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Opening Gala (Thu 10 Nov)
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Fri 11 Nov
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Sat 12 Nov
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The Color of Honor (USA 1987, Dir Loni Ding)
The Color of Honor (USA 1987, Dir Loni Ding)
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State of the Art (Sat 12 Nov)
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Cause and Effect. USA 1988/Dir John Sanborn and Mary Perillo for Rebo High Definition Studio. 7 mins.
Incidence of Catastrophe. USA 1988/Dir Gary Hill. Co-production with Illuminations/Channel 4. 44 mins.
Cause and Effect. USA 1988/Dir John Sanborn and Mary Perillo for Rebo High Definition Studio. 7 mins.
Incidence of Catastrophe. USA 1988/Dir Gary Hill. Co-production with Illuminations/Channel 4. 44 mins.
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Sun 13 Nov
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In Keeping with the Law... (Törvénysértés nélkül) (Hungary 1988, Dir Gyula and János Gulyás)
In Keeping with the Law... (Törvénysértés nélkül) (Hungary 1988, Dir Gyula and János Gulyás)
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Mon 14 Nov
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Best of British Animation (Tue 15 Nov)
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Father! - Mark Austin (West Surrey College of Art & Design - 10 mins)
In My Mother's Eyes - Sarah Strickett (West Surrey College of Art & Design - 4½ mins)
The Last Post - Andy Wyatt (Harrow College of Higher Education - 10 mins)
Shared Fate - Sharon Cawdery (Independent - 2½ mins)
Starting - Stuart Hilton (Liverpool Polytechnic - 2½ mins)
Commercials/Titles
Aardman Animations - Hamlet: Wedding Cake (Peter Lord)
Animation City - Our Price Generic (Phil Austin)
Animation Partnership - Flowers and Plants: Occasions (Carl Gover)
Animus Prods - Northern Trust Banks: Frogs (Tony White)
Film Garage - Goldstar: Missing TV (Pete Bishop), Emulsion: MTV (Marc Kitchen-Smith)
Hibbert Ralph - Raison d'Etre (Jerry Hibbert), Marabou (Graham Ralph)
Moo Movies - Sanyo: Beach (Ian Moo-Young)
Pearly Oyster Prods - Pearly Oyster logo (Emma Calder)
Pizazz! Pictures - Rollo: Dots (Eric Goldberg, Mario Cavalli)
Redwing Prods - Royal Bank of Scotland: Business Is a Funny Animal (David Anderson)
Ronbinson Lambie-Nairn - Smarties: Blueprint (Martin Lambie-Nairn)
Snapper - Wire Tiles, Peachtree: Goodness Gracious Me (Matt Forrest)
Speedy Films - Hershey: Song & Dance (Paul Vester)
3 Peach Animation - On the Record Titles (Joan Ashworth, Andrew Stavelely)
TV Cartoons - Swoop (Dianne Jackson)
This programme was compiled by Clare Kitson (NFT) and Peter Cargin (Film Society Unit).
Father! - Mark Austin (West Surrey College of Art & Design - 10 mins)
In My Mother's Eyes - Sarah Strickett (West Surrey College of Art & Design - 4½ mins)
The Last Post - Andy Wyatt (Harrow College of Higher Education - 10 mins)
Shared Fate - Sharon Cawdery (Independent - 2½ mins)
Starting - Stuart Hilton (Liverpool Polytechnic - 2½ mins)
Commercials/Titles
Aardman Animations - Hamlet: Wedding Cake (Peter Lord)
Animation City - Our Price Generic (Phil Austin)
Animation Partnership - Flowers and Plants: Occasions (Carl Gover)
Animus Prods - Northern Trust Banks: Frogs (Tony White)
Film Garage - Goldstar: Missing TV (Pete Bishop), Emulsion: MTV (Marc Kitchen-Smith)
Hibbert Ralph - Raison d'Etre (Jerry Hibbert), Marabou (Graham Ralph)
Moo Movies - Sanyo: Beach (Ian Moo-Young)
Pearly Oyster Prods - Pearly Oyster logo (Emma Calder)
Pizazz! Pictures - Rollo: Dots (Eric Goldberg, Mario Cavalli)
Redwing Prods - Royal Bank of Scotland: Business Is a Funny Animal (David Anderson)
Ronbinson Lambie-Nairn - Smarties: Blueprint (Martin Lambie-Nairn)
Snapper - Wire Tiles, Peachtree: Goodness Gracious Me (Matt Forrest)
Speedy Films - Hershey: Song & Dance (Paul Vester)
3 Peach Animation - On the Record Titles (Joan Ashworth, Andrew Stavelely)
TV Cartoons - Swoop (Dianne Jackson)
This programme was compiled by Clare Kitson (NFT) and Peter Cargin (Film Society Unit).
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Best of World Animation (Tue 15 Nov)
It was something of a clean sweep for the Estionian Déjeuner sur l'herbe, which deservedly took the Zagreb Grand Prix, the category prize and the local film critics' prize. In fact, Estionia was in great form, and we have also invited a marvellous puppet-animated parable, War. It was a strong year, too, for North America, and we include two zany independents, two of the Candian Film Board's best and John Lasseter's latest 3-D computer animation. Plus a strong contribution from from Poland and a treat (brief though) from Hungary.
Clare Kitson
Clare Kitson
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The complete programme for the 1988 LFF, according to the official brochure.
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