Animateka - mednarodni festival animiranega filma
Kersnikova 4, SI-1000 Ljubljana
Phone386 (0) 59 97 17 47
Igor Prassel, Programme Director
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| − | [[Animateka International Animated Film Festival]] is a specialised competitive festival which focuses on Central and East European animated film production. | + | [[Animateka International Animated Film Festival]] is a specialised competitive festival which focuses on Central and East European animated film production. Although formally established in [[Established::2004]], its roots go back 6 years earlier to when the [[Slovenian Cinematheque]] introduced a special monthly programme focusing on animated film. Today Animateka is co-produced by the [[2 Reels - Association for Reanimation of Storytelling]] and [[Kinodvor Cinema]]. The annual festival takes place at the [[Kinodvor Cinema]] and at the [[Slovenian Cinematheque]] in Ljubljana during the second week of December. |
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===Festival sections=== | ===Festival sections=== | ||
| − | The Animateka International Animated Film Festival has 9 sections | + | The Animateka International Animated Film Festival has 9 sections, 2 of which are competitive. The main festival section, the Competition Programme, focuses on contemporary animated film production from Central and Eastern European countries. This fact garners Animateka a great deal of attention in the larger international context although the much older and bigger Animafest Zagreb takes place in neighbouring Croatia. The second competitive section, the Elephant in Competition, attracts even greater international attention. A previously existing section which became competitive with the 2009 edition of the festival, the popular Elephant in Competition section focuses on animated film production meant for young audiences. |
| − | The Eastern and Central European Panorama section is | + | The Eastern and Central European Panorama section is an extension of the main competitive section as it broadens its overview on Central and Eastern European animated film production. With its European Student Panorama section Animateka festival gives a special focus also to the animated film production by European film schools and art academies. As its name suggests, the Best of the Rest section presents a carefully selected programme from other parts of the world, bringing the attention to well-known directors and awarded films. The Jury Programme section is one of the great peculiarities of the Animateka festival: each member of the main international jury is given the possibility to direct the attention of the audience to a certain director or to a certain tendency in the past or to contemporary animated film production. In the past years the Animateka festival screened several amazing personal retrospectives including ones of Koji Yamamura, Georges Schwizgebel, and Osvaldo Cavandoli, respectively. |
| − | The most extensive festival section is the Special Programme section as it incorporates several | + | The most extensive festival section is the Special Programme section as it incorporates several subsections. Those subsections are usually retrospectives, overviews of certain national animated film productions, or festival programmes, regional focuses, etc. In the past years there were some excellent programmes such as a retrospective on Stop-Motion, focuses on Polish, Basque, Norwegian, Canadian, Yugoslav, and Finnish animated film production, and a special programme on animated films linked to the topic of human rights. |
| − | A special section is dedicated also to feature length animated films. Some of those films are later included in the Slovene [[Art Cinema Network| Art Cinema Network's]] distribution. | + | A special section is dedicated also to feature length animated films. Some of those films are later included in the Slovene [[Art Cinema Network| Art Cinema Network's]] distribution. The final section of Animateka festival's programme is also one of the most popular among the audience – this is the the Elephant section which brings a carefully selected educational animated film programme meant for schools and families with children. |
| − | Each | + | Each year's Animateka festival also brings a rich and diverse Accompanying Programme. It includes puppet shows, exhibitions, concerts, workshops, and meetings between artists, scholars, festival curators, and the audience. |
===Festival awards and contests=== | ===Festival awards and contests=== | ||
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| − | Each year | + | Each year an international 5-member-jury, composed of artists, festival curators and/or scholars confers the main festival award and five special mentions (one from each member). The main festival award, the Animateka Grand Prix, goes to one or two selected works from the Competition Programme, whilst each member of the jury has also got the right to confer the Special Mention to another film of his or her choice from the Competition Programme. Among the winners of the Animateka Grand Prix were the films ''Four'' [Štyri] by Ivana Šebestova, ''NightStill'' by Elke Groen, ''Homeland'' by Juan de Dios Marfil Atienze, ''Crocodile'' by Kaspar Jancis. |
| − | The jury composed | + | The jury composed of selected representatives from the audience bestows the Maestro Audience Award (to any film from the whole festival programme), while the children’s jury grants the NLB Vita Award for the selected work from the Elephant Children's programme. Recent winners of these two awards include the films ''Log Jam: The Snake'' by Alexei Alexev, ''Vasilisa'' by Darina Shmidt, ''Tôt ou tard'' by Jadwiga Kowalska, ''Land of the Heads'' by Céderic Louis and Claude Barras. |
| − | For the second year the Animateka festival programme | + | For the second year the Animateka festival programme has also included a special contest for web and mobile device based animations called AnimaWeb. |
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Revision as of 21:42, 1 February 2010
Contact
Past Events
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14 Jun 2021
19 Jun 2021
Igor Prassel from Animateka International Animated Film Festival participating
at the Annecy International Animation Film Festival
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12 Jun 2021
13 Jun 2021
Slovenian Classics of Puppet Animation, a selection of 35mm films, curated by Animateka International Animated Film Festival
at the Trieste Film Festival
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3 Feb 2017
11 Feb 2017
France Clermont-Ferrand Amphi Agnès Varda,Auditorium Genova,Cinéma Le Capitole,Maison des Congrès et de la Culture,Petit Vélo
Screenings of Nighthawk by Špela Čadež (Finta) in the international competition programme, several short films and presentations of the Animateka International Animated Film Festival and the Kraken Film Society, with producer Viva Videnovič (Strup Productions) and director Olmo Omerzu at Euro Connections
at the Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival
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2 Feb 2015
6 Feb 2015
The Slovenian Film Centre, Animateka, and Kraken at the 30th Short Film Market at the 37th Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival
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22 Oct 2013
26 Oct 2013
Contemporary Slovene Animation including the comics exhibition I Feel Great and films Stripburger (Strip Core, Forum Ljubljana) in Motion, Patty, Short Film in Perverses, Work, Wall of Sighs, Chicory ‘n’ Coffee, EX PASSU, Lovesick, Katalena: Ta aldowska, Koyaa – The Extraordinary, and The Last Lunch, with Igor Prasel (Animateka International Animated Film Festival) as curator of the programme
at the PRIMANIMA World Festival of First Animations
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12 Jul 2012
Films by Špela Čadež (Lovesick and Last Minute) (Finta) and selected international authors featured by Animateka at the Espressofilm; a discussion with Animateka programme director Igor Prassel, supported by the Slovenian Culture and Information Centre, Vienna (SKICA), Embassy of the Republic of Slovenia Vienna,
at the espresso film, Open Air Kurzfilmfestival
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2 May 2011
7 May 2011
Selected Slovene and East European animated films from the Animateka International Animated Film Festival
Festival sections
The Animateka International Animated Film Festival has 9 sections, 2 of which are competitive. The main festival section, the Competition Programme, focuses on contemporary animated film production from Central and Eastern European countries. This fact garners Animateka a great deal of attention in the larger international context although the much older and bigger Animafest Zagreb takes place in neighbouring Croatia. The second competitive section, the Elephant in Competition, attracts even greater international attention. A previously existing section which became competitive with the 2009 edition of the festival, the popular Elephant in Competition section focuses on animated film production meant for young audiences.
The Eastern and Central European Panorama section is an extension of the main competitive section as it broadens its overview on Central and Eastern European animated film production. With its European Student Panorama section Animateka festival gives a special focus also to the animated film production by European film schools and art academies. As its name suggests, the Best of the Rest section presents a carefully selected programme from other parts of the world, bringing the attention to well-known directors and awarded films. The Jury Programme section is one of the great peculiarities of the Animateka festival: each member of the main international jury is given the possibility to direct the attention of the audience to a certain director or to a certain tendency in the past or to contemporary animated film production. In the past years the Animateka festival screened several amazing personal retrospectives including ones of Koji Yamamura, Georges Schwizgebel, and Osvaldo Cavandoli, respectively.
The most extensive festival section is the Special Programme section as it incorporates several subsections. Those subsections are usually retrospectives, overviews of certain national animated film productions, or festival programmes, regional focuses, etc. In the past years there were some excellent programmes such as a retrospective on Stop-Motion, focuses on Polish, Basque, Norwegian, Canadian, Yugoslav, and Finnish animated film production, and a special programme on animated films linked to the topic of human rights.
A special section is dedicated also to feature length animated films. Some of those films are later included in the Slovene Art Cinema Network's distribution. The final section of Animateka festival's programme is also one of the most popular among the audience – this is the the Elephant section which brings a carefully selected educational animated film programme meant for schools and families with children.
Each year's Animateka festival also brings a rich and diverse Accompanying Programme. It includes puppet shows, exhibitions, concerts, workshops, and meetings between artists, scholars, festival curators, and the audience.
Festival awards and contests
Each year an international 5-member-jury, composed of artists, festival curators and/or scholars confers the main festival award and five special mentions (one from each member). The main festival award, the Animateka Grand Prix, goes to one or two selected works from the Competition Programme, whilst each member of the jury has also got the right to confer the Special Mention to another film of his or her choice from the Competition Programme. Among the winners of the Animateka Grand Prix were the films Four [Štyri] by Ivana Šebestova, NightStill by Elke Groen, Homeland by Juan de Dios Marfil Atienze, Crocodile by Kaspar Jancis.
The jury composed of selected representatives from the audience bestows the Maestro Audience Award (to any film from the whole festival programme), while the children’s jury grants the NLB Vita Award for the selected work from the Elephant Children's programme. Recent winners of these two awards include the films Log Jam: The Snake by Alexei Alexev, Vasilisa by Darina Shmidt, Tôt ou tard by Jadwiga Kowalska, Land of the Heads by Céderic Louis and Claude Barras.
For the second year the Animateka festival programme has also included a special contest for web and mobile device based animations called AnimaWeb.
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