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.


Camera Obscura
Friday 20 June, 8.15pm
acmi cinema 2
Sunday 22 June, 8.45pm acmi cinema 1 (repeat)
18+

Also see:
Siggraph Highlights program selected after our last visit to Siggraph 2007 in San Diego

Blind Man’s Eye
Matthew Talbot-Kelly
Ireland 2007, 6’00
Behind eyes that cannot look out there exists a mind in which the richest imaginable visuality soars, cascades and dances for its master.

Life Line
Tomek Duckl
Hungary 2007, 6’00
A very stylish ballet of cogs, wheels and machinery.

Drift
Max Hattler
UK 2007, 3’45
An intricately constructed, ultra close-up look focusing on a part of our> bodies we all barely see and take for granted.

Samsa - Homage To Franz Kafka
R Lange
Germany 2007, 4’00
An absorbing, meticulously detailed deconstruction of the great man. Perfectly paced with whiffs of the surreal, unanswerable question.
Sleep Or Not To Sleep
Rait Siska
Switzerland 2006, 3’15
The human farm stretches before us for as far as the eye can see. A giant room, a hive of activity, a mosh office of the future.

Josie’s Lalaland
Yibi Hu
UK 2007, 3’45
Josie decides that life is for the living, even when there isn’t much life left to be lived.

Derriere La Porte
H Canac, G. Brinkhuizen
France 2007, 4’30
A kind of crossroads where gaming style and cool magazine graphic design meld with elements of music video culture and cutting edge digital animating.

Camera Obscura
M Buchalski, JM Drechsler, T Onillon
France 2007, 7’15
If Dali had been given a computer this is what he might have created. Is this the crazed inner visions of a mind exposed or a Clockwork Orange-like attempt to impose a different view on the mind’s eye?

Labyrinth
Omid Khoshnazar
Iran 2007, 9’15
From the maker of ‘Zero Degree’ comes this fascinating extension of the idea. A soldier trapped within borders he cannot readily identify, dangers he can only react to, and a reality he cannot control or run from.

Flug
Peter Kisantal
Slovakia 2007, 6’00
Giant ribbon bugs climb out of the gaps and begin a slithering, sliding takeover of the urban environment they have emerged from. A new order is not far away.

Elephants Dream
Bassam Kurdali
Holland 2007, 11’00
Proog and Emo are heading to the safest place in the machine, hidden behind uncanny traps so deadly that nothing can ever reach them.

Evolizer
Jan van Nuenen
Holland 2007, 10’45
This simply has to be seen to be believed. Anything that’s worth doing is worth overdoing. A frenetic journey through an elaborate digital jigsaw leads to an undersea domain teaming with deep green life.

Switch
Jean-Julien Pous, Pierre Prinzbach
France 2007, 6’00
The shortest distance between two points is always a straight line. Everybody knows that – that’s why everybody is running that same ol’ straight line.

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