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Lights, Camera, Animation! This is LIAF’s annual showcase of the most dazzling animated student films selected from the best animation and film schools from all around the world. This is the first step on the animation ladder for these talented filmmakers, and the first time their wild and wonderful imaginations have been unleashed. Stop-motion, drawn animation, collage, cut-out, CGI, clay, ink and almost every other technique these animators can dream up are all on display here. 32 wondrous films in three programmes from the future stars of our animation universe.
This is the third of three programmes. Join us as we celebrate these incredible works, and gain insights into how the next generation is shaping the animation landscape.
Recommended age 15
An adaptation of the poem 'Going Places' by Lemn Sissay. The film follows a man's mundane evening, as he rattles around his flat, shadowed by a painted owl living on his walls. As he grows bored of the lack of direction in his own life, his resentment towards the owl grows.
Lights, Camera, Animation! This is LIAF’s annual showcase of the most dazzling animated student films selected from the best animation and film schools from all around the world. This is the first step on the animation ladder for these talented filmmakers, and the first time their wild and wonderful imaginations have been unleashed. Stop-motion, drawn animation, collage, cut-out, CGI, clay, ink and almost every other technique these animators can dream up are all on display here. 32 wondrous films in three programmes from the future stars of our animation universe.
This is the third of three programmes. Join us as we celebrate these incredible works, and gain insights into how the next generation is shaping the animation landscape.
Recommended age 15
An adaptation of the poem 'Going Places' by Lemn Sissay. The film follows a man's mundane evening, as he rattles around his flat, shadowed by a painted owl living on his walls. As he grows bored of the lack of direction in his own life, his resentment towards the owl grows.