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| The backbone of the annual
AIAF mission! Almost every one of these films is an Australian premiere.
We received more than 2000 entries from every corner of the world
and this collection of the best of them is your up to date snapshot
of the international animation scene. |
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Tad's
Nest
Petra Freeman
UK, 2009, 4'45
An ideal Opening Film! A gorgeously crafted
paint-on-glass work, which takes us on an intriguing journey to
that oddest of all little places where memories are invented.
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A Family Portrait
Joseph Pierce
UK, 2009, 4'30
A picture – so they say – is worth
a thousand words. But which thousand words? |
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Make-Down
Christina Heeck, Kerstin Laudascher, Maurice Hubner
Germany, 2009, 3'45
One face, many visages.
A galloping parade of audacious masks. |
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Magic Cube And
Ping-Pong
Lei Lei
China, 2009, 4'15
A lost ping-pong ball
in the city of Magic Cube turns out to be a curious path to love for
the most beautiful Magic Cubian of them all. |
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Tom n Jerry
Jin Sung Choi
USA, 2009, 11'45
Tom and Jerry get caught
up in the pointless insanity of a modern airport. |
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The Bellows March
Eric Dyer
USA, 2009, 5'00
Shot in glorious Cinetrope!
A brilliantly crafted bridge between digital and physical animation
processes. |
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Insano Jazz
Helio Coelho
Brazil, 2009, 5'00
Colourful sound, joyfully
noisey colour. The perfect intersection of the world's two finest
artforms. |
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Anna Blume
Vessela Dantcheva
Germany, 2009, 9'15
An absolutely eye-popping
animated version of the absurdist poem “An Anna Blume”,
by Dadaist poet Kurt Schwitters, all done in super-bold, consciousness-expanding
black, white and red. |
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The Man In The
Blue Gordini
Jean-Christophe Lie
France, 2009, 10'00
All a superhero needs
is his turf, his mask and some decent wheels. Even pants aren't essential. |
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Red-End And The
Seemingly Symbiotic Society
Robin Noorda,
Bethany de Forest
Holland, 2009, 14'45
The sheer scale of
this production has to be seen to be believed. A bizarre, marching
army of gluttonous insects overrun their environment. |
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Wings And Oars
Vladimir Leschiov
Latvia, 2009, 5'45
We loved this film so much, we bought our own
copy just to make sure we could show it. A former pilot looks back
over his life: the earth, the sky, the women - everything that took
place on the journey from an airstrip to an abandoned boathouse. |
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