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The Best of the Ottawa International Animation Festival 2010

Presented by International House Philadelphia at The Ibrahim Theater at International House

July 15, 2011

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Held each fall, the Ottawa International Animation Festival is the largest of its kind in North America. This traveling program includes highlights from the 2010 festival and displays the wide array of styles and subjects being explored by animators from around the world. Films include: "OIAF 2010 Signal Film", dir. JJ Sedelmaier, US, 2010, digiBeta, 1.5 mins, color; "Playtime", dir. Steven Woloshen, Canada, 2009, digiBeta, 2.5 mins, color; "This is love", dir. Lei Lei, China, 2010, digiBeta, 3 mins, color; "LGFUAD", dir. Kelsey Stark, US, 2010, digiBeta, 4 mins, color; "A Family Portrait", dir. Joseph Pierce, UK, 2010, digiBeta, 4.5 mins color; "Midtown Twist", dir. Gary Leib, US, 2009, digiBeta, 1 min, color; "Little Deaths", dir. Ruth Lingford, US , 2010, digiBeta,11 mins, color; "Sorry film not ready", dir. Janet Perlman, Canada, 2010, digiBeta, 1 min, color; "Kuchao" ("A Gum Boy"), dir. Masaki Okuda, Japan, 2010, digiBeta, 4 mins, color; 
"La Traversée", dir. Elise Simard, Canada, 2010, digiBeta, 4.5 mins, color; "Prayers for Peace", dir. Dustin Grella, US, 2009, digiBeta, 7.5 mins, color; "Jean-François", dir. Tom Haugomat and Bruno Mangyoku, France, 2009, digiBeta, 6 mins, color; "Blockhead ‘The Music Scene’", dir. Anthony Schepperd, US, 2010, digiBeta, 5 mins, color; "Sinna Mann" ("Angry Man"), dir. Anita Killi, Norway, 2010, digiBeta, 20 mins, color; "Love & Theft", dir. Andreas Hykade, Germany, 2010, digiBeta, 7 mins, color.