Program II – Childrens Screening

Nuisible(s):
Collective / France / 2010 / Animation-fiction / 5′ / ND.
A young man is sharing a ramshackle apartment against his will with some small people whose way of life mimics that of insects.

Naia E A Lua:
Leandro Tadashi / Brazil / 2010 / Fiction / 13′ / OVFS.
A steady tension builds up between two very different colleagues: the tidy rooster gets increasingly annoyed with the clumsy elephant.

Rubika:
Collective / France / 2010 / Animation / 4′ / ND.
Welcome to Rubika, a cubical planet with unreal gravity.

The Lost Thing:
S. Tan, A. Ruhemann / United Kingdom / 2010 / Animation / 15′ / OVFS.
A boy finds a strange creature on a beach, and decides to find a home for it in a world where everyone believes there are far more important things to pay attention to.

City Paradise:
Gaelle Denis / United Kingdom / 2004 / Animation-fiction / 6′ / ND.
Tomoko arrives from Japan to learn English and accidentally discovers a mysterious, secret city underground, inhabited by friendly aliens and beautiful blossoms.

Fard:
Luis Briceno, David Alapont / France / 2009 / Animation / 13′ / OV.
In the near future, the world seems to function in an efficient and controlled way.

Don’t Go:
Turgut Akacik / Turkey / 2010 / Animation / 4′ / ND
There are things that cannot be seen even with wide-open eyes. Often such things are a cat’s best friend.

Minnie Lovers Junior:
Andy et Matt Mullins / Australia / 2010 / Fiction / 14′ / ND.
Minnie, 10, lives in an aboriginal fishing village. Junior lives there too. Little does he realise that Minnie’s unrequited love will soon save his life.

Une Girafe Sous La Pluie
Pascale Hecquet / Belgium / 2007 / Animation / 12′ / ND .
In Djambali, the water is rerouted by Sir Lion to supply his swimming-pool. A giraffe has had enough of the situation but her decision only leads to her deportation.

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