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by james macgregor | 4th May, 2001 | contact: james@netribution.co.uk

Jim Poole Award Short List

Watching

Mark Ash, 5 Mins

Bobby, a quiet 9-year old with a passion for birdwatching, is caught up with his parents constant battling.

The Green Man Of Knowledge

Rachel Bevan Baker, 13 mins

A young man reaches his 21st birthday and ventures forth from his home.

On reaching the Land of Enchantment, his right of passage begins.

Nominated for a BAFTA New Talent Award in 2000.

The Gashlycrumb Tinies

Calum MacDonald, 8 mins

Another animation, this time depicting a skeletal Victorian gentleman who happens upon a machine that shows him the numerous fatal calamities that befell the children of the huge Gashlycrumb family. Based on the books of the same name by Edward Gorey.

Drive Of A Lifetime

John MacKenzie, 1 min

A spoof of a car advert where a dog replaces the driver and imagines he is saving a furry animal from being run over.

My Job II

Joern Utkilen

A spelaeogist talks about her job.

Reflections Upon The Origins Of The Pineapple

Huw Davies and Nigel Atkinson, Cliffhanger Films, 7 mins

A former actor of the silent era recalls the making of his latest film, finally offering an explanation for the construction of one of Scotland’s most absurd architectural follies. Winner of the BAFTA New Talent Award for Music and Sound Design (Paul Leonard-Morgan)

Rice Paper Stars

Andy Goddard, 16 mins

Trapped inside the handbag disco from hell and drunk on Malibu and heartbreak, jilted bride Kelly Marie is having the worst day of her life. Nominated for a BAFTA New Talent Award 2000 and made through the Scottish Screen Tartan Shorts Scheme.

Quickstep

Lesley Halliday, 5 mins

For 45 years Lesley’s mother has kept a piece of film which depicted her as a young woman dancing in a ballroom. Quickstep documents her reaction to finally seeing the film and looks at the memories triggered by the experience.

Sex And Death

Cat McKiernan, 9 mins

Made under the auspices of the Cineworks scheme, Sex and Death won a BAFTA New Talent Award for Outstanding Technical Achievement in 2000 (Simon Dennis) A modern fairytale about one woman’s struggle to keep her relationships ….alive.

Scotty Dogs And Shortbread

Project Ability, Glasgow 10 mins

An animation made by artists from Project Ability, which was established in 1984 and specialises in creating art-based opportunities for disabled people. From the dinosaurs to the present day; Scottish history like you’ve never seen it before!


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