16-06-2017

FESTIVALS: Fest Anča Announces Lineup

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    ŽILINA: The 10th International festival of animated films Fest Anča, based in Žilina, introduced a programme with three competitions including international competition of short and student films, international music video competition and international competition of films for children. The festival will be held 29 June to 2 July 2017.

    A showcase of international and domestic animated films will include titles made within the past three years. The sidebar programme will present international guests including animated documentary filmmaker Paul Bush, a full-day workshop with puppet animator Barry Purves and Game Days organised for the fourth time as a part of the festival, which will feature big indie game names, upcoming talents and internationally-renowned creative studios. Game Days will be held in the cultural space of New Synagogue on 30 June and 1 July with the presence of ustwo art director David Fernández Huerta from the game scene’s phenomenon Monument Valley.

    The official competition includes one domestic student title Chilli directed by Martina Mikušová and the Hungarian/Czech/Slovak coproduction Superbia directed by Luca Tóth. The CEE region is also represented by films from Bulgaria, Estonia, Poland, Romania and Slovenia.

    International Competition and International Student Film Competition

    Stems (UK)
    Directed by Ainslie Henderson

    Chilli (Slovakia)
    Directed by Martina Mikušová

    Casino (Canada)
    Directed by Steven Woloshen

    Apple Slices (Denmark)
    Directed by Moe Koyano

    Roommates (USA)
    Directed by Jamie Wolfe

    Child (Germany)
    Directed by Viktor Stickel

    Sore Eyes for Infinity (Finland)
    Directed by Elli Vuorinen

    Dolls Don’t Cry (Canada)
    Directed by Frédérick Tremblay

    Ship of Fools (USA)
    Directed by Josh Shaffner

    The Empty (France)
    Directed by Dahee Jeong

    Foreign Body (Poland)
    Directed by Marta Magnuska

    Tango (Brazil)
    Directed by Francisco Gusso, Pedro Giongo

    What is „Yokoso boku desu“? (Japan)
    Directed by Manabu Himeda

    Locus (Poland)
    Directed by Anita Kwiatkowska-Naqvi

    Happy End (Czech Republic)
    Directed by Jan Saska

    An Eternal Vacation of Happiness (UK)
    Directed by Cheng-Hsu Chung

    Nighthawk (Slovenia)
    Directed by Spela Cadez

    Pussy (Poland)
    Directed by Renata Gasiorowska

    Fox and the Whale (Canada)
    Directed by Robin Joseph

    Nocturne (Germany)
    Directed by Anne Breymann

    Travelling Country (Bulgaria)
    Directed by Ivan Bogdanov

    Ink Meets Blank (Poland)
    Directed by Tymon Albrzykowski

    Forest this Flower Bloom (Japan)
    Directed by Tomoyasu Murata

    Batfish Soup (USA)
    Directed by Amanda Bonaiuto

    Black (Poland)
    Directed by Tomasz Popakul

    Kukuschka (Russia)
    Directed by Dina Velikovskaya

    Affordance (Japan)
    Directed by Hayato Nove

    Mr. Anxiety Goes on a Date (Romania)
    Directed by 4inaroom

    How Long, Not Long (Denmark)
    Directed by Michelle and Uri Kranot

    Penelope (Estonia)
    Directed by Heta Jäälinoja

    Impossible Figures and Other Stories II (Poland)
    Directed by Marta Pajek

    In a Nutshell (Switzerland)
    Directed by Fabio Friedli

    Superbia (Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia)
    Directed by Luca Tóth

    Something About Silence (Germany)
    Directed by Patrick Buhr