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Animac 2019 Que, Sens Dubte, Referma L’Aposta De Lleida Per L’Art Animat I Més CAT MOSTRA INTERNACIONAL DE CINEMA D’ANIMACIÓ DE CATALUNYA / LLEIDA DEL 21 AL 24 DE FEBRER SALUTACIÓ PROGRAMA PER DIES DIJOUS 21 18 h 00 h La Llotja, Sala 2 La Casa de la Bomba 12 h El diari de Bita i Cora. Produir Animac de nit. Animac és la La Llotja, Sala 2 una sèrie en stop motion bomba Incubator i Vermut TV On Producciones, amb Vicente Mentre el cos aguanti. Networking Mallols i Paloma Mora, presenten Entrada gratuïta. el procés de treball d’aquesta nova MÚSICA. +18 Presentació de projectes en fase sèrie infantil. de producció davant d’un panell de CONFERÈNCIA. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS professionals de la indústria del cinema animat. DIVENDRES 22 PROFESSIONALS. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS 19 h La Llotja, Sala 1 10 h De 17 h a 20 h Curts 1 La Llotja, Davall La Llotja, Sala Martina Castells Desferma la teva imaginació! Trobada stop motion Animacrea CURTS. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Conversa oberta entre els Tallers amb les millors escoles convidats especials d’Animac i el d’animació, Espai Kids, parades 19.30 h públic. animades i més. La Llotja, Sala 2 Entrada gratuïta. Entrada gratuïta Animac Cartoon. Noves sèries TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Lleida és, un any més, el centre de l’animació internacional. Animac, la Mostra Internacional de MULTIDISCIPLINARI. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Estrena de sèries internacionals Cinema d’Animació de Catalunya, organitzada per l’Ajuntament de Lleida i que se celebra del 21 de TV. 11 h al 24 de febrer, arriba a la 23a edició, la qual cosa ens converteix en el festival especialitzat més De 17 h a 20 h SÈRIES. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS La Llotja, Sala 2 veterà de l’Estat espanyol i el de més èxit de públic, sense renunciar al seu esperit més jove. La Llotja, Sala Martina Castells Market Pitch Open Screen 20.30 h Micropresentacions d’activitats i Animac és mercat de talent i motor de la indústria de l’animació. És, sota la direcció de Carolina Projeccions sense parar. La Llotja, Sala 1 serveis del sector. Retrospectiva Aardman, talent Inauguració PROFESSIONALS. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS López, una mostra d’alt nivell que té en el seu ADN donar a conèixer l’animació més puntera, local, curts no narratius i Un tastet del millor de la Mostra i així com un punt de trobada per transmetre aquest coneixement als joves creadors. Animac és Short&Sweet. entrega del Premi Honorífic i 11 h cultura, amb la projecció del millor de l’animació mundial, conferències i altres activitats; Animac Entrada gratuïta. Animation Master. La Llotja, Davall és educació, amb les sessions escolars i els tallers; Animac és, també, indústria, amb l’espai Pro. MULTIDISCIPLINARI. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS CURTS. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Portfolio Sessions Vis-a-vis entre professionals i Per a l’edició d’enguany el tema triat és l’stop motion, el rodatge foto a foto, una tècnica dels inicis 17.30 h 22 h talents emergents. La Llotja, Sala 1 La Llotja, Sala 1 del cinema però que compta amb molts creadors que la fan servir de manera extraordinària i que PROFESSIONALS Futur Talent 1 Monogràfic stop motion 1: l’han anat actualitzant i millorant. Peter Lord, Mark Osborne, Chris Lavis i Maciek Szczerbowski Curtmetratges d’estudiants d’arreu La casa lobo D’11 h a 14 h o el segell d’autor inconfusible Aardman Animations seran algunes de les primeres espases del món. Faula político-existencial al regne La Llotja, Sala Martina Castells que assistiran a la 23a edició de l’Animac, que arriba al rècord de pel·lícules presentades per CURTS. +12 dels contes, sinistra i seductora. Animacrea convocatòria oberta, 1.050. VOSE (castellà i alemany). LLARG. +12 L’espai amb més color d’Animac. Tallers de totes les tècniques El Petit Animac, Animacrea, les activitats paral·leles, així com l’Animac Pro completaran la animades, projeccions, mercat gran oferta que ens ofereix Animac 2019 que, sens dubte, referma l’aposta de Lleida per l’art animat i més. Entrada gratuïta. audiovisual, per la cultura i per la nostra internacionalització. Som-hi Lleida! MULTIDISCIPLINARI. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Fèlix Larrosa i Piqué Paer en Cap Conferències. El diari de Bita i Cora Inauguració. Muedra Monogràfic stop motion 1: La casa lobo 2 3 PROGRAMA PER DIES D’11 h a 14 h 16.30 h 18 h 20.30 h DISSABTE 23 D’11 h a 14 h La Llotja, Sala Martina Castells La Llotja, Sala 2 La Llotja, Sala 2 CaixaForum La Llotja, Sala Martina Castells Open Screen Talent espanyol a Isla de El clarobscur de I+G stop Curts 1 10 h Open Screen Projeccions en sessió contínua. perros motion Al pot petit hi ha la bona confitura. La Llotja, Davall Projeccions en sessió contínua. Retrospectiva Aardman, talent Cristina Acuña, César Díaz, Anna Solanas i Marc Riba CURTS. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Esmorzar amb les autores i Retrospectiva Aardman, talent local, curts no narratius i local, curts no narratius i Sonia Iglesias i Sergio Lara ens desvetllen els secrets del seu els autors Short&Sweet. expliquen com van treballar a fascinant i creatiu univers. 22 h Short&Sweet. Comencem el dia amb cafè i bona Entrada gratuïta. la darrera producció de Wes CONFERÈNCIA. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Entrada gratuïta. La Llotja, Sala 1 conversa. MULTIDISCIPLINARI. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Anderson. MULTIDISCIPLINARI. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Monogràfic stop motion 4: Entrada gratuïta. CONFERÈNCIA. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS 19 h Spooky Night TOTS ELS PÚBLICS 12 h La Llotja, Sala 1 La part més fosca de l’stop motion. 12.30 h De 17 h a 20 h La Llotja, Sala 2 Curts 2 CURTS. +18 11 h La Llotja, Sala 1 La Llotja, Sala Martina Castells Incubator Una collita extraordinària. La Llotja, Sala 1 Petit Animac 2. Imaginació Presentació de projectes Animacrea CURTS. +12 22 h Petit Animac 5. Captain al poder! emergents a professionals i El cor d’Animac amb tallers, CaixaForum Morten and the Spider Queen Històries d’animals, somnis i una artistes. projeccions i molt més. 19 h Caputxeta Vermella ballarina. Curts 4 Morten, un nen de 10 anys fill PROFESSIONALS. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Entrada gratuïta. CaixaForum Els curts més atrevits. de mariner, imagina aventures CURTS. INFANTIL. +3 MULTIDISCIPLINARI. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Retrospectiva Katariina CURTS. +18 fantàstiques mentre espera 16 h Lillqvist l’arribada del seu pare. 12.30 h La Llotja, Sala 1 De 17 h a 20 h Kafka, Brecht i contes romanís en 23 h VOS (anglès). LLARG. INFANTIL. +6 La Llotja, Sala 2 El gran pioner: Ladislas La Llotja, Sala Martina Castells un stop motion captivador. Cafè del Teatre Masterclass. Katariina Starewitch Open Screen CURTS. +12 Curts Bandarres 11 h Lillqvist. La gran Un geni sense parangó, un Projeccions en sessió contínua. Sense censura. La Llotja, Sala 2 narradora referent absolut. Contes i faules Retrospectiva Aardman, talent 19.30 h Entrada gratuïta. La guanyadora del premi inoblidables en animació de Retrospectiva Aardman 1: local, curts no narratius i La Llotja, Sala 2 CURTS. +18 Animation Master d’Animac 2019 titelles. Short&Sweet. Early Shorts. Els anys 80 Cartoons: Adult Swim Plastilina al poder! presenta el seu procés creatiu. CURTS. TOTS ELS PUBLICS Entrada gratuïta. The Shivering Truth i altres 00 h VOSE (anglès). CURTS. +12 CONFERÈNCIA. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS MULTIDISCIPLINARI. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS sèries stop motion La Casa de la Bomba 16 h Estrena de la nova sèrie dels Animac de nit. Animac és la 11 h 12.30 h CaixaForum 17.30 h creadors de Wonder Showzen i bomba CaixaForum Animació Pro Social La Llotja, Sala 1 CaixaForum altres sèries trencadores. Mentre el cos aguanti. Bob Esponja. La Pel·lícula Petit Animac 4. Coses de casa Animació combativa. Reflexió i Futur Talent 2 VOS (anglès). SÈRIES. +18 Bar musical oficial Animac. Coses extraordinàries en el dia Treballs de graduació d’arreu del món. En record a Stephen Hillenburg, denúncia amb temes socials, com Entrada gratuïta. a dia. la immigració, en el punt de mira. CURTS. +12 creador de Bob Esponja. 20.30 h MÚSICA. +18 VOS (anglès). LLARG. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS CURTS. INFANTIL. +8 CURTS. +8 La Llotja, Sala 1 17.30 h Monogràfic stop motion 3: 16 h CaixaForum D’11 h a 14 h Hoffmaniada La Llotja, Sala 1 Curts 3 La Llotja, Sala Martina Castells L’univers d’E. T. A. Hoffmann amb Animacrea Retrospectiva Aardman 3: Selecció de perles animades. titelles animats! CURTS. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS Tallers d’animació amb mil ¡Piratas! VOS (rus). LLARG. +16 tècniques i estils. Una colla de pirates inadaptats Entrada gratuïta. i el seu capità inexperimentat MULTIDISCIPLINARI. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS volen guanyar el concurs del Millor pirata de l’any. VOS (anglès). LLARG. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS El gran pioner: Ladislas Starewitch Curts 2. Soy una tumba Monogràfic stop motion 3: Hoffmaniada Petit Animac 5. Captain Morten and the Spider Q. Curts 1. Elektrica diena Open Screen. Retrospectiva Aardman. Morph 4 5 PROGRAMA PER DIES 16 h 17.30 h This Magnificent Cake, la nova DIUMENGE 24 D’11 h a 14 h 16 h CaixaForum CaixaForum pel·lícula dels creadors de Oh, La Llotja, Sala Martina Castells La Llotja, Sala 1 Willy... i més. Petit Animac 7. Pat i Mat. Petit Animac 3. Somiar és 10 h Open Screen Mark Osborne: The Little VOS (anglès). MIGMETRATGE i CURTS. +18 Passatemps d’hivern gratis La Llotja, Davall Projeccions en sessió contínua. Prince Uns manetes molt sapastres i divertits. La filla d’un sabater vol ser Esmorzar amb les autores i Retrospectiva Aardman, talent La magnífica versió animada de 20.30 h local, curts no narratius i SD. LLARG. TOTS ELS PÚBLICS astronauta i altres desitjos i els autors la novel·la d’Antoine de Saint- somnis.
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