Monday 16 June
festival club: 5.30pm - 10.00pm
C2
7.00pm

Opening Night: Sneak Peek Premier Screening

TUESDAY 17 June
festival club: 5.30pm - 10.00pm
C1





C2
5.15pm


6.15pm
8.00pm

6.30pm
8.15pm

Animation 101 #1:
"The Hand" - A Portrait

presented by Malcolm Turner
Siggraph 2007 Highlights
Asiawatch:
The Beijing Film Academy
International Program #1
International Program #2

Wednesday 18 June
festival club: 5.30pm - 10.00pm
FC

C1


C2
5.00pm

5.15pm


6.30pm
8.15pm

Music Video Set til 10pm
(no ticket required)
Animation 101 #2:
Voice Wrangling

presented by Pierce Davison
International Program #3
International Program #10:
Long Shorts
BEST OF THE NEXT:
International Graduate Animation Festival

presented by Crumpler
1 iddy biddy ticket gets you into all 4 programs
SP
5.00pm

6.00pm
7.00pm

8.00pm
Program #1: Spotlight on Character
Program #2: Well Drawn
Program #3: Strange Ideas & Bad Craziness
Program #4: Puppet Animation
thursday 19 June
festival club: 5.30pm - 10.00pm
C1









C2
4.00pm
5.15pm


6.15pm
7.15pm


8.45pm

5.00pm
6.30pm

8.15pm
Teen Program #1
Animation 101 #3:
Meet the Puppets

presented by Nick Hilligoss
Australian Graduate Panorama
Careers in Animation Forum
presented by Holmesglen Institute of TAFE
International Program #7:
Abstract Panorama

Country of Focus: Switzerland
International Program #8: Puppet Panorama 1
Feature: Fear(s) of the Dark
FRIDAY 20 June
festival club: 5.30pm - 11.00pm
FC
C1








C2
7.30pm
4 .00pm
5.15pm



6.15pm
8.00pm


6.30pm

8.15pm
WIFT Forum (no ticket required)
Teen Program #2
Animation 101 #4:
Contentious Material

presented by Russell Lowe
Program contains offensive material

WIFT Program
Highlights from the
Visual Music Marathon

presented by Jean Detheux
International Program #9:
Puppet Panorama 2

International Program #6:
Digital Panorama
saturday 21 June
festival club: 12.30pm - 11.00pm
FC



C1




C2

12.30pm


4.00pm

11.30am
1.30pm
7.00pm
8.45pm

2.30pm
4.15pm
6.00pm
7.45pm

9.30pm

Dog Star in the Club
& colouring comp

presented by Media World
Australian Forum
Kids Program
Studio Focus: Animose, Russia
Animated Documentaries
San Francisco Bay Area
Historical

Australian Panorama
International Program #4
International Program #5
Feature: Fear(s) of the Dark repeat
Late Night Bizarre
Program contains offensive material
sunday 22 June
festival club: 4.00pm - 11.00pm
C1





C2
12.00pm
1.45pm
3.00pm
5.15pm
7.00pm
8.45pm
4.00pm
5.45pm

8.00pm
10.00pm
International Program #1 repeat
International Program #2 repeat
International Program #3 repeat
International Program #4 repeat
International Program #5 repeat
International Program #6 repeat
Icons of Puppet Animation
Marcy Page:
Producer Master Class

Best of the Festival
Best of the Festival repeat

FC = Festival Club
SP= Screen Pit
C1 = Cinema 1
C2 = Cinema 2


Important
Admission is restricted to 18+
(except for Careers in Animation Forum,
Kids Program, Teen Programs and
Animation 101 - #3)

Film classification regulations in Australia require all films to either be formally classified OR restricted to an audience of 18 years of age and over. Most festivals do not have the resources to do this and it is for this reason alone that we are not able to admit any person under the age of 18 years to the main MIAF screenings.


Welcome To The Zoo
Saturday 21 June, 6.00pm
acmi cinema 2
Sunday 22 June, 7.00pm acmi cinema 1 (repeat)
18+

The backbone of the annual AIAF mission! 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.

Beton
Michael Faust, Ariel Belinco
Israel 2006, 6’50
Although wrapping us in its painterly beauty, Beton brings home the complex horrors of war and the simple desire for peace in all its forms.

Cancre
R Berthou, S Burie, L Covet
France 2007, 5’00
A small boy rides a wave of dark blue ink all the way into a strange parallel universe where he gets to paint the wall with a family of box heads.

Better To Have Loved
Karen Macey
UK 2007, 3’00
….than never to have photographed at all. If every picture is worth a thousand words, these walls have a lot to say.

Black Grapes Of The Chest
Yui Hamagashira
UK 2007, 1’45
An intensely detailed drawn cascade of fascinating, intertwining elements combine to create of wall of vision that will kickstart the most dormant of imaginations.
Mister Sandman
Q Vien, A Akhdar, M Faugaret
France 2007, 4’45
Reaching deep into the dreams of the town’s children, evil Mister Sandman finally meets his match when he too must close his eyes.

Pole Hole
Alexy Alekseev
Hungary 2007, 2’00
It’s time for a new life when a group of owls happen to land in the Arctic one stormy day.

Waywardly Hall
Lucy Begent
UK 2007, 4’30
Meet the odd inhabitants of Waywardly Hall – a kind of mix of Toad Hall and Yes Minister.

Sundance “Forgetfulness”
Julian Grey
Canada 2006, 1’45
Scratching, fading and bleaching of film create the impression of thoughts slipping away. Set to a poem by US Poet Laureate Billy Collins.

Homeland
Jonay Oritz de Urbina
UK 2007, 4’45
'Homeland' tells the adventures of two characters in a sketchbook who look for a place to settle in a world where every character carries its own house.

Fetch
Dana Dorian
UK 2007, 1’15
Colin takes his dog Cumberland to the park for a game of fetch. Unfortunately Cumberland has other ideas. What happens when man's best friend refuses to cooperate? Chainsaws and beatings.

Welcome To The Zoo
Karen Cheung
UK 2007, 3’45
A useful handbook for new residents including good advice on avoiding the animals that can eat you, keeping sex play to minimum in public and an insight into which are the most valuable creatures in the grand scheme of things.

My First Crush
Julia Pott
UK 2006, 3’30
Using interviews with people based on their first encounters with love, this film looks at the humour and heartache that goes hand in hand with these early experiences.

Side Dish
Leigh Hodgkinson
UK 2006, 3’00
A spinning, dancing, revolving chorus line of life’s finest little dishes.

D’un Peu Plus Loin
François-Marc Baillet
France 2006, 2’30
A Mouse’s Tale
Benjamin Renner
France 2007, 4’15
A desperate mouse cuts a treacherous deal with a lion – but treachery is a two way street.
The Bear’s Hand
Marina Rosset
Switzerland 2007, 4’30
A thought provoking film about the Isreali-Palestinian conflict inspired and visually fuelled by Picasso's masterpiece of war, ‘Guernica’
God On Our Side
U Kranot, M Pfeffer
Holland 2006, 7’00
A thought provoking film about the Isreali-Palestinian conflict inspired and visually fuelled by Picasso's masterpiece of war, ‘Guernica’
Everything Flows
Edyta Turczanik
Poland 2007, 7’45
People, trees, light, sound, time… everything flows…
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