Short Films - animation

Set 1: Clermont-Ferrand Film Festival (animations) Set 2: RCA School (animations) Set 3: Short film: panorama (animations) Set 4: National Film, Television & Theatre School (animations) Set 5: Pjotr Sapegin (animations) 20000 Phantoms A A Tale from the Thousand and One Night Adjustment Agoraphobia Aria Bald Dad Bat soup Collision Conflicts Dalliance Do It Yourself Dock 5 Edvard Fish balls Fishing with Spinoza Forest Murmours Gapiszon’s Morning Guy 101 Heather Hitchhiker Hold On Improvisation In a Corner of the World Ippolita, the Little Amazon Jungle Jail Kids La main de l’ours Lost in the Snow Lovesick Marketplace Matops Milk Teeth Mons the Cat Mother Nothing Happened Today Oh, I Can’t Stop! One Day a Man Bought a House Otherside Pingpongs Procrastination Puzzle Radio Kebrle Replay Rgb Xyz Saint Feast Day Sleep with the Fishes Snails Springtime in Sant Ponç Such a Landscape The Adventures of John and John The Dress The Man with a Chicken Head The Salt Mill Through My Thick Glass Time Is Running Out To Those, Who Want to Get out, Good Luck Tong Twittering Machine Yard

Section index

Set 2: RCA School (animations)

72’

Adjustment

UK 2006 / 3’40’’

director:	Ian Mackinnon
screenplay:	Ian Mackinnon
language:	English

A diarist searches for flickers of hope in a drama of emotional and technical obsession.

Bald Dad

UK 2007 / 5’

director:	Kristian Andrews
screenplay:	Kristian Andrews
language:	English

Mum said we don't live with Dad because he's a bit irresponsible; I knew that was true because of the time we went camping.

Collision

UK 2005 / 2’30’’

director:	Max Hattler
screenplay:	Max Hattler
language:	English

Islamic patterns and American quilts and the colours and geometry of flags as an abstract field of reflection.

Heather

UK 2007 / 5’

director:	Edward Suckling
screenplay:	Edward Suckling
language:	English

Sam finds a badly beaten woman outside his house.

Hold On

UK 2007 / 3’45’’

director:	Hei Cheng
screenplay:	Hei Cheng
language:	English

Day by day. Frame by frame. Images pass us by. A film which attempts to capture stillness and movement at the same time. This film can be viewed with two opposing screens simultaneously.

Mother

UK 2006 / 6’33’’

director:	Christoph Steger
screenplay:	Christoph Steger
language:	English

An animated documentary about a life dedicated to the dead.

Nothing Happened Today

UK 2007 / 4’45’’

director:	Réka Gacs
screenplay:	Réka Gacs
language:	English

Fake memories of a relationship are coming up in the semi-conscious state of being awake and asleep.

Otherside

Die andere Seite

UK 2007 / 5’20’’

director:	Ellie Land
screenplay:	Ellie Land
language:	English

An animated documentary about the Berlin Wall, exploring childhood imagination of what they believed to be on the other side, having never been there.

Pingpongs

UK 2006 / 5’30’’

director:	George Gendi
screenplay:	George Gendi
language:	English

Marital ping-pong.

Procrastination

UK 2007 / 4’15’’

director:	Johnny Kelly
screenplay:	Johnny Kelly
language:	English

An investigative and exploratory hands-on gloves-off study into the practice of putting things 'off'.

Sleep with the Fishes

UK 2005 / 4’27’’

director:	Belle Mellor
screenplay:	Belle Mellor
language:	English

An absurd tragedy, to accompany a melancholic song by the Tiger Lillies

The Adventures of John and John

UK 2006 / 7’11’’

director:	William Bishop-Stephens
screenplay:	William Bishop-Stephens
language:	English

A tale of two down at heel friends, killing time bickering, playing games and trying to become rich and famous with a brain reading machine….

Time Is Running Out

UK 2007 / 6’35’’

director:	Marc Reisbig
screenplay:	Marc Reisbig
language:	English

A little world is in trouble. The film explores the inhabitant's reaction to the impending doom. One man tries to stop the inevitable.

director:	Ian Gouldstone
screenplay:	Ian Gouldstone
language:	English