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LIAF’s The Animation Spot presents: Best of the Festival – British, The Proud Archivist, London

February 4, 2014 by LIAF

We’ve teamed up with The Proud Archivist (an amazing all-in-one gallery, bar, restaurant, cafe and events space) to present a celebratory feast of more than two hours worth of the best of LIAF 2013 in two separate programmes: Best of the Festival – British, and Best of the Festival – International. This is the first programme and a chance to see what British animators are doing and how they’re doing it. Tickets are £7 and one ticket gets you into both programmes!

Find out about Best of the Festival – International

At The Proud Archivist book tickets

In the Air is Christopher Gray (Felix Massie, 2013)

In the Air is Christopher Gray, Felix Massie, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalChristopher Gray has been in love with Stacey for quite some time, and no amount of lemonade can cool his desire. Meanwhile, Barry Flint has just bought his son a five-foot python from the pet store.

Winner of Best British Film at LIAF 2013

 UK, 9’45

Anatole’s Island (Amer Nazhri & Chris Shepherd, 2013)

Anatole's Island, Amer Nazhri, Chris Shepherd, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalAnatole, a little marmot, lives on a magic Island. When he runs into St Ignatius, the monk, Anatole finds the poor man terribly upset about his lost snake. So Anatole sets off to try and find him, bumping into many eccentric inhabitants along the way.

 UK, 3’05

Lay Bare (Paul Bush, 2012)

Lay Bare, Paul Bush, LIAF, London International Animation Festival‘It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearance,’ wrote Oscar Wilde. Over 500 people of different ages and nationalities modelled for this sample book of the human body. The result is erotic, funny, beautiful and vulnerable.

UK, 6’00

Imperial Provisor Frombald (Elizabeth Hobbs, 2013)

Imperial Provisor Frombald, Elizabeth Hobbs, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalThe true story of Imperial Provisor Frombald, an administration official from Belgrade, who unwittingly became the author of the first documented testimony of the exhumation of suspected vampire, Peter Plogojowitz in 1725.

UK, 3’00

Montenegro (Luiz Stockler, 2013)

Montenegro, Luiz Stockler, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalAll together now – “Zinedine Zidane, why did you head-butt that man?”

UK, 6’55

 

The Dewberry Empire (Christian Schlaeffer, 2013)

The Dewberry Empire, Christian Schlaeffer, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalAn eight year-old girl and six year-old boy amble through a strange and still summer afternoon in a world which seems to exist only for them.

UK, 7’45

 

Don’t Fear Death (Louis Hudson, 2013)

Don’t Fear Death, Louis Hudson, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalFeaturing the dulcet tones of Rik Mayall, this fast-paced comedy argues the joys of being dead, aided by a montage of corpses and a dance-crazed Grim Reaper.

UK, 3’00

On Loop (Christine Hooper, 2013)

On Loop, Christine Hooper, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalFour in the morning, crapped out, yawning.

UK, 5’00

The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat (Ross Hogg, 2013)

The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat, Ross Hogg, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalUsing only charcoal and three sheets of A1 paper, this film visualises one of Oliver Sacks’ seminal works, describing a unique neurological oddity.

UK, 3’20

 

Moon River (Sue Magoo, 2012)

Moon River, Sue Magoo, LIAF, LOndon International Animation FestivalVoyage to the end of your imagination at this chic, modern and secure facility where anything can happen!

UK, 3’00

Hum (Emily Howells & Anne Wilkins, 2012)

Hum, Emily Howells, Anne Wilkins, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalIt’s another endless, sleepless night. Bedtime rhythms and routines mark the hundreds of hours that drift past in a twilight haze. You’re caught in a monotonous cycle, until suddenly something heavy and strange approaches. It weighs you down. You need to find a way out.

UK, 3’45

The Shirley Temple (Daniela Shearer, 2013)

The Shirley Temple, Daniela Sherer, LIAF, London International Animation FestivalThe boundaries between childhood and adulthood become blurry for a kid at his mother’s cocktail party. Characters, symbols and abstractions interchange to examine the relationships between children and adults, escapism and sexuality.

UK, 9’40

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