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Cinemagic Dublin

THE CINEMAGIC INTERNATIONAL FILM & TELEVISION FESTIVAL FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

8th – 16th MAY 2015 www.cinemagic.ie

Cinemagic Staff

Joan Burney Keatings MBE Laura McCurdy

Mike Smith (Chair) Michael Flannigan Stephen Beckett Lisa Cunningham-Fay

LONDON Board

Ros Hubbard Ian Wall Terry Bamber Jessica Malik

Iain Smith Gareth-Ellis Unwin Tina McFarling Kate Wilson

Andrew Lewis Brenda Robinson Ross King Sharon Harroun Peirce

Jay Roewe Ellis O’Connor Wylleen May Ryan Rowe

Project Executive

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International Executive

welcome Welcome to the 8th Cinemagic Film and Television Festival for Young People. I am delighted to announce that Cinemagic will be returning to Dublin from the 8th – 16th May 2015.

We have programmed another action packed festival full of fantastic film screenings including special premieres, international feature films, documentaries, shorts, foreign language films and education screenings. Throughout the festival Cinemagic will also be offering young people the opportunity to take part in practical events including industry workshops, exciting ‘Talent Lab’ masterclasses and our extensive education programme for schools. I also want to wish the festival ‘CineSeeker’ jury lots of luck when judging the films in this year’s ‘official’ competition.

2015 promises to be an extremely exciting year for Cinemagic as we get ready to premiere our first feature film ‘A Christmas Star’ that was shot last November and December. This truly unique project engaged with thousands of young people

through pre-production, filming and post-production. The young cast and production crew received expert training and guidance from some of the film industry’s biggest names and the finished movie promises to be something very special! The world premiere of ‘A Christmas Star’ will take place in Belfast in November 2015 and will preview in cinemas throughout Ireland at the end of the year!

I would like to thank each of our funders and loyal industry professionals who have put their trust in us and remain committed to providing amazing opportunities for young people. And to you, the audience, thank you for supporting and being part of what is now the largest Film and Television Festival for Young People in the UK and Ireland.

I look forward to seeing you at the festival.

Joan Burney Keatings MBE Chief Executive, Cinemagic

Claire Shaw Press & Marketing Officer

Patrons Shauna Shivers

Susan Lovell Brendan McGoran Andrew Rajan

Sean Boyle Project & Fundraising Co-ordinator

Cinemagic is extremely proud to have a number of dedicated patrons who continue to support and champion our work around the world.

Liam Neeson Pierce Brosnan Dermot O’Leary Terry George Brian Cox Lisa Henson Suranne Jones Julian Fellowes Christine Bleakley Seamus McGarvey Patrick Bergin Ros Hubbard John Hubbard

Gary Knell Rachel Kavanagh Aidan Power Mark Huffam Saoirse Ronan Craig Doyle Robbie Sheehan Bruce Reynolds Marc Mallett Terry Bamber Bronagh Waugh John Bell

A Message of Support The Department of Education and Skills is delighted to continue its support for the Dublin Cinemagic Film and Television Festival in 2015. Since 2008, the festival has provided a unique opportunity for young people to gain an insight into the worlds of film-making and to meet with industry professionals through participation in master classes and workshops. Cinemagic initiatives such as the cross-border jury, young film critic competitions and cross border film camp provide young people from both jurisdictions on the island of Ireland with unique opportunities to engage and interact with their peers from across the island and to share their interest and opinions on films produced specifically for children’s audiences.

Department of Education and Skills

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Chief Executive

Cinemagic Board belfast & dublin

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launch To launch the 2015 festival Cinemagic programmed a number of film screenings in cinemas, schools and community venues throughout Dublin. Thousands of pupils attended the events that took place in March and April. The launch film programme included preview screenings of Cinderella (see pic) with thanks to Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, Ireland and Two By Two with thanks to Entertainment One.

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JUNIOR TALENT LAB: + 44 28 903 11900

Tickets for the Family Film Programme are to be booked through Cineworld, Parnell Street.

Tickets for Junior Talent Lab are to be booked through the Cinemagic administration office.

To book tickets in person please visit our partner cinema at the following address:

To book tickets in person please call at the Cinemagic office: Cinemagic 49 Botanic Avenue Belfast BT7 1JL

SCHOOL EDUCATION PROGRAMME: + 44 28 903 11900

CINESEEKERS – FESTIVAL JURY: + 44 28 903 11900

Cineworld Parnell Street Dublin 1

All the school education workshops and screenings are to be booked through the Cinemagic administration office.

Tickets for the CineSeekers festival jury are to be booked through the Cinemagic administration office.

To book tickets by phone/online please call Cineworld on 1520 880 444 or visit: www.cineworld.ie

To book tickets by phone/email please call the Cinemagic Office on +44 28 903 11900 or email: claire@cinemagic.ie

To book tickets in person please call at the Cinemagic office:

To book tickets in person please call at the Cinemagic office:

Please see individual film details for prices (pgs 24-28)

Please see Junior Talent Lab details for ticket prices (pg 23)

Cinemagic 49 Botanic Avenue Belfast BT7 1JL

Cinemagic 49 Botanic Avenue Belfast BT7 1JL

To book tickets by phone/email please call the Cinemagic Office on +44 28 903 11900 or email: chris@cinemagic.ie

To book tickets by phone/email please call the Cinemagic Office on +44 28 903 11900 or email: claire@cinemagic.ie

Please see workshop details for ticket prices (pgs 10-22)

Please see CineSeekers details for ticket prices (pgs 8-9)

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FURTHER INFORMATION Standby Tickets Tickets for public film screenings can be purchased on the day of performance at the relevant venue box office.

Payment The cinema venue (Cineworld) accepts all major credit and debit cards. Full payment is required at time of booking.

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Refunds Please check your tickets as soon as you receive them. We regret that tickets cannot be exchanged or refunded, except when they have been issued in error.

Changes to the Programme Cinemagic reserves the right to make changes to the advertised programme where necessary. You will be informed of any changes that might affect your booking.

Access for Wheelchair Users All Cinemagic public screenings are wheelchair accessible.

Starting Times Films must start on time and cannot be delayed for late arrivals. There are no trailers with Cinemagic films.

Exit Times These are approximate and based on the length of the film and, where applicable, the discussion afterwards.

Education Programme: Pupil Conduct We would like to remind you that class/school behaviour throughout the screenings and follow-on events is the teacher’s responsibility. The cinema has the right to ask the teacher to remove any disruptive student from the cinema. www.cinemagic.ie

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HOW TO BOOK

FAMILY FILM PROGRAMME (CINEWORLD): 1520 880 444

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CineSeekers Inspiring the Next Generation of Cinema Audiences!

Cinemagic is recruiting a film jury for May 2015.

• WATCH FILMS FROM AROUND THE WORLD • TAKE PART IN EXCITING GAMES AND WORKSHOPS • MEET PROFESSIONAL FILM CRITICS AND JOURNALISTS • GET YOUR JURY GOODIE BAGS • MAKE LOTS OF NEW FRIENDS

The Cinemagic Jury is a Cross-Border Initiative

CineSeekers All children participating in the jury will watch feature films before choosing their favourite. Parents’ attendance is not necessary in the cinema, however it is advised that children under 10 are chaperoned by an adult. The films will be screened in their original language with English subtitles where necessary. The jurors will also take part in exciting festival games and workshops, get the opportunity to meet film critics & journalists, as well as making lots of new friends.

Jury Films - Sneak Peek!

Ages: The CineSeekers Jury Programme is suitable for young people aged 8 – 11.

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Travel/Hospitality: Travel to the jury screenings and hospitality is the responsibility of the parent/guardian. Cinemagic can provide a list of B&Bs and hotels for those travelling from outside Dublin.

The Juror’s Pack: Each jury member will receive a Juror’s Pack consisting of a t-shirt, bag, programme, badge, jury sheets and pen.

Cost: €10.00 per jury member (Parent/Guardian Free of Charge).

Availability: 60 children will be selected as jurors. Jury participation is based on a first come first served basis.

To Apply: Please email claire@cinemagic.ie or call Cinemagic on Tel: +44 28 90 311900 to register.

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cineseekers jury

Where & When: CineSeekers will take place on Saturday 9th, Sunday 10th and Friday 15th May. All screenings will take place in Cineworld Cinemas, Parnell Street.

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education programme The Cinemagic education programme is recognised for its ability to use film to engage with young people; to stimulate discussion on social issues and to provide practical opportunities to learn new skills. In 2015 Cinemagic will offer schools and young people the chance to take part in practical workshops and to view new and captivating films from around the world!

Participating School Events A number of screenings & workshops in the education programme are listed as ‘participating school’ events. These are events that we will bring into your school to help alleviate travel costs.

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education programme

Teacher Information If you would like your school or class to attend any of the screenings/workshops listed (or for the classroom specific events to come to your school) please contact chris@ cinemagic.ie for further details or call Cinemagic on +44 2890 311900.

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nursery programme

Thurs 7 - Fri 15 May €3 per child * Please note: Visiting times can be arranged to suit the individual nursery school.

Cinemagic will be offering Dublin nursery schools the chance to become involved in the festival experience! We will be touring with a special programme of short films designed to entertain & educate young children.

Around the World in 60 Minutes!

Anam AnAmhráin

This is a collection of animations from around the world designed to entertain young children. Join us as we discover colourful new worlds, surprising characters, breath-taking landscapes and unknown traditions.

Anam AnAmhráin sees Cartoon Saloon animate new interpretations of 12 old Irish songs such as An Gréasaí Bróg, Tá Dhá Ghabhairín Bhuí Agam and Óro Sé do Bheatha Abhaile. In conjunction with these animated and well-loved pieces, award winning singer Iarla Ó Lionáird has organised a lively rearrangement of these songs with well-known Irish artists.

Henry Hugglemonster

Box of Delights

Henry Hugglemonster is a CG animated series for pre-schoolers about five year old Henry Hugglemonster and his loving and rambunctious monster family! A compilation of episodes will be available to screen in your school!

Eight award-winning short films, specially selected for young people. The programme has no dialogue so young children will find it easy to follow. Shorts include – A Sunny Day, Whistleless , The Little Red Plane, Trim Time and The Balloon Moon.

Cinemagic plan to turn each participating nursery school into a mini cinema for the day. Not only will we provide young children with a fun filled and safe environment to interact but we will introduce them to the wonder of film and television. Each nursery will be provided with plasma/projection screens so the young audience can view the latest preschool entertainment programmes.

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The Day Henry Met?

Peter Rabbit Shorts

Everyday Henry meets something new - The day Henry met a Whale! The day Henry met the Moon! The day Henry met a Car! How exciting, I wonder what Henry’s going to meet today?

A short episode compilation of stories from the classic Beatrice Potter character Peter Rabbit! Episodes will include – The Tale of the Radish Robber, The Tale of the Greedy Fox, The Tale of the Two Enemies, The Tale of the Secret Tree House and The Tale of the Angry Cat.

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Nursery School programme

Teachers will be able to choose the programme screened in each nursery from the options below and the options on pages 13-14.

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Lily’s Driftwood Bay

Wildernuts

Lily is a six-year-old girl with an imagination big enough to create an entire island!

She is sweet and charming but rough and tumble in equal measure. She lives an idyllic and organic existence with her Dad in their beach hut, where the sand dunes and sea provide the perfect backdrop for her remarkable imagination.

Join the Wildernuts as they explore new habitats in search of fun and adventure, while also discovering secrets of the environment and learning about the amazing animals and plants who live there!

Early Years Drama

with Emma Coogan - Super Heroes!

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Tues 12 May 10.00am – 11.00am Participating School 4 – 7 year olds €3.00 per pupil

Wed 13 May 10.00am – 11.00am Participating School 4 – 7 year olds €3.00 per pupil

Special Effects Make-Up in Film

Joe and Jack

Jam Packed!

Follow the adventures of Joe and his best friend Jack, who happens to be a cat! With two of the biggest imaginations possible, they set out on exciting journeys where their backyard becomes Candyland, the paddling pool next door transforms into treasure-laden waters and anything is possible!

A short film compilation from Jam Media including hit programmes Roy, Picme, Funky Fables, Baby Jake and Tilly and Friends!

With Triona Gogarty

MORE INFORMATION: If you would like the festival team to visit your nursery school please contact chris@cinemagic.ie for further details or call Cinemagic on +44 28 90311 900.

Special effects is without a doubt a highly creative and fun area in make-up artistry. It allows you to create any creature or character you can imagine, as whacky or scary as your heart desires! It also serves a real purpose. With storylines becoming more sensational and technology more sophisticated, special effects is becoming an increasingly important element of both film and theatrical productions. Join special effects artist Triona Gogarty as she teaches participants the basic skills and techniques of make-up artistry.

Mon 11 May 10.00am – 1.00pm Participating School Suitable for 8 – 11 year olds €3.00 per pupil

Tues 12 May 10.00am – 1.00pm Participating School Suitable for 8 – 11 year olds €3.00 per pupil

“Holy Smokes, Batman, Is it a bird? Is it a plane?” Why no, it’s our super fun Superhero drama workshop! Let’s get up, up and away with Superman, Save the World with The Incredibles, find the Care Bears in Care-a-Lot and become our very own Superhero! What will YOUR super power be?!

Get your spider sense tingling for this fun filled workshop of drama, mime and games with Emma Coogan.

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Nursery School programme

Mon 11 May 10.00am – 11.00am Participating School 4 – 7 year olds €3.00 per pupil

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Animation

with Cartoon Saloon

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Mon 11 May 10.00am – 12.30pm Participating School Suitable for 8 – 11 year olds €4.00 per pupil

Song of the Sea Workshop With Cartoon Saloon

To celebrate the 2015 release of Song of the Sea Cinemagic will team up with Cartoon Saloon and Studio Canal to produce a fantastic schools’ storyboarding workshop. Animators will show pupils exclusive clips from the award winning Irish animation before challenging pupils to create their very own animated worlds, stories and characters!

Song of the Sea will be in cinemas nationwide on July 10th in both Irish and English.

Mon 11 May 1.00pm – 3.00pm Participating School Suitable for 8 – 11 year olds €4.00 per pupil

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primary school programme

Come and meet Nuria G. Blanco, Line Manager with Oscar nominated animation studio, Cartoon Saloon (The Secret of Kells, Song of the Sea). Learn the science behind the magic as Nuria introduces you to the different roles, projects, software and ideas currently being worked on in Cartoon Saloon. Using lots of beautiful visual tools, she will bring you on a step-bystep journey through the making-of their current TV series in production, Puffin Rock.

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Lovemovies.ie ‘Craft & Graft Workshop’

+ Screening - Shaun the Sheep: The Movie

James Parkyn from Aardman Animations (Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep, Creature Comforts) will be leading an exciting presentation exploring the world of animated film, storyboarding and model making! James will also be demonstrating how animation sequences are put together, before answering questions from the young audience. After the presentation we will be screening Shaun the Sheep: The Movie!

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Shaun the Sheep: The Movie - When Shaun decides to take the day off and have some fun, he gets a little more action than he bargained for. A mix up with the Farmer, a caravan and a very steep hill lead them all to the Big City and it’s up to Shaun and the flock to return everyone safely to the green grass of home. Cert: G

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Here at the Industry Trust for IP Awareness we believe when you learn about all of the hard work (graft) that goes into the creation of a film - you get more of a handle on why it’s not yours to take for free. Plus you can better understand why the real life people who invested their time, skills and money in making the film deserve to get paid for their work. When we all understand the importance of supporting the film industry and paying for the films we watch then there will be more films made to enjoy in the future.

Tues 12 May 10.30am – 1.00pm Cineworld Suitable for 6 – 11 year olds €4.00 per pupil

Learn more about the Industry Trust and watch our fantastic ‘Moments worth Paying For’ campaigns on www.lovemovies.ie

Make a Movie – In a Day! Zara World Q&A and Screening Spotlight on TV

Wed 13 May 10.00am – 1.00pm Participating School Suitable for 4 – 7 year olds €4.00 per pupil

To celebrate the hard work that goes into every aspect of the Film industry in Ireland, we are teaming with an industry specialist from Walt Disney Motion Pictures, Ireland to tell you about their job, the jobs along the way and why they love movies. The Q&A will be followed by a screening of a surprise film!

Members from the young cast of Zara World, along with the show’s production crew will visit a lucky school in Dublin during the festival. This is your chance to ask questions to young people working in TV and get some expert tips from programme makers! We will also be screening episodes from Zara World during the visit!

Zara World - In RTEjr’s Zara World we join Zara Gleeson on her daily adventures around Dublin city centre as she enjoys scooter trips to St Stephen’s Green, walks along the Shelly Bands beach in Sandymount, visits to Dublin zoo, her Taekwondo classes, playing street games and much more!

Wed 13 May 10.30am – 1.00pm Cineworld Suitable for 8 – 11 year olds €3.00 per pupil

Practical Filmmaking Workshop with Young Irish Filmmakers Want to make it to the Oscars? You’ve got to start somewhere. Young Irish Film Makers are calling all budding movie directors to join them for a film workshop with a difference. One lucky group of young people will be guided through this action packed project to produce a movie from beginning to end. At the conclusion of this fun filled workshop participants will also get to attend their very own movie premiere!

For more information on Young Irish Film Makers workshops, school programmes and summer schedule go to www.yifm.com

Thurs 14 May 9.00am – 3.00pm Participating School Suitable for 8 – 11 year olds €5.00 per pupil

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Aardman Animations Presentation with Jim Parkyn

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History Live! The Vikings

Who Framed Roger Rabbit

+ Screening: How to Train Your Dragon 2

+ Voice Acting With Marc Silk

Join voice actor Marc Silk (Johnny Bravo, Fifi & the Flowertots, The Pingu Show, Bob the Builder and Star Wars – Episode 1) for a fun-filled voice acting workshop. Learn how to put on the voices of some of your favourite animated characters! The Workshop will be followed by a screening of the classic family adventure Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

From the year 840AD a new and terrifying people came from the northlands. The Vikings had arrived? But what did they look like & what did they wear? Find out by becoming a Viking yourself. With replica costumes, armour, jewellery and accessories you can experience exactly what it was like to be a fierce Viking warrior.

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How to Train Your Dragon 2 - Taking place five years after the first film, the story rejoins the Vikings and dragons as they live harmoniously on Berk enjoying races in the sky. During one of their high-flying games, Hiccup and Toothless encounter a herd of wild dragons led by a mysterious Dragon Rider and once again, they find themselves fighting to keep the peace in their kingdom. Cert: PG

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Folklore and Fairy Tales with Nigel McDowell + Screening: The Secret of Kells

The Hero of Colour City Preview Screening

Ben is a young boy who loves to colour; little does he realise his beloved crayons lead a secret life of excitement and adventure! Every night, when the sun goes down, Ben’s crayons pay a visit to Colour City, a whimsical world of breathtaking beauty. Trouble arises, however, when Ben falls asleep one night, and Yellow is left behind by her fellow crayons.

In her attempt to catch up with them, Yellow accidentally stirs an unfinished sketch of the monstrous King Scrawl and his malevolent henchman Gnat. Before they can be stopped, the diabolical duo have made their way to Colour City, and staked their claim on the magical Rainbow Waterfall. Now, if Yellow and her friends don’t act fast, all of Colour City’s glorious hues will soon fade. Fortunately for the citizens of this enchanted land, courageous Yellow is about to learn that if she believes in herself, anything is possible!

Thurs 14 May 10.00am – 1.00pm Participating School Suitable for 8 – 11 year olds €4.00 per pupil

Thurs 14 May 11.00am – 12.20pm Cineworld Suitable for 4 – 8 year olds €3.00 per pupil

Fri 15 May 10.00am – 1.00pm Participating School Suitable for 6 – 11 year olds €3.00 per pupil

Join Nigel McDowell, author of Tall Tales from Pitch End and The Black North for an exploration of world folklore and fairy tales through your favourite films and books. Where do folktales come from? Do folktales have any link to real life events? And why do so many countries share the same stories? All will be revealed!

A screening of Cartoon Saloon’s The Secret of Kells (Cert: PG) will take place after the workshop.

Fri 15 May 10.30am – 3.00pm Participating School Suitable for 8 – 11 year olds €5.00 per pupil

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Join History Live facilitator Michael Moylan as he takes the audience back hundreds of years to the time of the Vikings!

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Primary School Short Film Competition This is a great practical opportunity for primary schools to critically debate an international short film programme before selecting a winner! Before the screening the Cinemagic programming team will be sharing reviewing tips and guiding pupils in what to look out for when critiquing the shorts.

Activity sheets and classroom notes will be available for teachers on the day.

*If the 10.00am – 12.30pm timings do not suit, we can arrange a more suitable time to accommodate the school.

2015 Programme Lambs (Germany) - A lamb’s parents are shocked because their little lamb doesn’t sound like the other sheep; he says “moo” instead of “baa”!

Pasta Ya! (France) – The Queen’s knights must face a ferocious dragon when ordered to pick apples!

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Emilie (Luxemburg) – One day, while she’s looking for her cuddly toy, Emilie makes a rather unexpected discovery!

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Activity sheets and classroom notes will be available for teachers on the day.

2015 Programme The Giant Carrot (France) - A mouse is chased by a cat who is chased by a dog who is chased by a little girl who is scolded by her grandma!

Cat in the Bag (Latvia/Estonia) – A disowned cat walks the city streets looking for a new owner!

The Gallant Captain (Australia) - A boy and his cat journey into unknown waters with a bottle, a boat and a vivid imagination.

Pitt and Weem (UK) - Pitt and Weem live on a rubbish dump. It’s an idyllic life but for one thing - the neighbours.

Anatole’s Little Sauce Pan (France) - Anatole is always dragging his little saucepan behind him. It fell on him one day, and nobody really knows why!

+ Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Workshops for Young People aged 8 - 11

Introduction to App & Game Development

Rockin’ Rhino (Germany) – A little rhino needs to come up with an idea to make everyone dance!

Lune (France) - At night, a sleepy town, a deserted kitchen, a microwave turns, a bottle’s warming up, a hungry baby’s babbling. Who’s gonna feed her?

The Mitten (France) – It’s snowing & Lily and her grandfather decide to make a little bird house!

Fred & Anabel (Germany) - Fred the cat and Anabel the goose are inseparable friends! But when autumn comes, Anabel must leave the farm!

Animated Antics A collection of short animations from around the world.

The showcase includes 2d drawings, claymations, stop motion animations, shadow play, traditional puppetry and 3d computer animation.

JUNIOR TALENT LAB

Voice Acting With Marc Silk

Mon 11 – Fri 15 May / 10.00am – 12.30pm Participating School Suitable for 6 – 11 year olds €3.00 per pupil

Imaginarium (Portugal/Spain/UK) - In the middle of a class, a boy’s need to share a drawing with a girl will make them escape to an ‘imaginarium’ world that will be an adventure of its own!

The Dam Keeper (USA) - The tale of a young pig with an important job, and a new friend who changes everything!

Mon 11 – Fri 15 May / 10.00am – 12.30pm Participating School Suitable for 6 – 11 year olds €3.00 per pupil *If the 10.00am – 12.30pm timings do not suit, we can arrange a more suitable time to accommodate the school.

Sat 16 May 10.00am – 1.00pm Filmbase €10.00

With Benjamin Donoghue (Blackstaff Games)

Before the screening join voice actor Marc Silk (Johnny Bravo, Fifi & the Flowertots, The Pingu Show, Bob the Builder and Star Wars – Episode 1) for a fun-filled voice acting workshop. Learn how to put on the voices of some of your favourite animated characters!

Who Framed Roger Rabbit - Director Robert Zemeckis seamlessly mixes live action with animation wizardry in this cinematic ground breaker featuring Bob Hoskins as gruff gumshoe Eddie Valiant, who agrees to take the case of Roger Rabbit, a zany cartoon star framed for murder.

Animate with Lego With Joel Simon

Sat 16 May 2.00pm – 5.00pm Filmbase €10.00 Learn how computer game characters are brought to life and how we are able to make them move, run and jump across the screen. Through drawing and basic logic we will make the beginnings of a small game to help really understand how game apps work.

Sat 16 May 2.00pm – 6.00pm The LAB €10.00

Learn how to become a film director... The Lego way!

Participating children will learn how to turn their favourite Lego characters into movie stars in this 4 hour animation workshop. Tutor Joel Simon from multi-award winning Flickerpix Animation Studios will demonstrate how animated films are prepared, storyboarded, animated, and posted on YouTube for all to admire!

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Watch – Discuss – Review!

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Family Film Programme

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The princess of a subterranean community, the cheerful and inquisitive Patema, loves investigating the maze like tunnels and caverns of her homeland, especially the forbidden ‘danger zone’. While out exploring Patema’s curiosity leads to trouble when she falls headlong into an impossibly deep pit only to find herself on the surface, mysteriously ‘falling’ upwards into the sky!

Saved by a teenage boy named Age, Patema discovers that on this strange surface world, the floor has become her ceiling. Not only that, Age’s country has a number of extremely strict rules, most notably people are forbidden to look upwards! Patema must uncover the dark conspiracy that hides behind these two inverted worlds and live to tell the tale!

Fantasia A collection of animated interpretations of great works of Western classical music. Walt Disney’s timeless masterpiece is an extravaganza of sight and sound. Celebrate the film’s 75th anniversary as part of Cinemagic Dublin! With this version of Fantasia, the original narrator, Deems Taylor, introduces the film at the beginning of the feature, and appears at various points throughout. There is also an intermission.

Dir: Yasuhiro Yoshiura – Japan – 2013 – 98 mins – Cert: PG - Language: Japanese with English Subtitles – Print Source: Anime Limited

Dir: Norman Ferguson – USA – 1940 – 125 mins – Cert: G – Language: English – Print Source: Park Circus.

TICKETS: CINEWORLD 1520 880 444 / WWW.CINEWORLD.IE ©Disney 2015

TICKETS: CINEWORLD 1520 880 444 / WWW.CINEWORLD.IE

Sat 9 May 1.00pm Cineworld €7.90

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PATEMA INVERTED

Fri 8 May 6.30pm Cineworld €7.90

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The Golden Horse Despite the ridicule of his cruel older brothers, Antis, the youngest son in his family embarks on a mission to save a beautiful Princess from the glass mountain where she has been imprisoned by the Black Mother, an evil witch who feeds on the sadness of others. As Antis begins his journey he quickly learns that there are many other obstacles standing in his way besides the evil witch. Based on the literary works of Rainis.

Dir: Reinis Kalnaellis – Latvia – 2015 – 75 mins – Age: 8+ – Language: English – Print Source: Raja Films.

TICKETS: CINEWORLD 1520 880 444 / WWW.CINEWORLD.IE

Il-ho is a satellite girl orbiting the globe curious to learn about human emotions. Meanwhile on earth, heart-broken young singer Kyung-chun has been turned into a milk cow while on the run from the Incinerator, an evil machine that devours creatures with lonely hearts. When Il-ho crash lands on earth she transforms into a human girl, and with the help of Merlin the Wizard, sets out to save Kyung-chun. The Satellite Girl and Milk Cow is the debut feature from Korean animator Hyung-yun Chang whose fantastical shape-shifting storytelling is a delight to experience.

Sun 10 May 11.00am Cineworld €7.90

Dir: Hyung-yun Chang – South Korea – 2014 – 81 mins – Age: 8+ Language: Korean with English Subtitles – Print Source: INDIESTORY Inc. TICKETS: CINEWORLD 1520 880 444 / WWW.CINEWORLD.IE

Sun 10 May 1.00pm Cineworld €7.90

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The Satellite Girl and Milk Cow

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HAVE YOU MADE A SHORT FILM?

Moomins on the Riviera

WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE YOUR FILM SCREENED IN THE CINEMA?

Everyone deserves a taste of the good life, especially the Moomins after the terrible times they have endured recently. A little name change to ‘De Moomin’ and the clan are soon swanning around the best hotels in the South of France. It’s enough to turn anyone’s head and that’s exactly what happens to Moominpappa and Snorkmaiden as they find the temptations of fame, fortune and high society just too much to resist. A cautionary tale becomes a delightful, hand-drawn animated feature that is sure to delight tiny tots and Tove Jansson fans of all ages.

Dir: Xavier Picard & Hanna Hemila – Finland & France – 2014 – 80 mins – Cert: TBC - Language: English – Print Source: Vertigo Pictures TICKETS: CINEWORLD 1520 880 444 / WWW.CINEWORLD.IE

Fri 15 May 6.30pm Cineworld €7.90

Cinemagic is looking for imaginative and original films made by young people to be screened as part of CINEMAGIC YOUNG FILMMAKER 2015. The films can be about anything at all! Fact or fiction, comedy or drama, news programme or documentary.

CINEMAGIC YOUNG FILMMAKER 2015 will take place during the CINEMAGIC BELFAST FESTIVAL in November. The event will showcase the best short

film entries of the year and we will also be producing a series of workshops and master classes with renowned members of the film and TV industry. A digital filmmaking prize will be awarded for the best film in each age and genre category - the winning entries will also be screened ‘IN COMPETITION’ during the CINEMAGIC INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL FOR YOUNG PEOPLE in 2016.

HOW TO ENTER Please send a DVD copy of your film with a completed entry form before the competition deadline (30th October 2015). Films are to be no longer than 10 minutes. Entries should be sent to CINEMAGIC YOUNG FILMMAKER 2015, Chris Shaw, Cinemagic, 49 Botanic Avenue, Belfast BT7 1JL. Alternatively we do accept

online screeners and entry forms can be emailed to: chris@cinemagic.ie PLEASE NOTE: THE COMPETITION IS ONLY OPEN TO YOUNG FILMMAKERS AGED 25 AND UNDER LIVING IN THE UK AND IRELAND. Entry forms and rules/regulations are available to download from the Cinemagic website: www.cinemagic.ie For more information contact Chris Shaw at Cinemagic.

Tel: +44 28 90311900 Email: chris@cinemagic.ie

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Young Consultants 2015

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Cinemagic has launched its annual call for young film enthusiasts to take on the role of ‘film consultants’ and help select a series of films for the Cinemagic International Film and Television Festival for Young People that will take place in Belfast this autumn.

The young consultants will work with the Cinemagic team to help steer the choice of films for the Festival, as they watch and critique films from around the globe! If you are a budding film critic who would enjoy the opportunity to spend time working with Cinemagic, this is a fantastic opportunity to meet other like-minded young people and have fun deciding the content of the largest film festival for young people in the UK and Ireland.

The young people who become film consultants will also contribute ideas for the festival programme and help with the promotion of festival events. Cinemagic is dedicated to providing new and exciting opportunities for young people with all interests in film, whether they want to enjoy new films or take their interest further and explore career options in the film industry. The young film consultants will watch and review international films guided by the Cinemagic team and there will be lots of opportunities for discussion and debate.

HOW TO APPLY Applicants aged 8-11, 12-14 and 15-18 with a keen interest in film and the enthusiasm to work within a group should apply by downloading the registration form from www.cinemagic.ie and posting/emailing it to Cinemagic to explain why they would like to be a Young Film Consultant. Young consultants will meet from 27st-31st July, with specific dates for each age group.

This information, along with name, address, age, telephone number, email address should be sent to, Claire Shaw, Cinemagic, Young Consultants Programme, 49 Botanic Avenue, Belfast, BT7 1JL or emailed to claire@cinemagic.ie before the 1st July 2015.

Cinemagic will provide further details in relation to times/venues once the panel has been selected.

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Nursery School Roving Programme, 7th - 15th May: Dates/Times to be arranged to suit individual schools (pgs 12-14)

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Fri 15 May 10.00am Watch-Discuss-Review 12.30pm Participating School 22

10.00am Animated Antics 12.30pm Participating School 22

10.00am Voice Acting with Marc Silk 1.00pm Participating School 21

10.30am Folklore and Fairytales with Nigel McDowell 3.00pm Participating School 21

6.00pm CineSeekers Day 3 8.00pm Cineworld 8

6.30pm Screening: Moomins on the Riviera 7.50pm Cineworld 28

Sat 16 May 10.00am Jnr Talent Lab: Voice Acting with Marc Silk 1.00pm Filmbase 23

2.00pm Jnr Talent Lab: App & Game Design 5.00pm Filmbase 23

2.00pm Jnr Talent Lab: Animate with Lego 6.00pm The LAB 23

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24 Fri 8 May 6.30pm Screening: Fantasia 8.45pm Cineworld

8 Sat 9 May 10.00am CineSeekers Day 1 3.00pm Cineworld 25

1.00pm Screening: Patema Inverted 2.40pm Cineworld

8 Sun 10 May 10.00am CineSeekers Day 2 3.00pm Cineworld 26

11.00am Screening: The Golden Horse 12.15pm Cineworld 27

1.00pm Screening: The Satellite Girl and Milk Cow 2.20pm Cineworld

15 Mon 11 May 10.00am Early Years Drama with Emma Coogan 11.00am Participating School 22

10.00am Watch-Discuss-Review 12.30pm Participating School 22

10.00am Animated Antics 12.30pm Participating School 16

10.00am Animation with Cartoon Saloon 12.30pm Participating School 15

10.00am Special Effects Make-Up 1.00pm Participating School 16

1.00pm Song of the Sea Workshop 3.00pm Participating School

15 Tues 12 May 10.00am Early Years Drama with Emma Coogan 11.00am Participating School 22

10.00am Watch-Discuss-Review 12.30pm Participating School 22

10.00am Animated Antics 12.30pm Participating School 15

10.00am Special Effects Make-Up 1.00pm Participating School 18

10.30am Aardman Animations Showcase 1.00pm Cineworld

15 Wed 13 May 10.00am Early Years Drama with Emma Coogan 11.00am Participating School 22

10.00am Watch-Discuss-Review 12.30pm Participating School 22

10.00am Animated Antics 12.30pm Participating School 18

10.00am Zara World Q&A + Screening 1.00pm Participating School 19

10.30am Craft & Graft Workshop with Lovemovies.ie 1.00pm Cineworld

19 Thurs 14 May 9.00am Make a Movie in a Day! With YIFM 3.00pm Participating School 22

10.00am Watch-Discuss-Review 12.30pm Participating School 22

10.00am Animated Antics 12.30pm Participating School 20

10.00am History Live! The Vikings 1.00pm Participating School 20

11.00am Preview: The Hero of Colour City 12.20pm Cineworld

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FAMILY FILM PROGRAMME BOOKINGS TICKETS: CINEWORLD 1520 880 444 / WWW.CINEWORLD.Ie

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