August 29 2004, Sunday, 4pm
ANIMATIONS BY NORWEGIAN & AUSTRALIAN FILMMAKERS, SAPEGIN & OSCAR-WINNER, ELLIOT
Whilst the six-day
London International Animation Festival ends today at The Other Cinema, a series
of ten animations, celebrating the works of two filmmakers, is being shown at
Hammersmith’s Riverside Studios. The filmmakers are Pjotr Sapegin and recent
Oscar winner, Adam Elliot from Norway and Australia respectively. Mostly of
short duration, the animations range from two minutes up to 74 minutes, in
length. All have been produced in the mid to late nineties, with several being
produced more recently.
They are: Aria (2001,
10m); Brother (1999, 8 mins); Cousin (1998, 4mins); Harvie Krumpett (2003, 23
mins); In a Corner of the World (1999, 2 mins); Model Behaviour (72mins); One
Day a Man Bought a House (1998, 7mins); Snails (1999, 6mins); The Salt Mill
(1998, 5 mins) and Uncle (1996, 6mins). Go for 4pm, pay just £4 admission, and
enjoy them all, including the Oscar-winning short, "Harvie Krumpett" which, we
believe, will be the last to be shown. Enjoy!
MENU A: £4
L: Riverside Studios, Crisp Road, London, W6
N: 020 8237 1111 (Box office)
T: Hammersmith (Piccadilly, District and Hammersmith & City lines)
W:
http://www.riversidestudios.co.uk/
