]
[email protected]
Krokodile Ohne
Sattel (Crocodiles
without Saddles)
DIR: BRITTA WANDAOGO
GERMANY 2012
15 MINS
A documentary road movie about
the luck of being oneself. In the
cosmos of Kaddi, there are no
correct explanations - Why, how
come, how?
Documentary
UK Premiere
Prod: Britta Wandaogo
DOP: Britta Wandaogo
Editor: Britta Wandaogo
Sound: Claas Berger
Music: Rahim Diallo
Cast: Kaddi Wandaogo
Distributor: Britta Wandaogo
BRITTA WANDAOGO: Britta
Wandaogo is a postgraduate
of the Academy of Media Arts
Cologne. She likes to focus
on specifically documentary
film and interactive media. Contact: Britta Wandaogo
[email protected]
Contact: Pelle Folmer
[email protected]
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FRESH FLIX
FRESH FLIX
Inspiring young creative
talent - the Fresh Flix
film and art strand for
kids and young people
that has been developed
by Watershed’s Future
Producers, a group of upand-coming creatives with
a flair for programming.
watershed.co.uk/future-producers
Presented by:
Supported by:
FRESH FLIX
Impossible Quests:
Animation Workshop
Comedy Writing
Masterclass
SAT 21 SEPT 10.00 – 12.00
(5 - 8 YEAR OLDS) and
13.00 – 15.00 (9 - 11 YEAR OLDS)
ARNOLFINI
TICKETS: £6
SAT 21 SEPT 12.30 – 13.30
WATERSHED W3
AIMED AT YOUNG PEOPLE AGED
15 – 19
TICKETS: £4
Inspired by the Children’s Jury
film selection, join us to delve into
the depths of your imagination
and embark on some unexpected
adventures in an animation workshop,
led by established Aardman animator
Will Becher. Whether it’s conquering
a fear of flying, getting a closer look
at the microscopic inhabitants of
a leaf or overcoming bullies, kids
will have the opportunity to invent
exciting characters, build them out
of plasticine and bring them to life
using stop-frame animation software.
The ability to write comedy for the
screen is a very desirable skill, but can
often require a little help to master.
As part of the Fresh Flix section,
Encounters is teaming up with UCB
trained instructor Riley Madincea to
offer young writers and enthusiasts a
guide through the process of writing
humour, and a chance to build the
inspiration to dare to make us laugh.
Picture Perfect
Filmmaking
Workshop
SAT 21 SEPT: 14.30 - 18.00
WATERSHED W3
15 – 19
TICKETS: £6
As part of Fresh Flix we are offering
15 young film enthusiasts the
opportunity to work with professional
filmmaker Sam Firth to create
self-portrait films. This workshop
will introduce you to the basics of
short filmmaking including setting
up shots, recording sound and
using editing software plus help
you to start thinking about your
filmmaking voice. Based on Sam’s
own DepicT award winning selfportrait film I.D. you will be using
images and sound to tell your unique
and personal story though film.
Please bring a selection of 10-20
photographs that say something
about yourself to the workshop.
These can be digital or hard copy,
they can be of yourself, of your
family, where you live or work, they
can be old or new. Ideally they
will tell a story. You also need to
write a first draft of a paragraph or
two about yourself to go with the
photographs and bring it along. This
could be written as a poem, a song,
a rap, a conversation, or prose.
Kirikou And The Men
And The Women
SUN 22 SEPT 14:00
WATERSHED CINEMA 3
DIR: MICHEL OCELOT, FRANCE 2012
1HR 28 MIN
Discover the latest Cesar-nominated
animated film from acclaimed
director Michel Ocelot. Kirikou’s
latest adventure sees him help the
men and women from his own and
neighbouring villages, to defeat
Karaba the witch; displaying incredible
amounts of intelligence, bravery
and a magical power of music.
Electric December
Are you a young filmmaker (aged 21
or under) or an organisation working
with young creatives? Have you made
a short film (under 5 mins) this year
already or are you thinking of picking
up a camera for the first time? Submit
your film(s) to this annual online
showcase of shorts by new talent!
Get your work out there for all to see,
and by some of the most influential
people in filmmaking – not only online
at electricdecember.org but also at
the high profile Electric December
launch party at Watershed, Bristol,
UK in December 2013. Deadline
for submissions is 26 Sept 2013.
electricdecember.org
Also as part of Fresh
Flix, don’t miss the
following competitive
short film screenings:
Children’s Jury
SAT 21 SEPT 10.00 ARNOLFINI
SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN AGED 7+
See pages 180 - 183
Fresh Flix: Shoot
from the Hip
SAT 21 SEPT 10.30 WATERSHED
15 – 19
See pages 184 - 185
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Join us at FILMCLUB
Young people aged 5-19
FILMCLUB sends your school or youth club free
teaching resources and films from a choice of
over 3,000 titles. Simply set up a FREE weekly film
club in your school and access a rich catalogue
of DVDs and resources.
We’ll offer hands-on support for whoever runs
your club as well as:
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events in your school
Free promotional materials, membership
cards and posters
Interactive website tools to lead clubs on
adventurous film journeys
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and making films.
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Registeredad-encounters.pdf
Charity No. 1136558
DIGITAL ENCOUNTERS
DIGITAL ENCOUNTERS
Nth Screen
The Lost
Cinemas of
Castle Park App
WED 18 SEPT 11:00 PERVASIVE
MEDIA STUDIO
1 HR
Come and explore Bristol’s rich
cinema heritage in the places
where it actually happened with
this innovative iOS app. Featuring
17 cinemas and spanning over
100-years of movie-going, the
app automatically triggers stories
about Bristol’s forgotten cinemas,
including the first pictures
screened at The Tivoli in 1896;
Cary Grant’s childhood cinema,
The Clare Street Picture House and
the decidedly seedy “continental”
cinema, The Tatler, screening what
we now call “specialized” film,
making it the Watershed of its day.
Nth Screen films are made up
of individual videos that play
simultaneously across collections
of mobiles and tablets. Think
multiscreen, but now in the
hands of an audience who can
play with the screens, moving
them around to make their own
juxtapositions as well as those
imagined by the filmmaker. In
our session we will play and
watch the Nth Screen together,
and discuss the potential for
this new form of short film.
With: Tim Kindberg,
matter2media.com; Charlotte
Crofts, UWE; Hazel Grian,
transmedia filmmaker.
Just search for
‘lost cinemas’ on iTunes.
By Charlotte Crofts.
matter2media.com
The Fleapit
flea·pit n. Chiefly British Slang. A cheap or squalid theatre.
New central studio launching
September 2013
Film & Video Production
Studio / Edit facilities
t: 0117 9712233
e: [email protected]
bandfilms.co.uk
Proud to support
flea cir·cus n. A miniature novelty
show of performing fleas.
Roll up, roll up for The Fleapit the movie theatre that can fit in
a suitcase. Scan the QR code to
gain control of the cinema, dim the
lights, open the curtains and play
the movies – all suitably tiny films
chosen from the 90-second DepicT!
archive, together with 3-minute films
from the 0117 Film Challenge.
You can get your hands on The
Fleapit on Sat 21 Sept at the DepicT!
Reception taking place at 17:00 in
Watershed The Link - open to ticket
holders for the DepicT! Showcase
(see pages 177 - 179 & p.12). It will
also be located in the Festival
Office throughout the festival.
By Charlotte Crofts and Tarim.
Production & Studio Hire
193
DIGITAL ENCOUNTERS
Submergence
FRI 13 SEPT - SAT 12 OCT
THE EYE GROUND FLOOR, GLASS WHARF, BS2 ODW
(BRISTOL TEMPLE QUARTER ENTERPRISE ZONE)
FREE
Opening times:
Tue — Fri 12.00 — 14.00 & 17.00 — 21.00
Sat & Sun 12.00 — 21.00
Walk into Submergence, a large-scale installation
resembling an ocean of light. Visitors will experience
a virtual world, where pixels on a screen are replaced
by thousands of points of light floating in space.
Created by award-winning digital artists Squidsoup,
who are resident artists in Watershed’s Pervasive
Media Studio, Submergence has never been seen
before in the UK. Submergence is a large, immersive,
walkthrough experience. It uses 8,064 individual
points of suspended light to create feelings of
presence and movement within physical space.
FRINGE PROGRAMME
watershed.co.uk/submergence
Solar-Powered Outdoor Cinema
Center for Visual Music Presents
SAT 21 SEPT 20:00 GREVILLE SMYTH PARK
FREE
SAT 21 SEPT, 18:30 - 21:30 ARNOLFINI
£8/6 FOR BOTH EVENTS (£5/4 FOR ONE EVENT)
The 2013 Solar-Powered Outdoor Cinema is
powered by Knowalternative and supported by
Bristol City Council and Victoria Park Action Group.
Programme:
Time To Go
Darcy Prendergast, Australia — animation, music video
Behind The Journey
Yoon Duck Kim & Luka Bajt, UK — documentary
Fear of Flying
Conor Finnegan, Ireland — animation
Jordan Belson Retrospective:
Films Sacred and Profane / 20:00
No Ordinary Passenger
Cabell Hopkins, UK — documentary
Born in Chicago and raised in the Bay Area, Jordan
Belson trained as a painter before turning his attention
to filmmaking after discovering the abstract films of
Oskar Fischinger and Norman McLaren. Since 1947,
Belson has explored consciousness, transcendence,
and the nature of light itself in a visionary body of work
that has been called ‘cosmic cinema’: brimming with
vibrant color, mandalas, liquid forms and mesmerising
rhythms. This program features new 16mm preserved
prints and rarely seen films including Caravan,
Seance, Chakra, Momentum, Light, Cycles and more. Introduced by Cindy Keefer, curator/archivist.
Macropolis
Joel Simon, UK — animation
The Lonely Dodo
Matthew Walker, UK — animation
Khaana
Cary Sawhney, UK — fiction
Irish Folk Furniture
Tony Donoghue, Ireland — animation
The Smortlybacks
Ted Sieger, Switzerland — animation
Winter Trees
Karni Arieli & Saul Freed, UK — animation
Gelato Go Home
Alasdair Brotherston & Jock Mooney, UK — animation
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Radio Dynamics by Oskar Fischinger,
copyright Center for Visual Music
Illustrated lecture: Cindy Keefer, archivist and curator,
will discuss and screen work by pioneers of kinetic art
and visual music from CVM’s archives. She will discuss
Jordan Belson’s Vortex Concerts, the Oskar Fischinger
legacy and Raumlichtkunst, the new nitrate to HD
reconstruction of Fischinger’s 1920s multiple-projector
cinema performances. Work presented from the archives
will include Charles Dockum’s Mobilcolor Projector
Performance, an early oscilloscope film by Mary Ellen
Bute, two preserved 35mm films by Fischinger, and more.
Mary Ellen Bute with her oscilloscope,
courtesy Center for Visual Music
Bring a picnic, a blanket, friends and
family and wrap up warm for a night of
entertainment under the stars. Join us for
the last installment of the Solar-Powered
Outdoor Cinema, which has been touring
local parks in Bristol during the month
of September for free screenings of
fun and family-friendly short films.
Pioneers of Pre-Digital Cinema
and Kinetic Art: The Archives of
Center for Visual Music / 18:30
Chakra by Jordan Belson, copyright Center for Visual Music
Photo by Jon Craig
Cindy Keefer, archivist and curator
from the Center for Visual Music,
LA, presents an illustrated lecture
and introduces a rare screening of
Jordan Belson’s visionary films.
Presented by Center for Visual Music
CVM is an archive dedicated to visual music and
abstract cinema, which preserves and promotes films
by Fischinger, Belson, Dockum, Bute, Jules Engel,
The Whitney Brothers and others of the visual music
tradition, plus artwork and historical documentation.
CVM also curates contemporary work, organizes
museum exhibitions, and distributes DVD compilations.
centerforvisualmusic.org
Please note, there will be a 30 minute
interval between the illustrated lecture
and Jordan Belson screening.
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FRINGE PROGRAMMES
Gromits Galore
at The Greatest Dog
Show on Earth
ANIMATION
WED 18 - SUN 22 SEPT RWA
WED - FRI 9.30 - 17:30, SAT 9.30 - 18:30,
SUN 11:00 - 17:00
£4 FULL PRICE / £2 AGES 12-18 /
FREE AGES 11 AND UNDER
Acclaimed charity arts trail Gromit Unleashed is
offering visitors a final opportunity to see all 80 Gromits
exhibited together in one place. The giant Gromits
take centre-stage in ‘The Greatest Dog Show on Earth’
at the Royal West of England Academy (RWA).
The iconic sculptures in the top tourist attraction,
organised by Aardman and Wallace & Gromit’s Grand
Appeal, have been exclusively designed by top names
in art, animation, design and entertainment.
SCREENINGS
Greg Pope & Stephen Cornford in
Performance
The Gromits are being auctioned in October to raise funds
towards the Grand Appeal’s £3.5m fundraising campaign
to support the expansion of Bristol Children’s Hospital.
gromitunleashed.org.uk
Thursday 10 October, 7.30 pm, £6 / £4 concs
Director Focus: Joshua Oppenheimer
The Film Exercise
Thursday 17 October & Thursday 14 November,
6.30 pm, free
In the wake of Joshua Oppenheimer’s much
discussed recent documentary The Act of Killing
Arnolfini will show it alongside newly re-mastered
versions of his early works.
High Rise Film Screening
The Act of Killing
Thursday 7 November, 6.30 pm, £6 / £4 concs
Several 2nds: Otomo Yoshihide Music(s),
a film by Guillaume Dero
Wednesday 13 November, 6.30 pm, free
Family Film Screenings
Saturdays 28 September, 26 October,
30 November, 10 am – 12 pm, free
The Globalisation Tapes
The Entire History of the Louisiana
Purchase + These Places We’ve Learned
to Call Home
Thursday 21 November, 7.30 pm, £6 / £4 concs
Supported by
Plus exhibitions, performance, talks, music,
courses, Bookshop (NUS 10% off on Wednesdays)
and Café Bar (open daily from 10am)
(Image left) Greg Pope & Stephen Cornford (Image right) The
Act of Killing, Dir. Joshua Oppenheimer, 2012
Arnolfini
16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA
arnolfini.org.uk
@arnolfiniarts
#ArnolfiniFilm
Encounters TV Big Screen Bristol
AT-BRISTOL’S MILLENNIUM SQUARE, ANCHOR ROAD,
HARBOURSIDE. BS1 5DB
FREE
Just around the corner from the main festival venues,
Encounters will be screening a selection of short
films as well as archive materials from previous
editions on Big Screen Bristol during the week.
Initiated as part of the Cultural Olympiad of the London 2012
Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Big Screen is a great
opportunity for the local community, public and the creative
community of Bristol to become a focus for live events as
well as a place for films, animations, digital art, photographs
and interactive games to get a proper public viewing.
Big Screen Bristol is managed by Bristol City
Council in partnership with At-Bristol.
bristol.gov.uk/bigscreen
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INDEX
BRISTOL SPROUT..............................................................................P.154, 196
OLGA PÄRN & PRITT PÄRN...................................................................... P.65
19 ECOUNTERS WITH ALEXA................................................................P.15
30 MINUTES BY DAY....................................................................................... P.82
5 METRES 80”....................................................................................................... P.56
80 YEARS OF RICHARD WILLIAMS....................................... P.48-49
9 LIVES........................................................................................................................... P.49
Å ÅPNE, ÅSE (TO OPEN, TO SEE)......................................................P.76
A CHRISTMAS CAROL .................................................................................. P.48
A ONDA TRAZ O VENTO LEVA (EBB & FLOW)...... P.80, 108
A REMOVALS JOB............................................................................................ P.100
A THING...................................................................................................................... P.177
ADAM WELLS................................................................................................P.18,142
ADRIAN FLÜCKIGER........................................................................................ P.53
ADRIFT...............................................................................................................P.74, 106
AFTER YOU............................................................................................................. P.121
AFTERMATH........................................................................................................... P.158
AINSLIE HENDERSON.....................................................................................P.67
ALASDAIR BROTHERSTON & JOCK MOONEY........P.125, 196
ALEX WILLIAMS................................................................................................. P.128
ALEX WINCKLER................................................................................................. P.98
ALEXANDER DUECKMINOR................................................................. P.173
ALEXANDR EVSEEV...................................................................................... P.165
ALICE COLOMER-KANG.............................................................................. P.85
ALZHEIMER’S - UNE RÉALITÉ DIFFÉRÉE............................... P.54
AMANDA NEDERMEIJER...........................................................................P.119
AMER NAZRI AND CHRIS SHEPHERD...................................... P.123
AMERICAN CAPITALISM, A SELF-PORTRAIT...................... P.82
AMOURETTE (LUST TO DUST)............................................................. P.54
ANAS EL GOMATI.................................................................................................P.62
ANATOLE’S ISLAND....................................................................................... P.123
ANCIENT.................................................................................................................... P.155
ANDRÉ CHOCRON........................................................................................... P.172
ANDREA SCHNEIDER..................................................................................... P.53
ANDREW GRIFFIN............................................................................................ P.162
ANDREW NACKMAN..................................................................................... P.181
ANDREW SALA....................................................................................................... P.83
ANEIL KARIA..........................................................................................................P.101
ANETA ZABKOVA - KYROVA..................................................................P.119
ANETE MELECE..................................................................................................P.147
ANI 1: POWER TO THE PUPPETS.......................................P.114-117
ANI 2: FROM MOUNTAINS TO MAGGOTS................. P.118-122
ANI 3: THE FEELGOOD FACTOR.........................................P.123-128
ANI 4: THE WEIRD AND THE WONDERFUL.............P.129-134
ANI 5: NO STRINGS ATTACHED..........................................P.136-138
ANI 6: POWER, TRUTH AND BEAUTY........................... P.140-142
ANI 7: TRANSITIONS....................................................................... P.143-147
ANIMAL KINGDOM............................................................................................. P.53
ANIMATION CINEMATOGRAPHY IN THE
DIGITAL AGE............................................................................................................. P.40
ANJA KOFMEL......................................................................................................... P.54
ANNA EIJSBOUTS.............................................................................................P.115
ANNA HINTS............................................................................................................. P.90
ANNA THOMMEN..................................................................................................P.51
ANNA VALDEZ HANKS AND ANNA BLANDFORD.............. P.98
ANNECY FESTIVAL TRAILERS...............................................................P.57
ANOMALIES.............................................................................................P.130, 159
ANTONIO JESUS BUSTO ALGARIN................................................ P.132
ANU-LAURA TUTTELBERG....................................................................P.116
ARCADE...................................................................................................................... P.185
ARCHIE POWELL...............................................................................................P.101
ARRI ALEXA ACADEMY MASTERCLASS....................................P.15
ART OF MOTION................................................................................................. P.156
ASCENSION................................................................................................................P.57
ASESINATO EN JUNIN (MURDER IN JUNUN)....................... P.83
ASTIGMATISMO................................................................................................. P.133
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ÄTA LUNCH (EATING LUNCH)............................................................ P.185
ATLANTIC AVENUE.............................................................................................P.79
AUDREY LAM................................................................................................... P.19,78
AUGUSTO ZANOVELLO..................................................................................P.67
AUNTIE............................................................................................................................P.61
AVANT QUE DE TOUT PERDRE
(JUST BEFORE LOSING EVERYTHING)........................................P.73
BABY, I LOVE YOU.......................................................................................... P.165
BACK TO ME - JOEL COMPASS........................................................ P.171
BACK TO THE START........................................................................................P.57
BAFTA CREW MASTERCLASS
nETWORKING RECEPTION............................................................. P.12-13
BAFTA CREW MASTERCLASS: EDITING................................... P.45
BAKA!!............................................................................................................................P.51
BARBOUILLAGEVILLE................................................................................ P.183
BARNABÁS TÓTH................................................................................................ P.88
BASHK (TOGETHER).................................................................................... P.103
BASTIEN DUBOIS............................................................................................. P.139
BATZ.................................................................................................................................. P.56
BEAT................................................................................................................................P.101
BECAUSE I’M A GIRL....................................................................................P.141
BECKY & JOE (BECKY SLOAN & JOSEPH PELLING).... P.175
BEHIND THE JOURNEY................................................................P.154, 196
BELLA BREMNER............................................................................................... P.48
BELOW THE ROW ........................................................................................... P.160
BEN SMITH............................................................................................................ P.181
BEN CADY....................................................................................................P.130,159
BEN OCKRENT AND JAKE RUSSELL........................................... P.102
BENGHAZI STORIES.........................................................................................P.62
BENOIT DE CLERCK..........................................................................................P.76
BERNHARD BAMERT.......................................................................................P.52
BEST OF BRITAIN.................................................................................................P.91
BETTY’S BLUES....................................................................................................P.67
BFI SHORTS: THE BIGGER PICTURE.............................................P.41
BIGSHOT.................................................................................................................... P.118
BJORN-ERIK ASCHIM AND SAM TAYLOR.............................. P.128
BLAKE EDWARDS............................................................................................... P.49
BLUMENTÖPFE (FLOWERPOTS).........................................................P.52
BOOGODOBIEGODONGO......................................................................... P.129
BOZIDAR TRKULJA......................................................................................... P.138
BREAKFAST WITH THE BUYERS AND
DISTRIBUTORS....................................................................................................... P.14
BREAKFAST WITH THE PROGRAMMERS.................................. P.14
BRIEF ENCOUNTERS INTRODUCTION & AWARDS........P.70
BRIT 1: NO PLACE LIKE HOME.................................................. P.94-96
BRIT 2: THE EYES OF OTHERS...................................................P.97-99
BRIT 3: HARMLESS KICKS.......................................................P.100-102
BRIT 4: WHEN YOU’RE GONE............................................... P.103-105
BRITTA WANDAOGO...................................................................................... P.185
BUMP............................................................................................................................ P.104
BYDLO...........................................................................................................................P.117
CABELL HOPKINS.............................................................................P.102, 196
CAL ARTS..................................................................................................................... P.56
CALUM MACDIARMID................................................................................. P.172
CAMILLA FIGENSCHOU................................................................................P.76
CARGO CULT......................................................................................................... P.139
CARLA MACKINNON..................................................................................... P.144
CAROLINA PETRO........................................................................................... P.100
CAROUSEL.............................................................................................................. P.135
CARTOON D’OR 2013......................................................................................P.67
CARY SAWHNEY.................................................................................... P.99, 196
CEDRIC LOUIS..................................................................................................... P.145
CENTER FOR VISUAL MUSIC PRESENTS.............................. P.197
CH4 PRESENTS: SHOOTING GALLERY PITCH....................P.15
CHARLIE & YIP................................................................................................... P.128
CHARLIE SAYS........................................................................................................P.97
CHARLIE TAYLOR............................................................................................. P.165
CHARLOTTE CAYEUX.................................................................................. P.166
CHECK-POINT BOY ..........................................................................................P.62
CHEF DE MEUTE (HERD LEADER)...................................................P.75
CHEMA GARCÍA IBARRA........................................................................... P.74
CHEMIN FAISANT (ALONG THE WAY)........................................P.147
CHILDREN’S JURY ...........................................................................P.180-183
CHINTAN GOHIL................................................................................................. P.177
CHINTIS LUNDGREN....................................................................................... P.65
CHLOÉ ROBICHAUD................................................................................ P.18,75
CHOPPER.................................................................................................................. P.124
CHRIGI (CHRIS)................................................................................................... P.54
CHRIS LANDRETH .............................................................................................P.57
CHRIS SHEPHERD AND VALENTINA BRAZZINI ........... P.105
CHRISTOPH GABATHULER................................................................... P.123
CHRISTOPHE PELADAN.......................................................................... P.137
CHRISTOPHER ULLENS DE SCHOOTEN................................. P.166
CIGANO (GYPSY).................................................................................................P.78
CIRCUS DRAWINGS ...................................................................................... P.49
CLAIRE LAMOND..............................................................................................P.117
CLAIRE WINTER................................................................................................ P.177
CLAUDIUS GENTINETTA............................................................................. P.54
CLOSE........................................................................................................................... P.104
COCHEMARE........................................................................................................ P.163
COLLECTORS....................................................................................................... P.125
COMEDY WRITING MASTERCLASS............................................. P.188
COMMONWEALTH SHORTS.......................................................... P.60-61
CONOR FINNEGAN...........................................................................P.182, 196
CONTENTERTAINMENT............................................................................... P.40
COOL UNIFORM BRUV............................................................................... P.177
CORIN TAYLOR................................................................................................... P.152
CORINNA FAITH ............................................................................................. P.184
CRESTA BEAR (ELVIS)................................................................................. P.49
CRESTA BEAR (ORIGINAL)...................................................................... P.48
CRESTA BEAR (SKATING)........................................................................ P.49
CROWDFUNDING MASTERCLASS.................................................... P.14
CRY LIKE A GHOST - PASSION PIT............................................... P.173
CUANDO TODO PASE
(WHEN EVERYTHING IS OVER).......................................................... P.90
CUBE CREATIVE........................................................................................ P.56-57
DAAN BUNNIK...........................................................................................P.79, 107
DAD’S STICK......................................................................................................... P.104
DAG MENEER DE VRIES
(GOODBYE MISTER DE VRIES).........................................................P.115
DAISY............................................................................................................................ P.165
DAMIEN O’CONNOR...................................................................................... P.121
DANIEL BRKOVIC............................................................................................. P.121
DANIEL MOSHEL............................................................................................... P.172
DANIEL MULLOY............................................................................................... P.103
DANIELS SCHEINERT AND KWAN................................................. P.173
DARCY PRENDERGAST &
SEAMUS SPILSBURY ....................................................................P.170, 174
DARKO VIDACKOVIC..................................................................................... P.131
DARREN ROBBIE.............................................................................................. P.153
DAVID ANDERSON..............................................................................................P.91
DAVID BONNEVILLE..........................................................................................P.78
DAVID PROSSER.......................................................................................P.18,118
DE HUID VOELT (SKIN FEELS)................................................P.79, 107
DE RONI......................................................................................................................... P.53
DEAD END............................................................................................................................... P.90
DECLAN BYRNE...........................................................................................................P.183
DELIA HESS.......................................................................................................................P.140
DEPICT! SHOWCASE.............................................................................. P.177-179
DESERT ISLAND FLICKS WITH RICHARD WILLIAMS...........P.23
DEVELOPING YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY............. P.44
DEVIL IN THE ROOM..................................................................................... P.144
DIE RUHE BLEIBT (REMAINS QUIET)...........................................P.87
DIE SEILBAHN (CABLE CAR)................................................................ P.54
DIVERS IN THE RAIN....................................................................................... P.65
DJUR JAG DÖDADE FÖRRA SOMMAREN
(ANIMALS I KILLED LAST SUMMER).............................................P.75
DO YOU KNOW WHAT LOVE IS...............................................................P.87
DOCUMENTARY SHOWCASE.................................................P.106-108
DON CAREY............................................................................................................ P.145
DON’T LET ME GO - RUCKZOID....................................................... P.173
DOWN THE ROAD - C2C........................................................................... P.168
DRIPPED....................................................................................................................... P.56
DRIVING LESSON.................................................................................................P.62
DUST.............................................................................................................................. P.102
DUSTIN REES....................................................................................................... P.127
EACH SHINING HOUR................................................................................. P.155
EARLY BIRDS....................................................................................................... P.103
EFFORT.........................................................................................................................P.114
ELECTRIC DECEMBER............................................................................... P.189
ELENORA BERRA..............................................................................................P.114
ELEONORA BERRA........................................................................................... P.54
ELÍSABET ÝR ATLADÓTTIR................................................................. P.120
ELISE SIMARD..................................................................................................... P.140
ELISKA CHYTKOVA........................................................................................ P.164
ELIZABETH LIU, EVANGELINE AU................................................. P.180
EMANUEL WAGNER..........................................................................................P.51
EMILY KAI BOCK............................................................................................... P.170
ENCOUNTERS TV ON THE BIG SCREEN................................. P.199
ESCA VIVA (LIVE BAIT)............................................................................. P.125
ESKIPER........................................................................................................................ P.86
ESTONIAN DREAMS............................................................................... P.64-65
ETT ENKLARE LIV (A SIMPLER LIFE)............................................P.87
EUROPEAN CO-PRODUCTION WORKSHOP...........................P.15
EVA FRANZ AND ANDY GORALCZYK......................................... P.137
EVERYTHING I CAN SEE FROM HERE...................................... P.128
EWA EINHORN AND JEUNO JE KIM.............................................. P.166
EWAN STEWART................................................................................................... P.94
FADE AWAY - VITALIC................................................................................. P.169
FAIYAZ JAFRI......................................................................................................... P.165
FARAG AKWEDIR..................................................................................................P.62
FARAWAYS...................................................................................................................P.78
FEAR OF FLYING.................................................................................P.182, 196
FEEDING FIVE HUNDRED...........................................................................P.77
FELIX MASSIE............................................................................................ P.19/127
FIGHT FOR EVERYONE.............................................................................. P.169
FILMAKADEMIE STUTTGART....................................................... P.56-57
FLIGHT OF THE POMPADOUR................................................................P.97
FLIPER (PINBALL).......................................................................................... P.131
FOCUS ON SWITZERLAND.............................................................. P.25-27
FODHLA CRONIN O’REILLY.......................................................................P.67
FOR THOSE IN PERIL...................................................................................... P.32
FOUR YEARS FROM NOW WALKING
WITH MY DAUGHTER................................................................................... P.177
FRANCE 3 IDENTS..............................................................................................P.57
FRANK BRAUN....................................................................................................... P.54
FRANZ TREICHLER PLAYS DADA...................................................... P.25
FREDERIK JAN DEPICKERE............................................................. P.74, 106
FRESH FLIX: SHOOT FROM THE HIP................................P.184-185
FRÜHZUG (MORNING TRAIN)..................................................................P.140
FUCKING TØS (DAMN GIRL).......................................................................P.184
FUTURE ENCOUNTERS.............................................................................. P.18-19
GABRIEL GAUCHET................................................................................................P.160
GABRIEL MASCARO...................................................................................P.80, 108
GAMMA SCAPE.............................................................................................................P.122
GARY THOMAS & MARTIN MORRISON .....................................P.154
GELATO GO HOME....................................................................................P.125, 196
GEOFFREY TAYLOR.................................................................................................P.104
GEORGE JOHNSON AND TOM NORMAN.....................................P.122
GEORGES SCHWIZGEBEL.............................................................................. P.147
GERGELY WOOTSCH.............................................................................................P.120
GET UP - RATTLE.......................................................................................................P.169
GETTING ON........................................................................................................................ P.94
GIPFEL-GIG............................................................................................................................P.52
GLEN TRAVIS...................................................................................................................P.160
GLORIA VICTORIA......................................................................................................P.141
GOBELINS..................................................................................................................... P.56,57
GOD, YOU’RE SO SQUARE.................................................................... P.50-51
GOUTTE D’OR (A DROP OF GOLD)..................................................... P.137
GRAFFITI ..................................................................................................................................P.62
GRANDAD’S FUNERAL....................................................................................... P.177
GRANNY’S FLAGS .......................................................................................................P.62
GRIMES - OBLIVION.............................................................................................. P.170
GROMITS GALORE AT THE GREATEST DOG
SHOW ON EARTH.......................................................................................................P.199
GUGLIELMO TRUPIA....................................................................................... P.84
GUILLERMO IBANEZ.................................................................................... P.104
GUNHILD ENGER.........................................................................................P.18,87
GUSTAV DANIELSSON....................................................................................P.75
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CINDY WEI........................................................... P.157
HARALD...................................................................................................................... P.146
HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS.................................................................... P.48
HARRIET FARREN............................................................................................ P.131
HARRY SLINGER-THOMPSON........................................................... P.153
HARRY YOUNG-JAMIESON.................................................................... P.153
HEAD OVER HEELS............................................................................................P.67
HERE TO FALL...................................................................................................... P.129
HEZHENYI CAO.................................................................................................. P.179
HOLLOW LAND.................................................................................................... P.143
HOLLY AND THE WOLF-MARZIPAN REINDEER ............ P.170
HOME................................................................................................................. P.83, 107
HOME SWEET HOME........................................................................................P.57
HOW DELICIOUS .................................................................................................P.62
I AM TOM MOODY................................................................................................P.67
I CAN MAKE YOU LOVE ME................................................................... P.170
I HAVE YOUR HEART .................................................................................. P.171
I LIKE TO BITE..................................................................................................... P.160
IAN AND COOPER............................................................................................ P.171
IBAD ..................................................................................................................................P.62
IBRAHIM ALGOURI.............................................................................................P.62
IBRAHIM EL MAYET..........................................................................................P.62
IBRAHIM Y. SHEBANI......................................................................................P.62
ICH BIN’S HELMUT............................................................................................P.51
IDEASTAP: INDUSTRY ROAD MAP....................................................P.37
IMMERSED...............................................................................................................P.147
IMPOSSIBLE QUESTS: ANIMATION WORKSHOPS...... P.188
IN LIMBO...................................................................................................................... P.53
IN THE AIR.................................................................................................................. P.65
IN THE AIR IS CHRISTOPHER GRAY........................................... P.127
IN VINO VERITAS...............................................................................................P.119
INNISFREE............................................................................................................... P.145
INT 1: BURNING BRIDGES.............................................................. P.73-74
INT 2: ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL...............P.75-77
INT 3: THE HUMAN FACTOR......................................................... P.78-80
INT 4: CODES OF CONDUCT..........................................................P.81-82
INT 5: SHIFTING PERSPECTIVES............................................ P.83-85
INT 6: HIGH FIDELITY..........................................................................P.86-88
INT 7: VISIONS OF MODERN EUROPE............................... P.89-91
INTERFERENCE................................................................................................. P.159
IRINA ALEXIU....................................................................................................... P.158
IRISH FOLK FURNITURE.............................................................P.143, 196
ISABELLE FAVEZ..................................................................................................P.52
ISABELLE FAVEZ: FILMMAKER FOCUS...................................... P.26
ISLAND........................................................................................................................ P.153
J.M. MONDÉSIR.................................................................................................... P.85
JAKUB KOURIL.................................................................................................... P.126
JAMES LEES........................................................................................................... P.168
JAMES YOUNG..................................................................................................... P.178
JAMIE STONE...................................................................................................P.19,96
JAN HILLMAN....................................................................................................... P.159
JAN-ERIC MACK....................................................................................................P.51
JANET AND BERNARD.................................................................................P.101
JAZMÍN RADA....................................................................................................... P.163
JEAN-BERNARD MARLIN...........................................................................P.81
JEANETTE BONDS.......................................................................................... P.163
JEFF CHIBA STEARNS................................................................................ P.128
JEROEN BOGAERT.......................................................................................... P.103
JESSE ARMSTRONG..................................................................... P.19,28,99
JIM BATT.................................................................................................................... P.171
JIM SMITH................................................................................................................ P.158
JIN MAN KIM.......................................................................................................... P.126
JING LI.......................................................................................................................... P.132
JOE MAGEE............................................................................................................. P.155
JOEL SIMON.............................................................................................P.182, 196
JOËL VAUDREUIL.............................................................................................. P.146
JOEY SHANKS...................................................................................................... P.133
JOHANN ROSTI...................................................................................................... P.54
JOHN DANVOYE................................................................................................ P.159
JOHN SMITH........................................................................................................... P.104
JON IRELAND........................................................................................................ P.182
JONNY PHILLIPS.....................................................................................P.19,101
JORDAN BELSON RETROSPECTIVE:
FILMS SACRED AND PROFANE........................................................ P.197
JORDAN BRUNER.............................................................................................P.174
JÖRG HURSCHLER.............................................................................................P.51
JORGE LOPEZ NAVARRETE......................................................................P.76
JOSHAN ESFANDIARI MARTIN.........................................................P. 178
JOVAN............................................................................................................................... P.48
JULES KOOSTACHIN.........................................................................................P.61
JULIEN MOURON................................................................................................. P.54
KACHHO GADULO (LITTLE GYPSY)............................................. P.144
KALI THE LITTLE VAMPIRE.......................................................................P.67
KARAN KANDHARI.............................................................................................P.97
KÄRBESTE VESKI (FLY MILL).............................................................P.116
KAREEM MORTIMER...................................................................................... P.60
KARNI AND SAUL .............................................................................P.155, 196
KASPAR JANCIS .................................................................................................. P.64
KATI THA GINEI (SOMETHING WILL TURN UP)................. P.89
KATRI A. VANHATALO......................................................................................P.95
KATRINA HOOD.................................................................................................. P.154
KEHA MÄLU (BODY MEMORY)............................................................ P.64
KEITH WILHELM KOPP............................................................................... P.178
KELLY + VICTOR................................................................................................. P.33
KETTLING - BLOC PARTY....................................................................... P.168
KHAANA.......................................................................................................... P.99, 196
KIRA RICHARDS HANSEN...................................................................... P.184
KIRIKOU AND THE MEN AND THE WOMEN......................... P.189
KÖÖGI DIMENSIOONID (KITCHEN DIMENSIONS).......... P.65
KRIS KELLY............................................................................................................. P.129
KRISTIAN KIM LARSEN, SIMON FURDAL...............................P.116
KROKODILE OHNE SATTEL
(CROCODILES WITHOUT SADDLES).......................................... P.185
KURENT........................................................................................................ P.144, 178
LA FUGUE (THE RUNAWAY).....................................................................P.81
LA HIJA (THE DAUGHTER)..................................................................... P.163
LA MAIN DE L’OURS (THE BEAR’S HAND)............................. P.53
LA RAVAUDEUSE (THE BUNGLED CHILD)............................P.116
LAMEES ABD ELJALIL....................................................................................P.62
LARS DAMOISEAUX ANDFREDERIK PALMAERS.......... P.124
LAST BREATH...................................................................................................... P.139
201
INDEX
LATE LOUNGE......................................................................................... P.162-166
LAUNCH OF THE BFI’S NET.WORK...................................................P.16
LAURE DE CLERMONT TONNERRE.................................................P.79
LAY BARE................................................................................................................. P.140
LE COURANT FAIBLE DE LA RIVIÈRE
(THE RIVER’S LAZY FLOW).................................................................. P.146
LE MYSTÈRE - HUGO & THE PRISMATICS.......................... P.171
LENI HUYGHE...........................................................................................................P.87
LEO VERRIER / CHEW EDDY.................................................................. P.56
LEON SETH.................................................................................................................P.95
LEWIS ARNOLD......................................................................................................P.97
LIAM OWEN............................................................................................................ P.177
LIAM TATE & JAMIE STANTON......................................................... P.164
LIQUID SPIRIT...................................................................................................... P.172
LISA HAREWOOD.................................................................................................P.61
LIZA, NAMO!............................................................................................................. P.74
LOCALLY SOURCED..........................................................................................P.62
LOMA- A FAMILY HOLIDAY........................................................................P.95
LONDON FILM ACADEMY: PITCHING WORKSHOP..........P.37
LONGHORN............................................................................................................. P.153
LOTTIE KINGSLAKE........................................................................................P.119
LOVE ME, LOVE ME, LOVE ME ............................................................ P.48
LUÍS SOARES........................................................................................................ P.120
LUKA BAJT.................................................................... P. 144, 155,178, 196
LUKAS EGGER.........................................................................................................P.52
LYNN DEVILLAZ, ANTONIO VEIRAS.............................................P.115
M.O.................................................................................................................................. P.126
MACIEK SZCZERBOWSKI AND CHRIS LAVIS.................... P.163
MACROPOLIS.........................................................................................P.182, 196
MAE VOOGD........................................................................................................... P.135
MAGNETFELDER..................................................................................................P.51
MAHMOUD AL-KHAWAJA............................................................................P.62
MAJA GEHRIG......................................................................................................... P.54
MAKING STUFF................................................................................................... P.153
MAN KANN NICHT ALLES AUF EINMAL TUN, ABER
MAN KANN ALLES AUF EINMAL LASSEN (YOU CAN’T
DO EVERYTHING AT ONCE, BUT YOU CAN LEAVE
EVERYTHING AT ONCE)...............................................................................P.79
MARCEL HOBI..................................................................................................... P.125
MARIA LEE.............................................................................................................. P.136
MARIE-ELSA SGUALDO..............................................................................P.79
MARIE-ELSA SGUALDO: FILMMAKER FOCUS.................... P.26
MARIEKA WALSH............................................................................................. P.121
MARINA ROSSET................................................................................................. P.53
MARIONETTE....................................................................................................... P.135
MARKUS HAFLINGER..................................................................................... P.53
MARSHA ONDERSTIJN............................................................................... P.145
MARTINUS DAANE KLEMET................................................................... P.65
MASCHA HALBERSTAD..............................................................................P.115
MASTERCLASS WITH PETER LORD ............................................. P.43
MATTHEW WALKER.........................................................................P.156, 196
MATTIA FRANCESCO LAVIOSA......................................................... P.127
MAURICE HUVELIN....................................................................................... P.118
MAX MALEO.............................................................................................................. P.56
ME, NOBODY & I...................................................................................................P.51
MEET MEAT............................................................................................................... P.56
MEMORIA................................................................................................................. P.120
METUBE: AUGUST SINGS CARMEN ‘HABANERA’...... P.172
MICHAEL CUSACK...........................................................................................P.117
MICHAEL FREI..................................................................................................... P.132
MICHAEL KOCH.....................................................................................................P.51
MICHAELA MÜLLER..........................................................................................P.52
MICHELLE ETTLIN............................................................................................. P.53
MICHELLE KRANOT & URI KRANOT........................................... P.143
MILK............................................................................................................................... P.180
MIN YOUNG OH.................................................................................................. P.138
202
INDEX
MINI CHEDDARS.................................................................................................. P.48
MIRAMARE.................................................................................................................P.52
MISCHA ROZEMA.............................................................................................P.174
MISTER JOHN...........................................................................................................P.31
MISTERIO (MYSTERY)................................................................................... P.74
MOMENT OF PERCEPTION.................................................................... P.131
MOONSTRUCK.................................................................................................... P.123
MORITZ SCHNEIDER................................................................................... P.146
MORPHIUM.................................................................................................................P.57
MOUNTAIN............................................................................................................... P.118
MR L’ASSASSIN X (MURDERER ALIAS X).............................P.115
MUSIC VIDEO SHOWCASE........................................................ P.168-175
MY LITTLE UNDERGROUND................................................................ P.140
MY RECURRING DREAM.......................................................................... P.172
MYROSLAV SLABOSHPYTSKIY........................................................... P.82
NAHEMI STUDENT AWARDS...................................................P.158-160
NATALIS...................................................................................................................... P.121
NATASHA HAWTHORNWAITE.............................................................. P.179
NATURE HOUSE INC....................................................................................... P.96
NAZIHA AREBI........................................................................................................P.62
NEIL BOYLE............................................................................................................... P.49
NETA COHEN......................................................................................................... P.133
NETWORKING................................................................................................ P.12-13
NEW FILM JOURNALISM WORKSHOP........................................... P.17
NEW YEAR’S EVE................................................................................................P.61
NEXUS..............................................................................................................................P.57
NFB......................................................................................................................................P.57
NFTS: CREATIVE PRODUCING MASTERCLASS................ P.39
NFTS: GAMES AND DIGITAL FX MASTERCLASS............. P.39
NICHOLAS KEOGH........................................................................................ P.100
NICK JORDAN.......................................................................................................... P.96
NICOLAI TROSHINSKY............................................................................... P.133
NICOLAS PROVOST......................................................................................... P.84
NICOLAS STEINER.............................................................................................P.51
NIDA MANZOOR................................................................................................. P.185
NIGHT LIGHT......................................................................................................... P.154
NILS HEDINGER................................................................................................... P.53
NINAN DOFF.......................................................................................................... P.177
NINJA THYBERG................................................................................................ P.164
NO KADDISH IN CARMARTHEN.......................................................... P.99
NO ORDINARY PASSENGER..................................................P.102, 196
NOODLE FISH....................................................................................................... P.126
NTH SCREEN........................................................................................................ P.192
O SUNCE (HAM STORY)........................................................................... P.164
OFF THE TRACK (ECART DE CONDUITE)..................................P.67
OH! GIVE ME STRENGTH........................................................................ P.136
OKSANA BURAJA................................................................................................. P.74
OLIVER SCHWARZ............................................................................. P.86, 107
OLIVER MURRAY.............................................................................................. P.178
OMAR BUSHIHA....................................................................................................P.62
OMEGA......................................................................................................................... P.137
ON/OFF....................................................................................................................... P.136
ORBIT EVER AFTER......................................................................................... P.96
OSCAR KIGHTLEY.............................................................................................. P.60
OUR LAD....................................................................................................................... P.89
OUTRO HOMEM QUALQUER (ANY OTHER MAN)......... P.120
PARTITION.................................................................................................................. P.54
PASSAGE...................................................................................................................... P.60
PATRICK BOUCHARD...................................................................................P.117
PAUL BUSH............................................................................................................. P.140
PAUL FEGAN............................................................................................P.102, 106
PAUL HILL................................................................................................... P.152, 178
PAULIE......................................................................................................................... P.181
PAWEL PREWENCKI...................................................................................... P.122
PAWEL ZIEMILSKI.............................................................................................. P.84
PEDRO COLLANTES.................................................................................P.19,86
PEQUEÑO BLOQUE DE CEMENTO CON PELO
ALBOROTADO CONTENIENDO EL MAR
(LITTLE BLOCK OF CEMENT WITH DISHEVELED
HAIR CONTAINING THE SEA).................................................................P.76
PERFECT DRUG................................................................................................. P.162
PERSISTENT PERIL....................................................................................... P.169
PERVOBYTNYI PAPA (THE PRIMAEVAL FATHER).....P.124
PETER MILLARD............................................................................................... P.129
PICTURE PERFECT FILMMAKING WORKSHOP............... P.189
PIONEERS OF PRE-DIGITAL CINEMA AND
KINETIC ART: THE ARCHIVES OF CENTER
FOR VISUAL MUSIC..................................................................................... P. 197
PIOTR LUDWIK.................................................................................................... P.136
PLACENTA....................................................................................................................P.61
PLAZA (BEACH)................................................................................................ P.122
PLEASURE............................................................................................................... P.164
PLOT’O’MAT.............................................................................................................. P.56
PLUG & PLAY........................................................................................................ P.132
POET OF THE SEA...............................................................................................P.62
POLAR WHERE?................................................................................................ P.181
POP-UP CINE CHALET.................................................................................. P.27
POUTERS....................................................................................................P.102, 106
PRICA S POCETKA VREMENA
(IN THE BEGINNING OF TIME...)..................................................... P.138
PRIIT PÄRN ............................................................................................................... P.65
PRIIT TENDER...................................................................................................... P.122
PRIIT TENDER......................................................................................................... P.65
PRISONERS OF KANUN.................................................................................P.81
PUI-YEE PANG..................................................................................................... P.136
PUNCTUWOOL........................................................................................................ P.56
PUSSY CAT..................................................................................................................P.95
RACHNA SURI......................................................................................................... P.89
RAFAEL SOMMERHALDER........................................................................P.52
RAFED ALHARTHI, RAY HADDED.....................................................P.77
RAJ YAGNIK, MARY MATHESON, SHONA HAMILTON......P.141
RAMALLAH STORIES.......................................................................................P.62
RANSOM.................................................................................................................... P.127
RAOUL PAULET.................................................................................................. P.171
REGINA PESSOA...................................................................................................P.67
RÉMI VANDENITTE.............................................................................................P.67
RETURN...................................................................................................................... P.178
RETURN OF THE PINK PANTHER...................................................... P.49
RHODRI WILLIAMS & OLLIE ELLIOT........................................... P.156
RICHARD WILLIAMS...................................................................P.48, 49, 23
RISEHIGH.................................................................................................................. P.142
RIVA & ALBERT.................................................................................................. P.105
ROBERT ZEMECKIS......................................................................................... P.49
ROCIO ALVAREZ....................................................................................................P.67
ROGALIK....................................................................................................................... P.84
ROLLIN WILD............................................................................................................P.57
ROMAIN CHASSAING.................................................................................. P.169
ROOM FOR TWO................................................................................................ P.159
ROQIYE TAVAKOLI...............................................................................................P.73
ROSEMARY JANE............................................................................................. P.100
ROSER CORELLA...............................................................................................P.81
ROTKÄPPCHEN (LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD)..................... P.53
ROY PETERSEN................................................................................................ P.105
RUN ZOOM RUN................................................................................................ P.182
RUSSELL HALL .................................................................................................... P.48
SABA..................................................................................................................................P.73
SALESMAN..................................................................................................................P.62
SAM FIRTH................................................................................................................. P.98
SAM STEER............................................................................................................ P.137
SAMUEL LAMPAERT........................................................................................ P.82
SANNA LENKEN............................................................................................... P.185
SAPTESH CHAUBAL, SHIVANGI RANAWAT,
PRANAY PATWARDHAN............................................................................ P.144
SARAH FRIMANN CONRADSEN....................... P.144, 178
SCHATZI (DARLING).................................................................................... P.178
SCI-FLY....................................................................................................................... P.133
SEAMS AND EMBERS..................................................................................P.117
SECOND ME...............................................................................................................P.51
SHAMI LANG-RINDERSPACHER....................................................... P.54
SHELL OIL................................................................................................................... P.48
SHELLEY PAGE’S EYE CANDY.................................................... P.56-57
SHIREEN ABU HAMDA...................................................................................P.62
SHOPPING.................................................................................................................. P.32
SIGNALIS...................................................................................................................... P.53
SIMON ELLIS............................................................................................................ P.94
SIMON FILLIOT....................................................................................................P.116
SIMON WHARF........................................................................................................P.95
SLEIGHT OF HAND...........................................................................................P.117
SO YOU THINK THAT’S FUNNY............................................................. P.28
SOLAR POWERED OUTDOOR CINEMA.................................... P.196
SOLEDAD ÁGUILA.............................................................................................P.147
SOTTORIPA ............................................................................................................... P.84
SOUTH WEST SHOWCASE......................................................... P.152-157
SPIRITUALIZED,’ LITTLE GIRL’......................................................... P.173
STARDUST................................................................................................................P.174
STAY THE SAME.................................................................................................... P.98
STEFAN KRIEKHAUS.........................................................................................P.87
STEPHANIE DULIEU & FIONA DULIEU..................................... P.160
STEW & PUNCH.................................................................................................... P.94
STREETS IN THE SKY......................................................................................P.95
STUART BOWEN...............................................................................................P.114
SUBCONCIOUS PASSWORD....................................................................P.57
SUBMERGENCE................................................................................................ P.194
SUITSUPÄÄSUKESE RASKEST ELUST (ABOUT THE
HARD LIFE OF THE BARN SWALLOW).............................................. P.65
SUN................................................................................................................... P.152, 178
SUN OF A BEACH................................................................................................ P.56
SUNNY AFTERNOON.................................................................................... P.134
SUPER SOFTIES................................................................................................... P.49
SUPINFOCOM ARLES..................................................................................... P.56
SUPINFOCOM VALENCIENNES............................................................ P.56
SUSANNA NICCHIARELLI....................................................................... P.125
SUSO IMBERNÓN............................................................................................... P.90
SWEETIE & SUNSHINE.............................................................................. P.124
SWIM AND SLEEP (LIKE A SHARK) - UNKNOWN
MORTAL ORCHESTRA................................................................................. P.175
TAP TO RETRY..................................................................................................... P.133
TED SIEGER, WOUTER DIERICKX....................................P.180, 196
TERRY THOMAS................................................................................................ P.181
TE-YU LIU................................................................................................................. P.130
THANOS PSICHOGIOS................................................................................... P.89
THATCHER AND KINNOCK........................................................................ P.48
THE ANIJAM - 48HR CREATIVE MISSION................................. P.17
THE ANIMATION OF MAN.........................................................................P.119
THE ANIMATOR’S SURVIVAL KIT....................................................... P.49
THE BEAST.............................................................................................................. P.184
THE BEAST I AM................................................................................................ P.137
THE BEST MEDICINE................................................................................... P.154
THE BLOOD OF THE BEAR......................................................................P.119
THE CAROUSEL FAMILY........................................................................... P.130
THE CHALET SHOW! ANIMATION GIANTS
FROM SWITZERLAND.......................................................................... P.52-54
THE CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE....................................... P.48
THE DAY I KILLED MY BEST FRIEND.......................................... P.132
THE END..................................................................................................................... P.130
THE FILMS OF ROBERT SCHAEFER ASC...................................P.24
THE FLEAPIT......................................................................................................... P.193
THE GOOD THE BAD AND A HORSE............................................ P.181
THE GRAVEDIGGER’S TALE.................................................................. P.138
THE GRUFFALO’S TALE................................................................................ P.38
THE HERE AND NOW.................................................................................... P.178
THE HUNGRY CORPSE.............................................................................. P.120
THE HUNTER......................................................................................................... P.121
THE IMPORTANCE OF SWEET & SALT..........................................P.76
THE KIOSK................................................................................................................P.147
THE LIFE OF DEATH...................................................................................... P.145
THE LITTLE ISLAND......................................................................................... P.48
THE LONELY DODO..........................................................................P.156, 196
THE LOST CINEMA OF CASTLE PARK........................................ P.193
THE MAN WHO FELL FROM THE SKY........................................ P.158
THE MASS OF MEN........................................................................................ P.160
THE MONSTER.................................................................................................... P.156
THE NETHER REGIONS............................................................................. P.136
THE OTHER SIDE.............................................................................................. P.132
THE PRODUCING ANIMATION COURSE...................................... P.17
THE RINGER.......................................................................................................... P.105
THE ROYAL (8-BIT) JUBBLIES.......................................................... P.164
THE SECRET ROOM...........................................................................................P.62
THE SMORTLYBACKS....................................................................P.180, 196
THE THIEF AND THE COBBLER ......................................................... P.49
THEODORE USHEV..........................................................................................P.141
THIBAULT LE TEXIER...................................................................................... P.82
THOMAS GLEESON............................................................................. P.83, 107
THOMAS RENOLDNER............................................................................... P.134
THOMAS STELLMACH AND MAJA OSCHMANN.............. P.131
THOMAS TANNER ANDFRAYAH HUMPHRIES................... P.135
THOMAS TYMAN............................................................................................... P.168
TIM HOPE.................................................................................................................. P.169
TIME TO GO - WAX TAILOR
FEAT. ALOE BLACC.......................................................................... P.174, 196
TIMOTHY RECKART .........................................................................................P.67
TIRED OF SWIMMING...................................................................................P.115
TITS.................................................................................................................................... P.98
TO THE SEA............................................................................................................ P.152
TOBY DIXON........................................................................................................... P.156
TOKYO GIANTS...................................................................................................... P.84
TOM’S DAIRY........................................................................................................... P.60
TONIA MISHIALI.................................................................................................... P.90
TONY JOHNSON............................................................................................... P.170
TONY DONOGHUE.............................................................................P.143, 196
TONY RICHARDSON......................................................................................... P.48
TOON AERTS......................................................................................................... P.162
TOTENINSEL-LA ISLA DE LOS MUERTOS
(ISLE OF THE DEAD).....................................................................................P.141
TOTO............................................................................................................................... P.142
TOURNIQUET.........................................................................................................P.174
TRAUMFRAU (DREAM GIRL)................................................... P.86, 107
TREASURE............................................................................................................... P.178
TREO FISKUR........................................................................................................... P.56
TRIPOLI STORIES.................................................................................................P.62
TROIS AVENTURES INÉDITES DE TAPI
(TAPI’S THREE NEW ADVENTURES).......................................... P.166
TRUE ROMANCE - CITIZENS!........................................................... P.175
TRUSTS & ESTATES...................................................................................... P.163
TSVETA LOZANOVA........................................................................................ P.157
ÚJRATERVEZÉS (MY GUIDE)................................................................. P.88
ÜLO PIKKOV..................................................................................................P.64,130
UN ENFANT COMMODE (ONE EASY BOY)........................... P.145
UNIROYAL.................................................................................................................... P.48
UNTITLED, 2013.................................................................................................. P.98
UNTOLD STORIES, GLOBAL VOICES............................................. P.42
US .................................................................................................................................... P.179
USSINUUMAJA (THE MAGGOT FEEDER)............................... P.122
VABA MAA (FREE WORLD)...................................................................... P.90
VALENTINE.............................................................................................................. P.127
VALISE (MIXED BAG)......................................................................................P.52
VASILII SHLYCHKOV..................................................................................... P.146
VENGEANCE RHYTHM............................................................................... P.166
VILLA ANTROPOFF............................................................................................ P.64
VINCENT HAYCOCK....................................................................................... P.173
VIOLA BAIER......................................................................................................... P.126
VIRTUOS VIRTUELL (VIRTUOSO VIRTUAL)........................ P.131
VLADIMIR DANILOV...................................................................................... P.124
VLADIMIR LESCHIOV...................................................................................... P.64
VUK JEVREMOVIC............................................................................................P.141
WANJIRU KAIRU....................................................................................................P.61
WAR................................................................................................................................. P.179
WARP..............................................................................................................................P.116
WE ARE FROM LA ........................................................................................ P.175
WEDDING CAKE................................................................................................. P.126
WGN BIRD................................................................................................................... P.49
WHALED WOMEN............................................................................................. P.166
WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT........................................................... P.49
WILL ANDERSON.............................................................................................. P.124
WINTER TREES.....................................................................................P.155, 196
WIR SIND DIR TREU..........................................................................................P.51
WISH LIST................................................................................................................. P.162
WOMEN’S LETTERS (LETTRES DE FEMMES).....................P.67
WOODWOO...............................................................................................................P.101
WOODY.........................................................................................................................P.114
XAVIER LEGRAND...............................................................................................P.73
YADERNI WYDHODY (NUCLEAR WASTE)................................ P.82
YAQOUB AL-TAMIMI..........................................................................................P.62
YELLOW STICKY NOTES | CANADIAN ANIJAM................ P.128
YING PING MAK................................................................................................. P.139
YOON DUCK KIM............................................................................................... P.196
YOUR WORLDVIEW........................................................................................... P.63
YVES NETZHAMMER: TRIPTYCHON 2013............................. P.27
ZBIGNIEW CZAPLA........................................................................................ P.142
ZIMA PRISHLA (WINTER HAS COME)....................................... P.146
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & THANKS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & THANKS
Staff
Consultants
Pre-selection Team
Liz Harkman
Managing Director
Sarah Smith
Staff Consultant
Clare Leczycki
Operations Manager
Roger Tomlinson
Ticketing Consultant
Jude Lister
Marketing and
Development Coordinator
Miranda Jacobs
Marketing Consultant
Kieran Argo
Animation Programme
Manager
Interns
Julia Morrish
Festival Assistant
Joe Bateman
Dylan Cave
Tommy Curtis
Nigel Davies
Sam Groves
Tim Hayes
Andy Janes
Jude Lister
Colm McAuliffe
Marit Oprins
Paula Poveda
Katie Steed
Rich Warren
Robbie Gray
Guest & Ticketing Assistant
Press & PR
Gaia Meucci
Short Film
Programme Manager
Sophie Mair
Guest & Jury Manager
Jenny Harkman
Guest Transport
Coordinator
Peter Edwards
Guest Driver
Paula Poveda
Animated Encounters
Jury Coordinator
James Mullighan
Industry Programme
Manager
Steve Presence
Outreach Programme
Manager
Maddy Probst
DepicT! Producer
Hannah Higginson
Fresh Flix Producer
Fiona Morgan
Bookkeeper
Alex Heal
IT Support
Liz Milner
New Film Journalism
Workshop Coordinator
Rich Warren
Operations Manager
(2008 - 2012)
Holly McGowan-Hayes
Marketing Assistant
Ryan Cleary
Big Screen Assistant
Kate Kelley
Submissions Assistant
Joe Williams
Student Liaison Assistant
Andrea Salerno
0117 Hour Challenge Assistant
Zijao Qiao, Sibei Zhang, Vicky Sun
Bristol University Interns
Programmers
Mark Cosgrove
Artistic Director
Kieran Argo
Animation Programme Manager
Gaia Meucci
Short Film
Programme Manager
Joe Bateman, Thom Trigger
& Fred Rowson
Music Video Showcase programmers
Liz Harkman
Solar Cinema and Festival Launches
Kellie Hasbury
We Are Plaster
Anna Wooles
We Are Plaster
Patrons
Terry Gilliam
Jeremy Howe
Andrew Kelly
Nick Park
Nik Powell
Jeremy Thomas
Special Event Thanks
Imogen Sutton
Richard Williams - Master Animator
Marcel Müller
Swiss Films
John Kanciani & Laura Walde
Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur
David Kilian Beck
Embassy of Switzerland in the UK
Maarit Männama
Animated Dreams
And also to:
Tom Martin and Pete Martin
Band Films
Zena Allen and all the staff
at Aardman Animation
Kelly McKeown & Jen Roydf
Big Bang Post Production
Al Cameron, Axel Wieder,
Vicky Woolley, Jo Trendall
and all the staff at Arnolfini
Phil Walker
M Shed
Terry Flaxton
University of the West of England
Will Davies & Laura MacFarlane
IdeasTap
Emily Kyriakades
Lighthouse
Charlotte Crofts
University of the West of England
Kirsten Geekie
Childen’s Jury Workshop
Emma Hewitt
British Film Institute
Board & Advisors
Vicky Brophy
Contentertainment
David Sproxton
Chair (Aardman Animations)
Katie Campbell & Cassandra Neal
BAFTA
Paul Appleby
(Vid Coms)
Sarah Chorley & Stephanie Walton
Shooting People
Lynn Barlow
(University of the West of England)
Fiona Fletcher
NBCQ
Peter Carlton
(Warp Films)
Chloe Traynor
UnderWire
Agnieszka Moody
& Francesca Walker
MEDIA Desk UK
Patrick Collerton
(Yipp Films)
Bert Lewis & 12 Volt Joe
Knowalternative –
Solar Powered Cinema
Sophie Critchlow
FILMCLUB
Steven Coombe
(Burnside Accountants)
Rosa Corblishley
(Colston Hall)
Alex Gilkison
(University of the West of England)
Ed Hayes
(TLT Solicitors)
Simon Perry
(ACE)
Mark Taylor
(A Productions)
Anna MacDonald
London Film Academy
Will Massa
British Council
Jon Weinbren & John Rowe
NFTS
Nik Powell & Chris Auty
NFTS
Claire Barwell
Nahemi
Valerie de Halleux
CARTOON - European
Association of Animation Film
Jake Hobbs
Anijam
Tim Kindberg
Matter 2 Media
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Ruby McGuigan
Industry Programme Assistant
Amy Richardson
Your WorldView
Marc Boothe
B3 Media
Emma D’Costa, Vahni Capildeo
& Lucy Hannah
Commonwealth Writers
Susie Wright
Channel 4
Milan Krsljanin
ARRI
Ben Mitchell
Skwigly Online Animation Magazine
James Ewen & Jeff Notton
CineMe
Geneva Stop, Cider Shop & SHOP
Christmas Steps Arts Quarter
Nic Kane, James Sampson & Flo
The Birdcage
Caryn Davies & Penny Evan
Knowle West Media Centre
Bristol Radical Film Festival
Lawrence Montgomery
Rise Music
Caroline Norbury, Kate Buxton
and all the staff at Creative England
Sarah-Jane Meredith
British Film Institute
Dick Penny, Ewan Dunford,
Gareth Willis, Layla Barron and
all the staff at Watershed
Louise Baker
Bristol City Council
Seamus Foley
At Bristol
Design & Brand
Print & Online: Tony Stiles,
Alex Hobbs, Lloyd Parker,
Charles Watkins
Smith & Milton Bristol
Trailer: Craig Holdsworth, Jon
Mowat, John Lanyon, Dan Lane,
Becky Bell, Dan Leonard, Claire
McGrath & Pamela Weymouth
Hurricane Media
Future Producers
Jenny Messenger
Fresh Flix
Luke Tucker
Fresh Flix
Matt Day
Fresh Flix
Christina Hawkes- Blackburn
Children’s Jury
Charlie Cooper
Documentation
Hannah Williams Walton
Children Jury
Special thanks to all our jurors,
speakers, sponsors, special
guests, filmmakers, animators
and crews participating in this
year’s festival (details can be
found in this catalogue).
Many thanks also to our dedicated
team of festival volunteers & the
Inside Encounters young journalists.
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