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Sat 24 June
4.30pm
ACMI CInema 2
A MIAF highlight!! Time for Australian
animation to claim the home ground advantage. Not that
it needs it. In the previous 12 months, MIAF has presented
programs of Australian animation (including many of these
films) to enthusiastic receptions at festivals in places
at far apart as Istanbul, Seoul and Rome. Australian animation
is on a roll…. And here’s the reason why!
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The Boy Who
Wanted To Touch The Moon
John Lewis, Australia, 2004 > 4’00
Based on a Carribean fairy tale, an exquisitely crafted film
depicting the desire to touch the moon. |
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In My Day
Dave Jones, Australia, 2005 > 5’00
Bridging generations. Students at Natimuk Primary create drawings
to illustrate stories by the elders. |
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Morning Star
Studio Moshi, Australia, 2005 > 5’00
A vibrantly colourful film depicting an ancient Aboriginal ceremony
to release the spirit of a dead man. |
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Jettison
Adrian Rose, Australia, 2005 > 2’15
A vibrant celebration of the potential of animated forms to
constantly move, change and surprise. |
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The Fabulous
Adventures Of Mr Money
Jamie Clennett, Australia, 2004 > 6’00
An oblivious explorer lands in a surreal clown land and begins
to behave as all colonisers do. |
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Ransis
And Alee
Randall Lynton, Australia, 2006 > 10’00
Ramsis the dog and Alee the cat join forces to face down the
gargoyle.
*Australian Premiere |
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Richard
Mick Elliott, Australia, 2006 > 3’15
No question about it. This guy is your honest-to-goodness genuine-article
Dick Head. |
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The Iron Tower
(Menara Besi)
Yeap Heng Shen, Australia, 200 > 2’00
An intricately detailed depiction of how the mightiest power
can be overcome by the simplest means. |
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The Ecstacy
Of Gary Green
Jack Feldstein, Australia, 2005, > 15’00
An increasingly frenetic journey down a twisting path trying
to hold on to a thread of logic. |
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Feeding Time
Trent Denham, Australia, 2005 > 4’45
A hi-res, bird’s eye view of nature’s battle for
survival in the skies. |
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A Monster's
Voyage
Morag Porteous, Australia, 2005 > 7’00
Unusual shipmates share the struggle for survival when they
find themselves adrift on the ocean. |
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A Room With
Askew
Gregory Godhard, Australia, 2005 > 5’15
Nothing is quite what it originally seems in this very odd little
abode. |
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An Unusual
Circumstance
Hung Lin, Australia, 2005 > 2’30
An insightful and slightly surreal look at the way one young
girl reacts to bullies in her school. |
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The Wagalak
Sisters
Dave Jones, Australia, 2005 > 5’00
The sisters are the keepers and teachers of the law but this
changes when they are distracted. |
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Admission is restricted to 18+
IMPORTANT: Film classification regulations do not allow
us to admit any person under the age of 18 years EXCEPT
to the Kids Animation 1 & Kids
Animation 2.
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