This double feature of Sundance film shorts offers the best of the best in animation and fiction/documentary from the 2014 festival. First is a 90-minute theatrical program of eight animated shorts from past editions of the January Festival. The 2014 animation program ranges in vivid style from handmade drawing and painting to puppetry, with stories of love, art, bubbles, nudism, the creation of the universe and what it all means to you. After a brief intermission, a second 94-minute theatrical program of eight short films from the January Festival will similarly dazzle. With both fiction and documentary, the diverse 2014 program ranges from beautiful insight and the struggle to understand the meaning of life to a hilarious, all-too-familiar government deposition.
Fueled by artistic expression and limited only by their runtime, short films transcend traditional storytelling. The Sundance Film Festival has always been proud to treat short films with the highest regard and to give a home to new projects for audiences to discover and celebrate.
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Sunday, October 12, 2014 6:30 pm (doors 6:00)
Bryant Lake Bowl Theater
810 W. Lake St.
Minneapolis Tickets: $8
https://www.phenomnaltwincities.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/logo22-400x1271.png00Stephanie Kwonghttps://www.phenomnaltwincities.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/logo22-400x1271.pngStephanie Kwong2014-10-06 09:32:032014-10-06 09:32:03WIN TICKETS: 2014 Sundance Film Festival Short Film Tour: Double Feature
This double feature of Sundance film shorts offers the best of the best in animation and fiction/documentary from the 2014 festival. First is a 90-minute theatrical program of eight animated shorts from past editions of the January Festival. The 2014 animation program ranges in vivid style from handmade drawing and painting to puppetry, with stories of love, art, bubbles, nudism, the creation of the universe and what it all means to you. After a brief intermission, a second 94-minute theatrical program of eight short films from the January Festival will similarly dazzle. With both fiction and documentary, the diverse 2014 program ranges from beautiful insight and the struggle to understand the meaning of life to a hilarious, all-too-familiar government deposition.
