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This page is in the proccess of being updated… In the meantime we have grouped past films on our vimeo channel , have a look!
We are starting to list all the films selected in past festivals, but 2012 will be our 18th edition so there’s a lot… so bear with us!
If your film is missing get in touch with us and we’ll add them on.
2009
8.15
Dir. Jardine Sage | University of Sunderland
Abandoned
Dir. David Tomkins | Staffordshire University
August
Dir. Matthias Hoegg | Royal College of Art
NOMINATED Animation Award
AUGUST by Matthias Hoegg, full film from Matthias Hoegg on Vimeo.
Behind The Eyes
Dir. Jameel Kazmi | The Manchester College
Being
Dir. Sam Spreckley | University of Dundee
Body
Dir. Zhivko Dimitrov | Central St Martins College of Art and Design
Bullet Wound
Dir. Phil Meachem | University of central Lancashire
Elton’s Coming
Dir. Harry Farnham | Salford University
Familiar Faces
Dir. Frank Madone | University of the Arts – London College of Communication
Heartstrings (excerpt)
Dir. Rhiannon Evans | University of Wales, Newport
WINNER Animation Award | Grand Jury Award
I Wear His Shirt
Dir. Jim Morgan | Manchester Metropolitan University
James
Dir. Connor Clements | Queens University Belfast
Just Another Day
Dir. Muriel d’Ansembourg | London Film School
Kokiri
Dir. Daniel McPake | Manchester Metropolitan University
Lift
Dir. Jack Tew | Staffordshire University
Lift
Dir. Nathan Rae | Manchester Metropolitan University
Like Father Like Son
Dir. Martin Rath | Edinburgh College of Art
Listening to the Silences
Dir. Pedro Flores | London Film School
Mére
Dir. Richard Turner | Staffordshire University
Minute
Dir. Jennifer Marguerite Hargrave | Edinburgh Napier University
Moments
Dir. Martin B. Gulnov | International Film School of Wales
My Favourite Things
Dir. Edward Styles | University of Leeds
Nocturne
Dir. Andrew Parker | Staffordshire University
On The Edge
Dir. Tom Day | University of Bristol
On/Off
Dir. Avgousta Zourelidi | National Film and Television School
Paula
Dir. Guillermo Ibanez | Sheffield Hallam University
Prick
Dir. Ryan Vernava | University of Westminster
Quarrymen
Dir. Samuel Poore & Hannah Morgan | University of Wales, Newport
Recovered
Dir. Alfredo Cozzi & Joe Efstathiou | University of Hertfordshire
Sanctuary
Dir. Kris Walker | Salford University
Smarter than the Average Bear
Dir. Tomas Fuller | University of Gloucestershire
Static
Dir. Dan Grover & Matthew Beech | University of Hertfordshire
Stuck on the Edge
Dir. Jennifer Fearnley | Goldsmiths, University of London
Surface
Dir. Sam Spreckley | University of Dundee
Tape
Dir. Eleanor Marechal | Manchester Metropolitan University
Tears of the Son
Dir. Dean Threadgold | University of Westminster
Temptation
Dir. Dominic Durham | South Cheshire College
The Fisherman
Dir. Derek Beaumont | University of Bradford
The land on which we stand
Dir. Becky Payne | University of Manchester
The Monster in the Toilet
Dir. Ania Leszczynska | Edinburgh College of Art
NOMINATED Animation Award
The Sun Seekers
Dir. Jason Bradbury | The Arts University College Bournemouth
Train of Thought
Dirs. Leo Bridle and Ben Thomas | The Arts University College Bournemouth
Waiting for the end of the World
Dir. Lee Deaville | Staffordshire University
Waiting for Women
Dir. Estephan Wagner | National Film and Television School
Who’s Afraid of the Water Sprite?
Dir. William McGregor | University of the Creative Arts
Wishful Expectations
Dir. Richard Webb | Manchester Metropolitan University
NOMINATED Animation Award
Yellow Belly End (excerpt)
Dir. Philip Bacon | National Film and Television School
NOMINATED Animation Award
Yesterday’s Colours
Dir. Jasmine Hetherington – Wilkes | The Arts University College Bournemouth
2008
Coming soon…
Best of the Fest DVDs
The three exposures Best of the Fest DVDs offers a first glimpse into a new generation of emerging talent. They are all priced at £15.
To buy the DVDs online, follow the relevant link. You can also buy them by phone by calling Cornerhouse Publications on 0161 200 1503.
Best of the Fest 2005
A cross section of the best work on offer in 2005: everything from vegetable-based music videos to diary pieces and hard-hitting exposés. The film-makers ranged from self-taught 12-year-olds to post-grad students.
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Best of the Fest 2006
The 2006 edition of the Best of the Fest ranges from Zabbaleen: The Rubbish Collectors of Cairo an engaging documentary about a young boy who earns his money recycling Cairo’s waste to Grandma and the Monster, a combination of old age, stop-motion animation and the disaster movie
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Best of the Fest 2007
The 2007 crop of award winners and favourites include a good old animated adventure involving hats, a candid portrait of one man’s journey through a life of British institutions and third summary
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