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LIAF presents: Children’s Programme, The Electric Palace, Dorset

August 28, 2012 by LIAF

A programme of amazing films selected for our most extra-special audience – plus whichever grown-ups they want to bring along. Suitable for 0-6 year-olds, these films bring the wonder of animation onto the big screen. They’re entertaining, thought provoking, colourful and enchanting – without a toy or games ad in sight!

The films are a selection of award-winners and highlights of the animation festival circuit, having screened at most of the major international animation festivals in the last year. Collected together under one roof, it is unlikely that these films will get seen in the UK again.

Featuring all styles and techniques from the latest computer technology to traditional handmade animation they are a snapshot of all that is great about kid’s animation – and show that animation has no limits or boundaries.

Tickets will be available for purchase on the door at The Electric Palace, Dorset.

‘Mobile’ (Verena Fels, 2010)

Mobile, Verena Fels, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalA lonely cow decides to make friends with some sheep, a dog, a couple of chickens, a pig and a budgie on the other side of the room. There’s just one little problem…

Germany, 6’30

‘Tom In The Woods’ (Andreas Hykade, 2005)

Tom In The Woods, Andreas Hykade, LIAF, London International Animation Festival Tom is in the woods with some friendly glow-worms. Maybe they know the way to a slice of bread with strawberry jam and honey.

Germany, 5’00

‘Acorn Boy’ (Dace Riduze, 2010)

Acorn Boy, Dace Riduze, LIAF, London International Animation Festival A story of a clumsy acorn and his friends in the woods.

Latvia, 10’00

‘Animatou’ (R Andreani, C Barras, D Delachaux-Lambert, G Schwizgebel, C Luyet, Switzerland, 2007)

Animatou, LIAF, London International Animation Festival A whole bunch of really cool ways to animate a cat and mouse chase.

Switzerland, 6’00

‘A Sunny Day’ (Gil Alkabetz, 2008)

A Sunny Day, Gil Alkabetz, LIAF, London International Animation Festival The sun rises, as it does every morning, but today, it discovers that it is not as welcome as it had hoped to be.

Germany, 6’15

‘Cyber’ (Stefan Eling, 2007)

Cyber, Stefan Eling, LIAF, London International Animation Festival A mega-good time on the ultimate magic armchair.

Germany, 5’00

‘A Monster Mess’ (Susie Jones, 2010)

A Monster Mess, Susie Jones, LIAF, London International Animation Festival The green monster invites the purple monster to tea – but it all gets a bit messy.

UK, 3’20

‘Whistleless’ (Siri Melchior, 2009)

Whistlesless, Siri Melchior, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalIn a vibrantly colourful town, all the people and all the animals can whistle. Except, that is, for Whistleless, the whistleless little bird. What can be done?

Denmark, 4’48

‘Tiger’ (Janis Cimermanis, 2010)

Tiger, Janis Cimermanis, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalA circus caravan enters the city at night. The next morning children find a big box left on the street. What are the strange sounds coming out of it?

Latvia, 8’00

‘Ernesto’ (Corinne Ladeinde, 2011)

Ernesto, Corinne Ladeinde, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalSeven year old Ernesto feels left out when he realises he is the only kid in school with a full set of milk teeth.

UK, 6’45

‘Maestro’ (Geza Toth, 2004)

Maestro, Geza Toth, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalThe maestro and his persistent mechanical assistant prepare for an all-important performance.

Hungary, 4’30

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