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Proof Creative Art Account Production Finisher AMPAS Reading Director Director Executive Manager Leeds FilmFest CREATIVE Program Ad 19 October 2012 V1 THE ARTERIE 3710 S. Robertson Blvd. Suite 202 Culver City, CA. 90232/ Production Manager 310 558-1699 WELCOME AND CONTENTS The 26th Leeds International Film Festival Leeds City Council has supported Leeds International Welcome to the programme for the 26th Leeds Film Festival from the very beginning when it launched International Film Festival, another major step in our at the Hyde Park Picture House in 1987. The continued mission to bring to the city the real and incredible world commitment of the local authority and leading of global filmmaking culture. The favourite sections partners over the years has played a major part in remain – Official Selection, Fanomenon, Cinema the development of the Film Festival into a nationally- Versa, and Short Film City, and they are now joined by renowned event. The Media Programme of the Retrospectives. This new archive section is dedicated European Union has supported the Film Festival for to presenting classic films in new settings, like Stanley more than a decade, helping the event to present a Kubrick at Leeds Town Hall, and to growing access to programme with over 70% European film selections rarely seen aspects of world cinema, like the early work to growing audiences. UK lottery support has been of Andrei Konchalovsky and films directed by legendary another important and continuous source of funding Japanese actress Kinuyo Tanaka. The LIFF26 Official for the Film Festival, this year awarded through the British Selection includes thirty new feature films that together Film Institute and Creative England. Several of the city’s symbolise the vast wealth of filmmaking talent at work leading venues play host to the Film Festival every year across the world today. Fanomenon is the Film Festival’s and the significance of their support is highlighted by home of the cult and the 2012 selection has the most the leading partnership status of Vue Cinemas, Leeds extreme contrasts yet, from Godzilla and Django to Town Hall and the Hyde Park Picture House. Many more Berserk and Yorkshire gore. Cinema Versa gives voice partners have contributed to the realisation of the Film to vital issues and marginalised figures, and presents Festival this year - from twentysix digital and Leeds City fascinating profiles of musicians; this year the section College to the Marriott Hotel and East Coast. Leeds features a record number of local collaborations. Finally, International Film Festival is a great cultural highlight over a hundred mini film gems are chosen for this year’s in the city and a big thank you to everyone who has Short Film City, the majority of them in competition for made the 26th edition possible. national and international awards. All of us in the LIFF26 team hope you have a wonderful experience with our film selections. Cllr Adam Ogilvie Chris Fell Executive Board Member for Leisure, Leeds City Council Director, Leeds International Film Festival Contents Festival Information 4 Cult European Comedies 72 Partners 4 Anime Day 2012 75 Venues & Map 5 Méliès d’Argent Competition: Shorts 76 Fanomenon Shorts 80 Juries & Awards 6 Night of the Dead Shorts 81 Augustin Awards, International & UK 6 Thought Bubble 83 Méliès Competition 8 Cinema Versa 87 MEDIA 9 Underground Voices 89 An introduction to the MEDIA Programme 9 Music on Film 101 of the European Union Special Events 105 Official Selection 13 Short Film City 111 Opening & Closing Gala 15 Louis Le Prince International Short Film 113 Main Programme 16 Competition 2012 World Animation Competition 119 Retrospectives 31 Best of British Short Film Competition 124 Andrei Konchalovsky 33 Yorkshire Short Film Competition 126 Kinuyo Tanaka 36 British Animation Panorama: Animate Wildly 127 Partners in Cinematography 40 British Short Film Panorama 127 Portuguese Cinema 42 French Short FIlm Panorama 131 Silent Classics 45 Magma Presents 132 Stanley Kubrick at Leeds Town Hall 47 Portuguese Short Film Panorama 134 Cherry Kino 135 Fanomenon 49 Fanomenon Panorama 51 Index 136 Day of the Dead 6 61 Features 136 Night of the Dead XII 63 Shorts 137 Fanomenon Yorkshire 66 Fanomenon Retro 68 Credits & Thanks 138 November 2012 Leeds International Film Festival 3 Proof Creative Art Account Production Finisher AMPAS Reading Director Director Executive Manager Leeds FilmFest CREATIVE Program Ad 19 October 2012 V1 THE ARTERIE 3710 S. Robertson Blvd. Suite 202 Culver City, CA. 90232/ Production Manager 310 558-1699 PARTNERS Presented by Leading Partners Funding Partners Supported by the National Lottery through the BFI and Creative England Hospitality Partners Supporting Partners Centre for World Cinemas School of Modern Languages and Cultures Film Festival Catalogue and Guide designed by Martin Grund at www.scorpiodesign.co.uk leedsfilm.com designed by Jono Alderson at 4 Leeds International Film Festival November 2012 MAP & VENUES Copyright © 2009 Leeds City Council, using map design and source data supplied under licence. All rights reserved. Designed by Applied Information Group V1 June 2009 V1 June Group Applied Information Designed by All rights reserved. supplied under licence. data using map design and source © 2009 Leeds City Council, Copyright 1 Leeds Town Hall (TOWNHALL1 & 2) 5 The HiFi Club (HIFI) The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 3AD 0113 234 8080 2 Central Road, Leeds, LS1 6DE 0113 242 7353 Access: Level access on ground floor via The Headrow Access: No wheelchair access. entrance, with lift to all floors. Wheelchair accessible toilets. 6 University of Leeds (UNI) 2 Hyde Park Picture House (HYDE) Cinema, Clothworkers’ Building North, Leeds, LS2 9JT Brudenell Road, Leeds, LS6 1JD 0113 275 2045 0113 343 8859 Access: Street level access to stalls via fire exit. No wheelchair Access: Cinema has full disabled access. accessible toilets. Guide Dogs welcome. Bus 56 from the city centre. 7 East Street Arts (ESA) Patrick Studios, St Marys Lane, Leeds, LS9 7EH 0113 248 0040 3 Vue Cinema The Light (VUE1 & VUE2) Access: Disabled access to entrance, lift access and 22 The Light, The Headrow, Leeds, LS1 8TL 08712 240 240 disabled toilet. Access: Fully wheelchair accessible via Albion St, disabled parking, infra red hearing system. 8 Saviles Hall (SAVILE) Armouries Drive, Leeds, LS10 1LT 0113 220 1990 4 City Varieties (VARIETIES) Access: Fully wheelchair accessible. Swan Street, Leeds, LS1 6LW 0113 243 0808 Access: Lift access to all levels of the auditorium and wheelchair spaces are situated at each level (subject to availability). A Marriot Hotel B All Bar One 4 Trevelyan Square, Boar Lane, Leeds, LS1 6ET 0113 236 6366 The Electric Press, Millennium Square, Leeds, LS1 3AD 0113 244 8835 C Whitelocks Fish& Turks Head Yard, Leeds LS1 6HB 0113 2453950 Various locations Check twitter@NoFishyBusiness November 2012 Leeds International Film Festival 5 SHORT FILM CITY INTERNATIONAL JURY Jacqueline Chell Mike McKenny Jaq has been working in the Mike is a film programmer, journalist exhibition industry since 2005, and academic. He manages The having spent time with the Plaza Cinema in Bradford (the Showroom Cinema and Sensoria world’s first UNESCO city of film) Film & Music Festival. She currently and is former director of the award leads the British Federation of Film winning film society Minicine. He Societies ops team - supporting, writes for various print and online encouraging and championing publications, providing feature the activity of film societies and articles and festival coverage for community cinemas across the UK, the likes of Film&Festivals Magazine, and driving BFFS’ vision of Cinema Hopelies.com and Culture Vulture. For All. He wrote his MA thesis on film festivals and cinephilia. Wannes Destroop Erik Rosenlund Wannes Destoop is a former Erik started out as an animation student of the Royal Arts Academy film maker, making several highly in Ghent. After making his debut successful hand drawn short films, short film We Are So Happy in 2008, including two that was selected Wannes submitted his second for competition at the Cannes short film Swimsuit 46 as his final Film Festival. He has recently made work for his Masters degree and his first live action short film Out of it went on to win the Jury Prize for Erasers, that has so far played more Best Short Film at the Cannes Film than 180 festivals and won more Festival in 2011, as well as being than 30 awards. selected for more than 40 film festivals. Between tackling freelance directing assignments and creating music videos, Wannes is currently preparing for his first feature film project. Marlena Lukasiak Film Programmer at the Polish Cultural Institute in London and Artistic Director of Kinoteka Polish Film Festival taking place in the UK since 2002. She is also a producer of a short animated film, Maska, directed by Quay Brothers, which was screened and awarded on more than 50 international film festivals 6 Leeds International Film Festival November 2012 SHORT FILM CITY NATIONAL JURY David Lilley Previous Winners David Lilley graduated from Film Studies at Staffordshire University Best International Fiction Short in 1996. Since then he’s been 2008 René Dir. Tobias Noelle, Switzerland producing shorts and music videos 2009 Oli’s Wedding (Nunta Lui Oli) Dir. Tudor that have screened at Raindance, Soho Rushes Shorts, LA Comedy Jurgiu, Romania Shorts, as well as having screenings 2010 Deeper Than Yesterday Dir. Ariel on ITV, Channel 4 and MTV2. In 2006 Kleiman, Australia he founded Loonatik and Drinks 2011 Bear Dir. Nash Edgerton, Australia with longtime collaborator Stephen Gray. Loonatik and Drinks have Best International Animation Short produced over 15 independently 2008 Skhizen Dir. Jeremy Clapin, France financed short films in a variety 2009 Slaves (Slavar) Dir. Hannah Hellborn & of genres. In 2011 they won the CoFilmic Audience Award for their David Aronowitsch, Sweden film The Office Orphan.
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