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Birds Eye View Film Festival 8-14th March 2007

UK Shorts Programme [90'] plus directors Q&A
Sunday 11th March ICA CINEMA 1: 12.00PM

From quirky dance film to hard-hitting drama, this is a showcase of the best emerging UK talent. Included is winner of the UK Film Council Kodak Best Short Film Award, The Other Man, world premiere of thought provoking documentary Ordinary Magic, plus mesmerizing animations.

One Hundredth of a Second
(Susan Jacobson, UK 2006 6')

A young photojournalist is forced to face the consequences of her work in a war zone.
Ordinary Magic
[Deborah Anzalone, 2006, 9.37’]

Ordinary Magic consists of a series of interviews with six Londoners in their seventies and eighties, each of them offering intimate observations on their lifelong quest for meaning and knowledge.
Desires
[Kate Jessop, 2006, 1.42’].

Desires is a composite of stop frame and drawn animation and live action footage. A delightfully tender adaptation of Gaia Holme’s poem.
Night Practice
[Susanna Wallin, UK 2006 3']

Shot on a pitch in the middle of the night in Coventry, Night Practice combines the structure of meticulous training with simple, magical wonder.
A Moment
[Valeria Ruiz, 2006, 5.14’]

In this touching and poignant portrayal of grief we view a moment of sexual intimacy through the eyes of an elderly woman grieving her lover of a life-time.
The Girl With the Short Hair
[Maryam Mohajer, 2006, 3’]

A little girl has to 'prove' she's a girl to some boys at a party. Recounting the episode to her mother, we discover that a five-year olds' logic can bring about hilarious results.
Tingal Tangel
[Kathryn Ferguson, UK, 2006, 1.57’]

'I found an old photograph of a wooden dance machine from a Weimar Berlin Cabaret show. It inspired me to build a wooden dance machine that parodied the old chorus lines of the 1920's. ' Kathryn Ferguson
The Other Man
[Dicynna Hood, 2006, 15’]

Winner of both the Edinburgh International Film Festival and the UK Film Council Kodak Best Short Film Award, The Other Man, starring BAFTA nominated Anna Maxwell Martin (Bleak House), is a brilliantly observed story about a husband's reaction to some shocking news.
Sleep With the Fishes
[Belle Mellor, 2005, 4']

A flotilla of imagined vessels glide across a bright blue sea, struggling to stay afloat. This bizarre and wonderful animation is set to enchanting music of the Tiger Lilies.

Event total: 48.5

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