HATE* (*a comedy)
written & directed by Drew Daywalt & David Schneider, produced
by Marichelle Inonog & Mark Colbert, 21:55, 35mm (shown on video)
What do you do when a homicidal maniac is stalking you? What do you do
when no one believes you? And perhaps most quizzically of all, what do
you do when that homicidal maniac... is a chicken?
Marichelle Inonog, Monkey Productions, 616 Masselin Avenue, #220, Los
Angeles, CA 90036, T 310-369-2711, marichellei@fox.com,
www.hateacomedy.com
Patrick Bagot, 11:40, 35mm (shown on video)
After a lethal accident in the bathtub, a young lady goes to a rock concert. The following morning, she attacks the singer with a chainsaw.
Corridor Production, 1 rue Ambroise Thomas, Paris, 75009 France, T 01 42 46 3129, corridor@club_internet.fr
Tim Finn, 4:30, 35mm
The Limboscape is a sprawling, barren terrain. Dozer and Fixer try to escape Limbo and evade the fuzz in this wacky, hand drawn getaway.
Tim Finn, 3803 Bradley Lane, Chevy Chase, MD 20815-4254, T 301-654-9341, tfinn5@yahoo.com
James Stanger, 36:45, 35mm (shown on video)
An urgent news bulletin warns a young couple, parked at passion point, that a one armed lunatic has just escaped from the insane asylum. Tires squeal. A loud thud and a blood-curdling howl is heard. Colorful characters from the lovely town of Nimrod help us discover the truth of what took place that fateful night. Full of twists and oddities reminiscent of Twin Peaks.
James Stanger, Channel Z, 2416 East 43rd St, Minneapolis, MN 55406, jim@chromiumhook.com, www.chromiumhook.com
Jeremy Solterbeck, 9:35, animation, 35mm (shown on video)
A surreal look at a mechanical world where human eggs are genetically reprogrammed by ominous machines. It shows the beauty of simple motion and repetition, and attempts to blur the line between organic and man-made “machinery”.
Jeremy Solterbeck, 615 5th Ave, San Francisco, CA 94118-3914
Don Hertzfeldt, 9:30, 35mm (shown on video)
“In the spring of 1999, the Family Learning Channel commissioned animator Don Hertzfeldt (BILLY’S BALLOON, LILY & JIM, GENRE, AH L’AMOUR - MCF -99) to produce promotional segments for their network. The cartoons were completed in five weeks. The Family Learning Channel rejected all of them upon review, and they were never aired...”
Don Hertzfeldt, 275 South Orange Ave, Suite G, Santa Barbara, CA 93117, www.bitterfilms.com
