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SUMMARY:International Program #3_2020
DESCRIPTION:TICKETS\nThe back-bone of the whole MIAF mission. One of three stunning programs showcasing the awesome diversity of animation made up from 4,000+ submissions. Every technique, every genre, every style – your annual window into the international indie animation universe.\nViolent Equation – Antonis Doussias\nViolent Equation\nAntonis Doussias\nGreece, 5’00, 2019 (NL)\nIgnorance creates fear and envy brings violence. An astonishing proto-visual tour-de-force into a mad collective imagination.\nRodeo – Diyala Muir, Frank Wajda\nRodeo\nDiyala Muir, Frank Wajda\nUK, 3’13, 2019 (Sung)\nA carnival of constantly slow-roiling imagery designed to bring visual meaning to the lyrics of an ethereal Frank Wajda track.\nDon’t Know What – Thomas Renoldner\nDon’t Know What\nThomas Renoldner\nAustria, 8’07, 2018 (SL)\n“A film that returns to the impulses of cinema, that of creating both magic and humour” (Turku Festival). Best of OIAF too.\n2 minutes 20 – Justin Gueguen, Annastassja Delayen\n2 minutes 20\nJustin Gueguen, Annastassja Delayen\nFrance, 2’41, 2019 (NL)\nA surrealist wander through a fascinating world infused with a 1930’s art deco aura.\nInside Me – Maria Teixeira\nInside Me\nMaria Teixeira\nGermany, 5’14, 2019 (Subs)\nA clear decision surrounded by mixed feelings. A young woman recounts her experience with abortion.\nNo Objects – Moia Jobin-Pare\nNo Objects\nMoia Jobin-Pare\nCanada, 6’32, 2019 (NL)\nAn immersive, sensory exploration of the nature of the gesture through photography, scratching and an experimental soundtrack.\nMascot – Dohyung Kim\nMascot\nDohyung Kim\nSouth Korea, 6’50, 2019 (Subs)\nAn affecting look into the mysterious and hidden world of professional mascot training.\nMetamorphosis – Carla Pereira, Juan Fran Jacinto\nMetamorphosis\nCarla Pereira, Juan Fran Jacinto\nSpain, 10’35, 2019 (NL)\nIn his thirties and still living with his mother, a man decides to break free from his inner demons in Kafkaesque style.\nParasite – Yajun Shi\nParasite\nYajun Shi\nUSA, 2’21, 2019 (NL)\nWherever there is human development, somewhere nature is getting the shorter end of the stick.\nKids – Michael Frei\nKids\nMichael Frei\nSwitzerland, 9’00, 2019 (NL)\nHow do we define ourselves when we are all equal. An intense exploration of group dynamics.\nThe Birth Order Experiment – Tom Schroeder\nThe Birth Order Experiment\nTom Schroeder\nUSA, 9’10, 2019 (SL)\nA richly luxe faux-doco looking into the results of a highly unusual thesis – a choice new work from a member of MIAF royalty.\n
URL:https://miaf.net/events/international-program-3_2020/
CATEGORIES:Competition,International
LOCATION:Fed Square, Melbourne VIC 3000
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