Eyeworks Festival of Experimental Animation Day 2

Lazy Daze (2015) by Brian Smee.

Siniestro del Jefe (2015) by Anibal Bley.

The Mess (2016) by Peter Burr.

Ace of Light (1984) by Sky David.

Warmth of Your Body Can Save Me (2016) by Mila Severtseva.

Open a Manhole Cover While Walking (2015) by Ryoya Usuha.

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Feature screening: Habfürdő
5:00 PM
1979, 75 mins, 35mm

Shorts Program 2
8:00 PM
75 mins
16mm, 35mm, and video

Karen Aqua, Yours For the Taking, 1984

Anibal Bley, Siniestro del Jefe, 2015

Peter Burr, The Mess, 2016

Sky David, Ace of Light, 1984

Robert Frerck, Nebula II, 1969

Eri Kawaguchi, Wild Wild Ham, 2013

Ryo Orikasa, Datum Point, 2016

Mila Severtseva, Warmth of Your Body Can Save Me, 2016

Brian Smee, Lazy Daze, 2015

Jim Trainor, The Moschops, 2000

Ryoya Usuha, Open a Manhole Cover While Walking, 2015

Jacques Verbeek & Karin Wiertz, The Case of the Spiral Staircase, 1980

Please Note: Programs contain adult themes and adult content.

The Jack H. Skirball Series is curated by Steve Anker and Bérénice Reynaud and supported, in part, by the Ostrovsky Family Foundation.

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SUN 11/20 8:00 pm	$11	$8	$6

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Eyeworks Day 2

Eyeworks Festival of Experimental Animation Day 2

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