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IAC MOVIE 92 : SELECTION 1
The introduction and four of the movies shown in the Dawson Suite at the Novotel, Bradford on Sunday, March 29, 1992, under the banner 'The World Premiere'.
| INTRODUCTION TO MOVIE 92 Doug Collender, FACI (Newcastle upon Tyne) The 1992 Competition Officer's snappy, animated introduction to the show. |
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| 1. | REVE EN COULEUR (DREAM IN COLOUR) Richard Lewendon (Cirencester) As a girl (Deborah Bowman) dreams, we see multi-coloured images of her dancing superimposed over her face, enhancing the stark beauty of the dance itself. Photographed by Paul Cascarino and produced by Pandora Pollen. IAC Gold Seal 1992 |
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| 2. | JUST PASSING BY Leandro Blanco (Spain) The maker is 'sitting on top of the world just watching all things go by'. This is a glorious montage of things that have passed by his camera. The harmonious sound-track consists solely of his own voice, multi-dubbed over and over, and described delightfully on the end title as 'Lead voice and vocals'. BAVA Top Ten, Best Music Video 1992; IAC International Award (Open) 1992 |
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| 3. | THE LOST BEAT Teannassie Primary School (Scotland) This is a delightfully inventive piece of animation by these young film-makers under the direction of Leslie Mackenzie. Thanks to Jack, a young lad fishing, the Sun and the Moon realise that they are in love. All the children play and dance, and everyone is happy; but unthinking Man and his thoughtlessness brings about a change. . . Produced by John McGeoch with funding by Highlands & Islands Enterprise and Clown Jewels. IAC Gold Seal, Best Junior, Best Animation Award 1992 |
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| 4. | IT'S JUST A DREAM Leandro Blanco & Yvonne Gil (Spain) A brilliantly synchronised and edited collage of sea scenes and underwater images. The video is full of complicated visual techniques, using slow-motion, freeze-frames, impressive superimpositions and carefully-timed mixes, all set to the familiar Bolero by Ravel. As the music builds, the magnificent visual imagery becomes more and more intricate. IAC International Award (Open) 1992 |
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| Total running time 35 min. Not available for hire at present. |
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