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The Lumière brothers’ 19th century life scrutinised. What inspired them to invent cinema? Worms?

For the 25th anniversary of the festival, a programme featuring prize winners and highlights from the rich festival history is obviously unavoidable. In the build-up to the festival, visitors of the website could nominate films from the past 25 years for the Shareware programme. Not necessarily films that were once screened at the festival. Trend-setting examples of animation in the rapidly changing media landscape are screened in the Re-Imagining Animation section.

The Lumière brothers’ 19th century life scrutinised. What inspired them to invent cinema? Worms?

Romance is like a chainsaw: a very dangerous beast indeed.

The story of the elusive moon in cut-outs. Little monkeys try to reach the moon by climbing on top of one another.

Sex, religion, soccer, naval warfare!

A gang of kids find a strange house with an overgrown garden where they play. Only once do they meet the man who lives there, a dead-beat alcoholic with a free and easy spirit who welcomes them. The children see him as a romantic character in stark contrast to their neurotically house proud parents.

A group runs round the table faster and faster in a small room.