14th February 2011 @ SHE-D - Cinema Paradise: Temperamental

dublin | arts and media | event notice Friday February 11, 2011 21:54 by TheShed

14th FEBRUARY 2011 @ SHE-D - CINEMA PARADISE: ANIMATION

SHE-D 43 Gardiner Lane D1
(rear of HILL 16 pub on GARDINER STREET or BUS PARKING on Mountjoy Square South)
Donations(*): 5,00 Euro @ SHE-D
......DOORS @ 08:00pm (projection starts @ 8:30pm)

Cinema Paradise Collective - ANIMATION @ SHE-D
(every second Monday)

presents from SHE-D collection:
ANIMAL FARM by Halas and Batchelor
based on the novel of GEORGE ORWELL
(1959, 80 min, English language)

+ SHORTS by TEX AVERY

INFO:

CINEMA PARADISE
is a collective aiming to show material from the SHE-D film collection, under certain themes and regularly, every Monday @ 8.
The collective aims to provoke discussion and exchange of ideas through Cinema.

Chosen themes are:
Temperamental (every first Monday),
Animation (every second Monday),
Experimental (every third Monday),
Environmental (every forth Monday)

some dates will be left open for Independent cinema presentations or children screening.
Some dates will be left as surprises (even open to audience proposals, like fifth Mondays or other days).
The collective meets regularly and it is open to collaboration.
For information please contact SHE-D at
[email protected]

ANIMAL FARM by Halas and Batchelor
based on the novel of GEORGE ORWELL
(1959, 80 min, English language)

Animal Farm is a 1954 British animated film by Halas and Batchelor, based on the book of the same name by George Orwell. It was the first British animated feature released worldwide, though not the first British animated feature ever made. It can, however, be said to be the first British animated feature film on general release. The film, especially the ending, does not follow the book closely.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_Farm_%281954_film%29

+ SHORTS by TEX AVERY
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tex_Avery

SHE-D
is a private workspace/Cultural Documentation Centre run by NAUTILUS COLLECTIVE aimed at experimentation in creative and participative ways to socialize and communicate through the arts focused in the Inner City area of Dublin.
To enter you need to be participants in its projects.
Participation is encouraged in a variety of ways, becoming a proactive participant, providing feedback and asking questions to the artists, supporting the archive

(*) Donation means that you are expected to donate the mentioned amount as you may be the only active supporter of the space' raw costs. If you like to donate something more you are welcome, if you are in great difficulty, you will be allowed to enter for less.See More

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