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Director: Various Directors
Presented by: Sweaty Eyeballs and The Parkway Theater
2018, Various Countries, 82 minutes, DCP, PG-13
Language: English
Program Notes
$10 General / $8 Member / FREE for students with valid student ID
The 7th Annual Sweaty Eyeballs Animation Invitational returns to the Parkway Theatre with an extraordinary lineup of international, independent short animated films. Curated by Phil Davis (Towson University) and Max Porter (Rhode Island School of Design); including narrative, experimental, and music video work made with a variety of techniques ranging from stop motion, hand drawn, and CGI. Come on out for a night of beautiful and weird animation and cast your vote for the audience choice award!
For more information visit sweatyeyeballs.com
Animators included:
Alexandra Neuman (US)
Nienke Deutz (Netherlands)
César Pelizer (United Kingdom)
Kangmin Kim (South Korea)
Trevor Jimenez (Canada)
Jeron Braxton (US)
Anna Mantzaris (Sweden / United Kingdom)
Luca Tóth (Hungary)
Steven Subotnick (US)
Ainslie Henderson (Scotland)
Albert Birney (US)
Rachel Gutgarts (Israel)
Dante Zaballa (Argentina / Germany)
"Cuidacoches" Tall Juan
Directed by Dante Zaballa
Argentina/Germany
Ballerina
Directed by Stephen Subotnick
United States
Bloeistraat 11
Directed by Nienke Deutz
Netherlands
Enough
Directed by Anna Mantzaris
Sweden / United Kingdom
Stems
Directed by Ainslie Henderson
Scotland
Jeom
Directed by Kangmin Kim
South Korea
Octane
Directed by Jeron Braxton
United States
A Love Letter to the One I Made Up
Directed by Rachel Gutgarts
Israel
Looking For Something
Directed by César Pelizer
United Kingdom
Buzzer
Directed by Albert Birney
United States
Superbia
Directed by Luca Tóth
Hungary
Tampon
Directed by Alexandra Neuman
United States
Weekends
Directed by Trevor Jimenez
Canada
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Directions to the Parkway Theatre
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Parkway is located at 5 W. North Avenue (at the intersection of North Avenue and Charles
St.) in Baltimore's Station North Arts and Entertainment District
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