International Program #1 (2010)

An ideal Opening Film! A gorgeously crafted paint-on-glass work, which takes us on an intriguing journey to that oddest of all little places where memories are invented.

A picture - so they say - is worth a thousand words. But which thousand words?

One face, many visages. A galloping parade of audacious masks.

A lost ping-pong ball in the city of Magic Cube turns out to be a curious path to love for the most beautiful Magic Cubian of them all.

Tom and Jerry get caught up in the pointless insanity of a modern airport.

Shot in glorious Cinetrope! A brilliantly crafted bridge between digital and physical animation processes.

Colourful sound, joyfully noisey colour. The perfect intersection of the world's two finest artforms.

An absolutely eye-popping animated version of the absurdist poem "An Anna Blume", by Dadaist poet Kurt Schwitters, all done in super-bold, consciousness-expanding black, white and red.

All a superhero needs is his turf, his mask and some decent wheels. Even pants aren't essential.

The sheer scale of this production has to be seen to be believed. A bizarre, marching army of gluttonous insects overrun their environment.

We loved this film so much, we bought our own copy just to make sure we could show it. A former pilot looks back over his life: the earth, the sky, the women - everything that took place on the journey from an airstrip to an abandoned boathouse.