4 October 2001
Uncles 305 Portobello Road

16 October 2001
The Clinic, Gerard Street, Soho

6-11pm, 6-8pm: Bring Your Own Films

Animation Station


Programme:

Daddy
(Stephen Cavalier) 5 mins
Magic in the deep south.

Meine Heimatstadt
(Gili Dolev )10 mins
"Explores the darker side of human nature"

Control
(Matt Rochester) 10 mins
Edinburgh College of Art- "Robots and control"

Harry's Joint
(Mark Holmes) 5 mins
Edinburgh College of Art- Jazz club twist

Shadow of Doubt
(Geoff Wells) 10 mins
Jazz singer tells her story

The Apartment Cat
(Sarah Roper) 10 mins
Cat in and out of an apartment

Black Hen
(Paul Morel) 10 mins
Life of a hen

North by North West In One Minute
(Tobias Anderson) 1 min

Loophole
(Simon Richardson) 5 mins
Abstract film scratching

The Affectionate Punch
(Thor Adan Goodhall) 10 mins

Daze
(Sarah Bowen) 5 mins
Nightmare journey

Safety Catch
(Ulllaman) 10 mins
Love triangle, mixer, gun and tin opener

Andares In War time
(Halo) 10 mins

Gravity
(Romer Delimata and John Buckley ) 4 mins
Falling to earth

Telling Lies
(Simon Ellis) 5 mins
Meaning behind the words

Window
(Steve Woods) 5 mins
Looking at a window

Transit
(Piet Kroon) 8 mins
Travel Tale

1300cc
(Eoin Clarke) 5 mins
Motorbike encounter

11 October
Uncles 6-11pm 305 Portobello Road

23 October 2001
The Clinic, Gerard Street, Soho

6-11pm, 6-8pm: Bring Your Own Films

Made In
The USA 2


Programme:

Ash
(Bradley Quirk) 18 mins
Andy, an inner-city Irish American, and Michael, a successful African-American, struggle to renew their
friendship.

Clean
(Bradley Quirk) 25 mins
Aida is a Bosnian teacher now living in a Chicago halfway house and working as a chambermaid.

Return
(Cameron Pearson) 16 mins
A boy meets a homeless drifter in a deserted graveyard. They console each other.

It's Hard
(Julie Scott Edwards) 13 mins
Teenage girl tries to overcome her fear of penises.

Love For $17.50
(Clive Saunders) 25 mins
Man falls in love with a mannequin. From the short story by Charles Bukowski.

The Climax
(Sean Baker) 84 mins
A study of the post-adolescent male psyche, The Climax gives an often humorous but raw and unadulterated
look at suburban young men in America.