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Presentations
Workshops Screenings
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Session
1
£3.00
& £2.00 for concessions* (3 films)
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My
Life as McDull
Directed by Toe Yuen
72 mins
"This matchless Hong Kong animated feature
places adorably minimalist cartoons in startlingly
vivid computer-generated tableaux."
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| 11:15 |
Break |
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Boo!
U
Certificate. DVD.
Two episodes of 10 minutes each
2
of 52 x 10 minute episodes created by Will Brenton
& Iain Lauchlan and directed by Mark Taylor.
This fun CGi series for 0-4 year olds was produced
by Tell-Tale Productions.
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| 11:45 |
Break |
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| 11:55 |
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A.Li.Ce
Directed by Maejima Kenichi
86 minutes
This
film's pull lies in its immense, undeniable visual
beauty, its original aesthetic ambitions, and in
its story. With A.LI.CE, a new artistic reality
emerges. Its serious tone and ambitious nature are
the undeniable proof of a new breed of Japanese
animation.
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Lunch
Break |
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Session
2
£3.00
& £2.00 for concessions* (5 films)
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L'Uovo
(The Egg)
Directed
by Dario Picciau - 54 minutes
This
story is about ordinary people who live in a small
Italian village, and yet every stone, every tree,
every house and every character represents something
more… To understand better, we must forget
the logic of the world and indulge in poetry.
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| 2:55 |
Break |
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| 3:05 |
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Kai
Doh Maru
Production
IG
45 minutes
This anime film tells the story of an orphaned
girl raised within a group of Knights as a boy.
But as she develops into a young woman, she discovers
her true inner feelings of love for another man.
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Break |
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Day
of the Sub Genius
Directed by Chris Hopewell
7 minutes
Extraordinary
animation set in a metropolis under attack from
a variety of B-movie monsters. Who can save the
city from destruction? Visit
the Bolex Brothers website.
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Blinkers
A
film by Jake Major
9 mins
A
chance discovery by a street cleaner from the poorest
part of the city causes him to re-examine his dreary
existence. He travels to the wealthiest part of
the city in his search for understanding.
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| 4:20 |
Break |
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Ghost
in the Shell
Directed by Mamoru Oshii
125 minutes
'A
stunning work of speculative fiction. The first
to reach a level of literary excellence." James
Cameron
'Inspired
use of cutting-edge animation techniques' Time Out
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| 6:35 |
End |
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Session
3
This
is a free session, but you are still required to book
seats through the Taliesin box office.
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| 7:00 |
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Voices
of a Distant Star
Film by Makoto Shinkai
30 mins
Written and animated single-handedly by Makoto
Shinkai, this is an extraordinarily beautiful film,
telling in deft strokes a tale of two lovers torn
apart by the tides of war and millions of miles of
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| 7:30 |
End |
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Session
4
£3.00
& £2.00 for concessions*
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| 8:00 |
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Belleville
Rendez-Vous
A film by Sylvain Chomet
1 hour 18
"Endlessly inventive, stunningly rendered
and deliciously dark and twisted, this French - Canadian
- Belgian animation is probably the most rewarding
experience you'll have in a cinema all year."
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End |
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*Concession
tickets will be granted to all students, all children aged 16
and under, people in receipt of a state pension, people in receipt
of unemployment benefit and people who are registered disabled
(free seat for accompanying personal carer).
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Tickets for the SAND 2003
Screenings are now available from the
Taliesin Theatre Box Office. Tel: 01792 602060
Need accommodation
for SAND 2003? Try www.visitswanseabay.com
for hotels, B&B's etc.
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