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SUNDAY JULY 26, ROOM 10
10:00AM - 5:00PM SHORT FILMS FOR ALL AGES!
Comic-Con International welcomes the San Diego International Children's Film Festival back to Kids' Day for its third big year. This year's day-long programming of some of the finest of films for children of all ages also officially launches the 6th annual edition of the festival, which runs from July 26 through August 16 around San Diego. For more information regarding other venues and events, visit the SDICFF website: www.sdchildrensfilm.org. The San Diego International Children's Film Festival features short films made for children—animation, live action, and documentary—and screens all day long in Room 10 on the upper level of the Convention Center. Key: A = Animated • L = Live Action • D = Documentary Program #1 - 10:15–11:15Animation Showcase!One hour of creative animation from around the world! (A) (60:00) Program #2 - 11:20–12:20Id Yoonah Nam How the mind works – an experiment in art. (A) (4:10) Spider's Walk Eric Wagner Malevolent creatures may be quite benign viewed through the looking glass. (A) (5:02) Azamani & Izanagi Allie Takahashi An abstract interpretation of a Shinto creation narrative. (A) (1:43) The Turtle and the Shark Ryan Woodward Fonuea and her husband flee to the island of Tutuila. Based on the Samoan legend. (A) (3:52) Stay in My Memory Katy Davis Dreamy mixed media animated short about love and loss. (A) (4:18) Retrato De Noa Bethynia Cardenas Iniguez An experimental self-portrait recounting childhood. (A) (1:02) The Lighthouse Keepers Katie G. Jones In 1919, Theresa Glanville was born in the lighthouse in County Clare, Ireland. In 2007, Theresa's granddaughter visited the lighthouse. (A) (6:40) The Candy Ruben Figures When kids want candy, they want candy. (L) (1:49) Intermission Patrick Murray A cautionary tale concerning a life spent running. (A) (2:55) Golliwog's Cakewalk Joe Chomiak Careful what you step on. (L) (3:53) Dad's Red Tractor Joe Chomiak A boy's adventures on a tractor. (L) (3:58) I Sing on the Cake Nadia Chaney A sweet song of love from a daughter to the immigrant mother who taught her to trust her art. (A) (3:54) Tah-Dah Stacey Chomiak One bug, one farmer and the cello that brought them together. (A) (2:20) For A Fistful of Snow Julien Ezri In the wild north, a battle over a fistful of snow. (A) (5:42) Program #3 - 12:30–1:30The Collection Keren Albala A curious girl investigates the mysterious disintegration of her paper world. (L) (6:42) The Juggler Jack Ofield Is there anything the Juggler cannot juggle? (A) (4:00) Dandelion...Will Make You Wise Jack Ofield The beginning of the world is with us always. (A) (5:00) Circus Minimus Jack Ofield The American circus reconstructed by craftsman Henry Dunklee. (A) (3:00) For Your Entertainment Guenever Goik A white tiger cub, raised for show business, is deemed unfit for the stage and discarded. Can he escape captivity? (A) (3:52) Egg Robot Momo Shinhee Kim The offspring of a chicken robot and a human robot knows he is different. (L) (5:34) Goldilocks Redirected Beth Albright Inspired by silhouette animation, puppet shows, and tactile textures, tells a familiar tale in a new way. (A) (1:53) The Fan and the Flower Bill Plympton An ill-fated romance between a fan and a flower magically creates a fairy tale ending. From famed animator Bill Plympton. Narrated by Paul Giamatti. (A) (7:10) Hot Dog Bill Plympton One dog's quest for greatness in the heat of heroism. (A) (5:41) Program #4 - 1:30–2:30Leave Honey on Your Skin Kristy Linderholm Sometimes war turns into true love. (A) (5:00) The Border Maya Lior Based on personal childhood experience during the Gulf War and the Second Infitada, 1991-2000. A wall was built to separate two cultures in constant conflict. (A) (2:59) The Adventures of Tommy T-Bone David Icely An animated T-bone steak runs from his hungry nemesis. (A) (:35) Lieing Man Roger Leatherwood A man lying in the ocean is confronted by a shark. (A) (1:00) Lightride Ian Fischer He wakes in darkness. A formless world. He creates with light. (A) (5:15) Zach & Joonki Zachary Lind Two boys with overactive imaginations play superheroes. (A) (2:38) Pigeon Pilfer Michael Stevenson The stares of pigeons torment a man as he attempts to enjoy a corndog. (A) (1:36) The Mouse That Soared Kyle T. Bell A famous flying circus mouse reflects on his humble beginnings. (A) (5:45) Snuggle Time Angela O. Sullivan The story of a little girl, a vampire and the stuffed toy lamb caught between them. (A) (5:04) Gerald's Last Day Justin and Shel Rasch Gerald the dog is scheduled for termination by the pound at 5 p.m. Can he find an adopter in time? (A) (12:00) Moongirl Henry Selick One night, a boy and his flying squirrel are caught by a fish and taken to meet the Girl in the Moon. From the director of A Nightmare Before Christmas, James and the Giant Peach, and Coraline. (A) (8:37) Program #5 - 2:30–3:302 Fast 2 Furry Chase Matthews Two dogs joyriding in a car. Let the good times roll. (L) (12:00) The Hard Life of a Dog Ryan T. Fulton Even dogs can learn lessons. (A) (4:00) The Cock & Bull Story Ari Carrillo A thief who will do anything to escape. (A) (3:10) La Cecilia Ari Carillo The life of a Japanese tourist changes forever when a Mexican florist serenades her. (A) (4:00) 1/2 Off: The Mini Adventures of Burger Jess Haber A package of ground beef tries a last-ditch effort of escape before consumption. (L) (6:50) The Little Duke Nathan Levine-Heaney On the day of his Bar Mitzvah, Isaac Kaufman blazes an unorthodox trail into manhood. (L) (7:54) Propose Daniel Racusin A music video for the Japanese band Paraele Stripes. (A) (4:30) Gallery Girl Andrew Marshel Tired of her flat existence, a girl painted on an Egyptian hieroglyphic wall decides to explore the other paintings. (A) (5:09) Dear Fatty Hsin-I Tseng A little girl writes a letter to her pet hamster Fatty, wondering why he took a trip away from home. (A) (7:00) Karma Cafe Eben Kostbar A coffee shop cashier instills confidence in a lonely, young man seeking love. Are they the words of The Wise? Or simply acts of coincidence? (L) (10:16) Wishful Thinking Jane Sablow An imaginative 3-year-old changes the theme of her traditional birthday party. (A) (4:50) V Ly Bolia A celebration of the letter V. (A) (6:00) What to Eat, Oscar? Mig Jou A fox needs a snack. (A) (3:56) A Flat in B Minor Scott Fiander The changing of a flat tire to the rhythm of a tango...in B Minor....on a distant planet. (A) (2:45) Program #6 - 3:30–5:00Thom Cat Mike Gray Thom G. Cat is a genius inventor, a brilliant scientist, and a fashion trendsetter…not bad for a cat! (A) (7:00) The Infinite Goliath Mike Gray The alleged master of evil meets his match in neighborhood children. (A) (6:52) Without Your Permission Anthony Rhoads A perpetual traveler with a mysterious machine searches to find its purpose. (A) (8:30) Jabbawaki Sean B. Conly The story of a monster's love, and a journey of self discovery. (A) (11:40) Gym Lesson Hannes Rall A little boy faces a common nightmare - gym class. (A) (8:00) (Germany) Galaxy Gulp Ross Scott Focuses on the events in an outer space gas station. (A) (7:29) Lolly's Box Valerie LaPointe Lolly's fort was an old cardboard box. Suddenly, things changed. (A) (3:03) Summer Storm Valerie LaPointe One hot summer day, two girls decide to save the world from global warming. (A) (6:00) Toumai Carlos Stevens In a condensed human existence, man defies nature and attempts to build the ultimate machine. (A) (4:12) One Little Step Nicholas Economides A heartfelt comedy about a mime and a clown, two social outcasts trying to face their fate. (L) (6:34) Jellyfish Niche Jenny Sherman A little jellyfish has trouble finding his niche. (A) (2:30) Sharon Louden Showcase Sharon Louden A collection of short, animated films from renowned visual artist Sharon Louden. (A) (10:00) Fossil Fools Calvin Prieto, Max Groff, Jun Kwak, Michael Relth, Kenny Ceron When the human world faces environmental extinction, a courageous little dinosaur takes a heroic stand. (A) (4:58) Red & Blue Tyler Ayres A short story about personality and perseverance. Each day two little balloons hold a race... (A) (4:20) Montrose Avenue Marek Colek/Pat Shewchuck One day in the neighborhood—more eventful than it appears. (A) (5:30) |
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Dates for 2010
SUN, JULY 25
PREVIEW NIGHT
WED, JULY 21
Location
Convention Center
111 W. Harbor Dr.
San Diego, CA 92101
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