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ReelAnime 2010
Before you get a chance to do a Beat Takeshi kick to the back of someones head, ReelAnime will slap you around with its Anime goodness, so if you are a cartoon kid, why not check it out.
Showcasing Japan’s freshest anime! Four brand new films in the strongest lineup for Reel Anime ever.
At cinema locations in Australia and New Zealand in September 2010 for a limited time – do not miss the chance to see these incredible films on the big screen.
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Tali Gal-on presents Lucille
A young girl encounters hostile territory when she enters a guitar shop for the first time, colliding with the store owner, a self-obsessed aging rocker.
‘Lucille’ is my graduation film from the Victorian College of the Arts in Melbourne. It’s a peek into the dingy day-to-day of the guitar store, and the stereotypes that inhabit it.
Lucille has had a successful festival run, gaining official selection at Sydney Film Festival – where it was nominated for best animation, Oberhausen International Short Film Festival, Melbourne International Arts Festival, Perth International Film Festival, Adelaide Film Festival, and more.
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The Sydney Underground Film Festival 2010
The Sydney Underground Film Festival has today announced a brazen new program for the festival, which runs 9th-11th September this year. Covering the political, the perverse and the simply bizarre, the festival boldly goes where no other festival dares tread, screening a number of films never before seen in Australia. Read all about the The Sydney Underground Film Festival →
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Kaos in King Street: Claymation stop motion film by Lc Beats
Depicting the impact of the recently enacted anti-graffiti laws, Kaos in King Street draws attention to the potential consequences.
Kaos in King Street is the second claymation stop animation film created by Lc Beats. In production for 12 months; and 20 minutes in length, the film utilises dialogue for the first time. Kaos in King Street features caricatures of pioneering Sydney graffiti artists’ Teazer, Pnash, Phibs and Mistery. Read more about Kaos in King Street →
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Tony Abbott: the man your PM should be (Old Spice parody)
Another brilliant election animation, this time from Small Poppy TV.
Small Poppy TV is the cartoons of Julian Ellis and Adam Brodie-McKenzie. Julian whips up all the animation and artwork himself. Adam watches.
www.smallpoppy.tv
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The Abbott Family
The Australian Workers’ Union has just launched a new television advertisement, and put the ad out on YouTube, explaining that Tony Abbott and his family of political mates belong in a museum – they are throw backs to the weird world of the early 60s.
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One Fine Day Video
Here is a sneak peak at the ‘One Fine Day Photoshoot’ – Special Thanks to Monique Arnold for the filming
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Melbourne International Film Festival – 23 July – 8 August
Melbourne International Film Festival 2010 (MIFF) hosts a feast of cinematic delicacies from over 50 countries for 17 days each winter, with a range of parties and special events. In addition to screening films from around fifty countries, MIFF showcases new Australian cinema and emerging and established local filmmaking talent.
