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Shorts Program: Animation C

Date: 11/15/2007

Time: 09:45:00 PM

Details:

St. Louis International Film Festival 11/8-11/18 Venue: Tivoli Theatre. For more info, visit: www.cinemastlouis.org Welcome to the dark side of animation: dark humor, dark situations, dark theater. “458nm,” Jan Bitzer, Germany, 2006, 7 min. A romantic meeting of two mechanical snails in the moonlight. “Face,” Hendrick Dusollier, France, 2007, 6 min. Trapped in a narrow box, a man undergoes a series of experiments. “Fire (A Feu),” Vladimir Mavounia-Kouka, France, 2005, 10 min. The beast within comes out. “Abigail,” Tony Comley, UK, 2006, 7 min. As an airplane plummets to the earth, a man reminisces about a girl. “Animal Farm,” Jeong Min ji, South Korea, 2007, 13 min. Mr. K goes to the meat market. “Rabbit,” Run Wrake, UK, 2005, 9 min. Two greedy children cut open a rabbit and find a surprise inside. “Ujbaz Izbeneki Has Lost His Soul,” Neil Jack, UK, 2006, 5 min. The man who loses everything goes to Hell. “Shuteye Hotel,” Bill Plympton, USA, 2007, 7 min. Local cops investigate several gruesome murders at a sleazy motel and become victims of an evil force. “Yours Truly,” Osbert Parker, UK, 2007, 8 min. I wouldn’t eat that if I were you. “The Tell-Tale Heart (Der Verrückte, das Herz und das Auge),” Annette Jung and Gregor Dashuber, Germany, 2006, 8 min. A man hates his father’s ugly eye. Based on the story by Edgar Allen Poe. “The Mouse Trap,” Woon Han, South Korea, 2007, 6 min. Mice in the minefield. “The March of the Nameless (La Marche des Sans-Nom),” Lucas Vigroux, Jean Constantial and Nicolas Laverdure, France, 2006, 6 min. A surrealistic depiction of war and the absurdity of violence. “The Pearce Sisters,” Luis Cook, UK, 2007, 9 min. An amusingly bleak-hearted tale of two weather-lashed spinsters.

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