Puppet is a Human too 2016

11th International Festival of Puppet Theatre and Animated Films for Adults

9th October - 16th October 2016

Programme of the film section of the Festival

13th October, Thursday

6.00pm - 6.30pm
Antropos Cinema
Ethnographic Museum
Kredytowa 1 Street,
00-056 Warsaw
interactive installation

Opening of Grzegorz Rogala's "Dance School" installation

Szkoła Tańca - Grzegorz Rogala

country: Poland
year: 2016

Movements of a person situated in front of the monitor are automatically translated into animation loops and synchronised with music.

Instructions appear on the screen.

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6.30pm - 7.40pm
Antropos Cinema
Ethnographic Museum
Kredytowa 1 Street,
00-056 Warsaw
film show

Competition films – set I

Competition films – set I

Screening of the competition films, set I.

  • SuspendedZawieszony, Aleksandra Hildebrandt, 4’16”, Poland, 2015
  • Wake UpWstawać, Jakub Oleg Wojciechowski, 7’51”, Poland, 2016
  • #286, Einat Rudman, Shani Zaltsman, 5’21”, Israel, 2015
  • CosmosKosmos, Daria Kopeć, 2’30”, Poland, 2016
  • Just a biopic, Renske Cuijpers, 2'56", The Netherlands, 2015
  • LaboratoryLaboratorium, Natalia Nguyen, 8’, Poland, 2015
  • In Other Words, Tal Kantor, 6’, Israel, 2015
  • Beyond, Milán Kopacz, 10’, Hungary, 2015
  • Omen, Alicja Kłos, 3’55”, Poland, 2016
  • Lucky, Kirsten Carina Geißer, Ines Christine Geißer, 11’, Germany, 2015
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7.50pm - 9.05pm
Antropos Cinema
Ethnographic Museum
Kredytowa 1 Street,
00-056 Warsaw
film show

Animator Is A Puppet Too

Animator Is A Puppet Too

Screening of the short films awarded at the Animator festival in Poznań (2016) (introduction by Filip Kozłowski).

  • Before love, Igor Kovalyov, 19'15”, Russia, 2015
  • Blind Vaysha, Theodore Ushev, 8'14”, Canada, 2016
  • End Game, Phil Mulloy, 6', Great Britain
  • Erlkönig, Georges Schwizgebel, 6', Switzerland
  • About a Mother, Dina Velikovskaya, 7'20”, Russia, 2015
  • Impossible Figures and Other Stories IIFigury niemożliwe i inne historie II, Marta Pajek, 14'30”, Poland, 2016
  • Sexy Laundry, Izabela Plucińska, 12', Germany, Canada, Poland, 2015
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14th October, Friday

6.00pm - 7.00pm
Antropos Cinema
Ethnographic Museum
Kredytowa 1 Street,
00-056 Warsaw
film show

Competition films – set II

Competition films – set II

Screening of the competition films, set II.

  • Somewhere, Mélody Boulissière, 6’, France, 2016
  • Solo for TwoSolo na dwie, Anita Kwiatkowska-Naqvi, Kalina Duwadzińska, 4’14”, Poland, 2016
  • Kinki, Izumi Yoshida, 10’12”, Poland, 2015
  • EdenEden, Efrat Dajan, 3'45", Israel, 2016
  • Ink meets blankZdarzenie plastyczne, Tymon Albrzykowski, 5’11”, Poland, 2016
  • A Man Called Man, Guy Charnaux, 3’33”, Canada, Brasil, 2015
  • The Gentle GiantOlbrzym, Marcin Podolec, 10’41”, Poland, 2016
  • Within Thy Walls, Daniella Schnitzer Omer Sharon, 7'17", Israel, 2015
  • DebutDebiut, Katarzyna Kijek, 7'12", Poland, 2016
  • Balcony, David Dell'Edera, 6’18”, Hungary, 2015
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7.15pm - 8.40pm
Antropos Cinema
Ethnographic Museum
Kredytowa 1 Street,
00-056 Warsaw
film show

Hungarian animated films

Hungarian animated films

Hungarian animated films (introduction by Agnieszka Kozłowska).

  • Glowing LoveIzzó szerelem, Gyula Macskássy, 2', Hungary, 1939
  • Tv-MaciTv-Maci (TV signal), Ottó Foky, 1', Hungary, 1965
  • Scenes with BeanesBabfilm, Ottó Foky, 12', Hungary, 1975
  • LunchEbéd, Csaba Varga, 5', Hungary, 1980
  • Ad astraAd astra, Ferenc Cakó, 2', Hungary, 1982
  • SconesSüti, Gyula Nagy, 10', Hungary, 1984
  • IcarusIkarusz, Géza M. Tóth, 5', Hungary, 1996
  • At the CountrysideFalun, 10', Hungary, 2010
  • Rabbit and DeerNyuszi és Őz, 16', Hungary, 2012
  • BeyondBeyond, Milán Kopasz, 10, Hungary, 2016
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8.55pm - 10.10pm
Antropos Cinema
Ethnographic Museum
Kredytowa 1 Street,
00-056 Warsaw
feature film

"Friday to Saturday" - Tomasz Pobóg-Malinowski

Friday to Saturday - Tomasz Pobóg-Malinowski

Tomasz Pobóg-Malinowski, 61’, Flying Brick Films, UK, 1991

A documentary about the oeuvre of Zbigniew Rybczyński, the world-famous Polish filmmaker, creator of experimental animated films and multimedia artist who has won numerous prestigeous awards, including the 1982 Academy Award for Best Animated Short film for Tango. He is renowned for his genious innovative techniques and pioneering experimentation in the field of new image technology, being a true visionary. In the film Rybczyński talks about his work. We also watch fragments of his films. Director Tomasz Pobóg-Malinowski uses Rybczyński's language which allows him to create a structure parallel to the films of his protagonist.

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15th October, Saturday

5.00pm - 6.00pm
Antropos Cinema
Ethnographic Museum
Kredytowa 1 Street,
00-056 Warsaw
film show

Competition films – set III

Competition films – set III

Screening of the competition films, set III.

  • VelodromeVelodrool, Sander Joon, 6’12”, Estonia, 2015
  • That's how it was, Joana Nogueira, Patrícia Rodrigues, 12’58”, Portugal, 2015
  • Gli.tch.Gli.tch., Mikołaj Sęczawa, 3’34”, Poland, 2014
  • The Flowers, Limor Salman, 4'02", Israel, 2016
  • What happens in your brain if you see a German word like...?, Zora Rux, 5’, Germany, 2015
  • HadarimHadarim, Shlomi Yosef, 5'23", Israel, 2016
  • The Garden of Happy Dead PeopleOgród szczęśliwych umarlaków, Bożena Czech, 3’08”, Poland, 2016
  • Between Night and DayMiędzy dniem a nocą, Zespół “Akcja Animacja”, 2’, Poland, 2016
  • No-Go Zone, Atelier Collectif, 10’, Belgium, 2016
  • The Last FriendOstatni Przyjaciel, Gabriela Okuniewicz, 2'46", Poland, 2015
  • The River, Heeseon Kim, 8'36", Great Britain, Korea, 2015
  • In the gripW szponach, Patrycja Żak, 2’55”, Poland, 2015
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6.15pm - 7.45pm
Antropos Cinema
Ethnographic Museum
Kredytowa 1 Street,
00-056 Warsaw
film show

Hubert Sielecki Film Retrospective

Hubert Sielecki Film Retrospective

duration: 64 min

Hubert Sielecki Film Retrospective (introduction by Hubert Sielecki)

  • Festival, Hubert Sielecki, 4'10”, Austria, 1985
  • Air Fright, Hubert Sielecki, 8'10”, Austria, 1995
  • Book Factory, Hubert Sielecki, 3'30”, Austria, 1996
  • Sound Poem, Hubert Sielecki, 2'15”, Austria, 2007 (text Gerhard Ruhm)
  • Unequal Brothers, Hubert Sielecki, 2', Austria, 2007 (text Gerhard Ruhm)
  • Levitation, Hubert Sielecki, 3', Austria, 2007 (text Gerhard Ruhm)
  • The Heroes, A.S.K., 4'30”, Austria, 1992
  • Nitweitaget, Hubert Sielecki, 1'30”, Austria, 1994
  • Ballad of M. Lassing, Hubert Sielecki, 8', Austria, 1992
  • Track, Hubert Sielecki, 3'50”, Austria, 2006, (text Karin Spielhofer)
  • Dialogue about Austria, Hubert Sielecki, 3'20”, Austria, 2013 (text Gerhard Ruhm)
  • The Longest Kiss, Hubert Sielecki, 4'30”, Austria, 2014 (text Gerhard Ruhm)
  • Legend of Joseph, Hubert Sielecki, 4'20”, Austria, 2016 (text Gerhard Ruhm)
  • Hit Parade, Hubert Sielecki, A.S.K, 12', Austria, 1998
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8.00pm - 9.20pm
Antropos Cinema
Ethnographic Museum
Kredytowa 1 Street,
00-056 Warsaw
feature film

Nuts! - Penny Lane

Nuts! - Penny Lane

Nuts!
Penny Lane, 79', USA, 2016

Film awarded at the International Festival of Animated Films ANIMATOR in Poznań (2016). Introduction by Filip Kozłowski.

An inventive, wildly fun and mostly true story of John Romulus Brinkley, a Kansas doctor who in 1917 discovered that he could cure impotence by transplanting goat testicles into men. Screened at a number of festivals, including Sundance.

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