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Animated Shorts: April 10, 2016 12:00 PM

Harkins Scottsdale 101
Phoenix, AZ

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Animated Shorts: April 10, 2016 12:00 PM

Animated Shorts
Run Time: 79 minutes

Bear Me
Directed by: Kasia Wilk
Synopsis: One day I found a bear. Or he found me. And he stayed.

Hooked
Directed by: Sofia Moreira
Synopsis: Captain C is a kind but lonely old man looking for a friend, but his pirate attributes scare people away. Saddened and defeated, Captain C finds companionship in a stray balloon.

Tiny Town
Directed by: Howard Cook, Stephen Baker
Synopsis: When a small train town is besieged by cataclysmic events, it's up to a simple ice-cream man to rise against the challenges and defend his home.

Taichi Mice: Entrance Exam
Directed by: Boqing Tang
Synopsis: Three little mice struggle to get through the entrance exam of a Taoism martial art school.

Burnt
Directed by: Devin Bell
Synopsis: In a scorched desert forest, three plant-like creatures try to cope with being physically and mentally burned. They encounter something green for the first time, and it challenges them to view life differently.

Bottomless
Directed by: Veronique Vanblaere
Synopsis: A Belgian woman seeks citizenship in the United States, and finds that her experiences are bottomless.

Olilo
Directed by: Ao Li
Synopsis: Olilo is a 2D animation about an introverted girl held captive by her own semi-transparent personal space. Using traditional frame-by-frame, digital drawing, and key frame animation, the film shows that love can transform all things.

The Loneliest Stoplight
Directed by: Bill Plympton
Synopsis: The life and times of a neglected stoplight.

Golden Shot
Directed by: Gökalp Gönen
Synopsis: Rusty machines imagine that the sun will come and take them to the sky someday. A small light keeps them alive and dreaming, but one machine wants to see the sun itself.

Borrowed Time
Directed by: Andrew Coats, Lou Hamou-Lhadj
Synopsis: Keep Moving Forward.

The Apple Tree
Directed by: Scott Storm
Synopsis: A destitute young boy discovers that the natural world near his home is in jeopardy, and acts to put things right at all costs.