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SUNDAY - SEPTEMBER 9 - 1:00 PM
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Jack and the Beanstalk
Animation / Taiwan / 7 min.
Have you ever wondered where the Giant went after Jack cut the beanstalk? Did you ever imagine that the beanstalk might grow again somewhere, sometime? The story begins when a mischievous kid discovers an abandoned theater that used to play Jack and the Beanstalk movies from every era. Following in Jack’s footsteps, he unveils a big secret about the theater and its location.
Director: Fish Wang
Producer: Albert Liu, Pongo Kuo
Writer: Fish Wang
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Big Mouth
Animation / Canada / 8 min.
In Big Mouth, Andrea Dorfman continues her exploration of tolerance and creates a charming story about a young girl who tells the truth, unfiltered. Trudy is the quintessential honest kid who skips through her young life pointing out the obvious, moles and all. A lovely layering of hand-made elements, this animated film delivers on big ideas.
Director: Andrea Dorfman
Producer: Annette Clarke
Writer: Andrea Dorfman
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The Gruffalo's Child
Animation / United Kingdom / 27 min.
An animated film based on the best-selling children’s picture book by author Julia Donaldson and illustrator Axel Scheffler. One wild and windy night, the Gruffalo’s Child ignores her fathers warning and tiptoes out into the snow in search of the Big Bad.
Director: Johnannes Weiland, Uwe Heidschötter
Producer: Michael Rose, Martin Pope
Writer: Julia Donaldson, Johanna Stuttman
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Somewhere Over the Rainbow
Animation / South Africa / 5 min.
Chameleon is very proud of his pristine white complexion. He ends up getting covered in mud, pollen, sap and berry juice and when he finally manages to get clean he realizes he actually enjoyed having a bit of color, so how's he going to get it back?
Director: Brent Dawes
Producer: Phil Cunningham
Writer: Brent Dawes
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Brad and Gary
Animation / France / 4 min.
Brad & Gary revolves around the big idea that joining forces to overcome one’s shortcomings really is the only way out. Or in. Or maybe out again? It's also a tale about friendship, its ups and downs, it’s ins and outs…
Director: Pierre Coffin
Producer: Chris Meledandri, Janet Healy
Writer: Pierre Coffin
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The Ballad of Poisonberry Pete
Animation / USA / 6 min.
A western, with pies.
Director: Adam Campbell, Uri Lotan
Producer: Elizabeth McMahill, Uri Lotan
Writer: Adam Campbell, Elizabeth McMahill
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A Very Pink Christmas
Animation / USA / 22 min.
Pink Panther and Big Nose establish rival Christmas tree businesses in their attempts to earn the purchase price for a mutually coveted luxury car. In the process, they inadvertently discover the true Christmas spirit of giving.
Director: Ron Brewer
Producer: Walter Mirisch, Randa Ayoubi
Writer: Cliff Ruby, Elana Lesser
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Snap
Animation / Belgium / 7 min.
A young Water Haggis, meets a cool frog and an unlikely new friend. He then turns the whole Water Haggis world upside down and shows that sometimes you to have to think differently to solve a problem.
Director: Thomas G. Murphy, Hilere
Producer: Brent Wilkey, Thomas G. Murphy
Writer: Thomas G. Murphy
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Drawing for Memory
Animation / United Kingdom / 3 min.
During the war in Afghanistan, Ali fled his country, leaving behind his parents who were unable to leave. This film explores his pain of being separated from them and his hopes of one day seeing them again. This is part of a series using real-life stories of young refugees, told by the children themselves.
Director: Andy Glynne
Producer: Andy Glynne
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The Magic of the Glass Slipper: A Cinderella Story
Drama / USA / 10 min.
A renown French shoe designer searches desperately for inspiration—only to find it, finally, in a young girl washing the floor outside his window.
Director: M. David Melvin
Producer: David Jessen, M. David Melvin, Christian Louboutin
Writer: David Jessen, M. David Melvin, Christian Louboutin
Cast: Christian Louboutin, Claire Lang
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