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friday 26 june
studio 1 (level 1)
5.00pm | panorama #1:
international
6.00pm | panorama #2: international
7.00pm | panorama #3: international
8.00pm | panorama #4: international
Make
a night of it!
...only $5.00 a session ( 20 bucks for
the lot!)
Admission age: 18+
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Welcome to MIAF’s first International Panorama
series!
This is a chance to show films that are just too
good to be left out, films that didn’t get the consensus nod
in the jury room, arrived too late for Competition selection, or
simply films the MIAF Director, in his wisdom, thought you should
see.
ACMI's brand spanking new Studio 1 space on level
1 has opened, replacing the old Screen Pit downstairs, making your
marathon night of film watching even sweeter!
You will need to purchase a ticket for each session
you want to see, so if you decide to miss a session (eg, check out
the WIFT forum or any of the awesome programs in the main cinemas),
space can be opened up for new folk to come on in.
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Noise
Mads Johansen
Denmark, 2008, 3'45
How sound and elephants travel through partitioned
offices in high-rise buildings.
The Cramer Collection
Jason Doll
USA, 2008, 2'20
Between Love And Death
Ralitsa Kiskinova
UK, 2007, 4'00
A simple story about lost love, time, and grief.
Small House
Kristjan Holm
Estonia, 2008, 6'15
A restless night's sleep in a small but well
insulated house.
Reconstructing Mayabousky
Pelin Kirca
USA, 2007, 3'15
A work exploring the life of Russian futurist
poet, Vladimir Mayakovsky.
Panopticum
Gabor Ulrich
Hungary, 2008, 7'00
Based on the legend of Tristan, this detailed
film moves through bodies, spaces and histories.
Libraryhead
David Bazelon
USA, 2008, 3'00
A bookish boy fills his brain with the information
that shapes his world.
French Roast
Fabrice O. Joubert
France, 2008, 8'15
A long day for the pennyless and the penny-pinching.
Slapstick
Rene Adema
Holland, 2008, 9’15
A homunculus blob with a drinking problem has
a few other issues too.
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A Bicycle Trip
L. Varacini, N. Nanbiar, M. Avoletta
Italy, 2008, 4'15
A scientist accidentally ingests a chemical
concoction and trips around town on his bike.
The Great Derangement
Eric Merola
USA, 2008, 2’30
A satirical look at the manipulation of American
media and politics under George W. Bush.
Incipiens
Hsulynn Pang
New Zealand, 2008, 3’15
A tortured soul grapples with the shackles of
depression from death until birth.
Intergalactic Who's Who - Pork'n'Things
Carol Beecher, Kevin Kurytnik
Canada, 2008, 1'30
Intergalactic Who's Who - Preepredatorpree
Carol Beecher, Kevin Kurytnik
Canada, 2008, 1'30
Birdy
Agnieszka Woznicka
USA, 2008, 7'15
A lonely outsider takes desperate measures to
realise his dream of flight.
Manfred
Daniel Zwimpfer
Switzerland, 2008, 4'15
Manfred is always sticking his nose in other
people's business, and there's nothing he can do about it.
Man Is The Only Bird That Carries His Own Cage
Claude Weiss
France, 2007, 12'00
A macabre allegory in which the souls of civilisation
strive to escape the cages that hold them.
Ego
Huub Kistemaker
Holland, 2008, 3'45
A narcissistic little prince lives on an island
in the sky.
Common Scents
Steve Whitehouse
Canada, 2008, 3'00
Frog meets woman, frog falls for woman, frog
learns valuable lesson about the environment.
The Space Burger
Sookyoung Choi
Korea, 2008, 3'00
The unweary traveller may find themself in trouble
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Notebook
Evelien Lohbeck
Holland, 2008, 4'45
A magic notebook contains worlds within worlds
and screens within screens.
I Would Like To Talk / Szeretnek Beszelgetni
Bekes Rozni
Hungary, 2007, 5'00
The secret, swingin' life of every day objects
is revealed in this jazzy, colourful film.
The Great Unrest
Gisli Darri Hallsorsson
Iceland, 2008, 4'45
A lonely walk through a cold, strange city.
De Magische Tol
Joost van Veen
UK, 2008, 2'30
The view from the inside of a spinning top reveals
carnivalesque scenes from a moving picture-book.
Fleur Bleue
Thomas Guerigen
France, 2007, 2'45
A little robot's life is turned upside down
when he finds a blue flower.
Goliath
ArtFX
France, 2008, 5'30
The battle between nature and technology is
fought out on a giant hulking robot.
Eldorado
Will Kim
USA, 2008, 2'30
Golden line drawings in the dark search for
the lost city Eldorado.
My Sweet Last Night
Kang Eun Ok
Korea, 2008, 7'15
A woman released from prison finds love, then
loses it again.
Noise Control
Phill Simmonds
New Zealand, 2008, 11'00
A vociferous rooster causes problems for his
neighbours in a peaceful town. |
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Rebel With A Cause
Kristian Labusga
Germany, 2008, 2'15
Some provoking thoughts on the production of
fashion in the developing world.
Profile
Sharon Katz
Canada, 2008, 4'30
Ingenue
Dominic Etienne
Canada, 2007, 2'00
The naked human body is fragmented and rendered
in paper and paint.
Chicken Wings
Pauline Kortmann
Germany, 2008, 5’30
Pinch
Jody Kramer
Canada, 2007, 4’30
Canal / Kanal
Paulina Bobrycz
Poland, 2008, 6’45
A Garden Enclosed / Zahrada Uzaurena
Magdalena Bartakova
Czech Republic, 2008, 12’00
Mr F.
Szymon Lukasik
Poland, 2008, 7’30
Neighbours
Michaela Ostadalova
Slovakia, 2008, 8’00 |
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