AFF33: OCT. 29 ANIMATED SHORTS ADVANCE GA TICKET

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Advance individual GA tickets for screenings will close 24 hours prior to the screening. Walk-up GA tickets will be available at the day the door, pending availability.[/vc_column_text][vc_separator][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text] This ticket is for the 1st screening on Thursday, October 29. (Total Runtime 106 MIN) A LITTLE DEATH (Denmark, 12 MIN) Writer: Jonathan Rockefeller Director: Leto Meade, Jonathan Rockefeller Death’s patience is tested as his sweet and gentle apprentice appears incapable of the task, leading him to seek professional help from the most unlikely of places. BOBS (Spain, 6 MIN) Writer: Júlia Marcó, Mariona Echarte Director: Júlia Marcó When Bob is left behind while everyone else enters adulthood, he’ll do anything to force his way into this new life phase. DEATH CASTLE (Canada, US, 7 MIN) Writer: Mr. Lawrence Director: Mr. Lawrence, Uli Meyer Described as ‘The Office’ meets ‘Frankenstein’, blending satirical monster movie tropes with screwball relationship comedy. Featuring high-end traditional animation, Death Castle promises a distinctive visual appeal and a bold comedic tone. DICE WITH DEMON (Japan, 15 MIN) Writer/Director: Hidekazu O’Hara Heian-era Japan. Twilight. A rain-slicked pavilion where three noblemen drink to a chilling secret. There, Ki no Haseo makes a confession: he played a high-stakes game with a demon to resurrect his late wife. Is it a blessing, or a path to ruin? ECLOSION (Spain, 12 MIN) Writer/Director: Luis Morillo In a dark world, a being scarred by suffering undergoes a transformation driven by its need for control, and in the process discovers that pain can destroy us… or create something new. GIANTS (US, 5 MIN) Writer/Director: Nate Bayless Two naïve woodland creatures stumble inside a towering Giant and discover a euphoric world of spectacle. But when one falls under its spell, the other uncovers a terrifying truth behind the Giant’s entranced inhabitants. HOW NOT TO DIE ON AN ALIEN PLANET (US, Spain, 9 MIN) Writer: Carlos F. Puértolas, Anthony Hodgson Director: Carlos F. Puértolas Stranded on a distant world, a small, worn-out robot named Helen wanders through strange, beautiful landscapes, guided only by a song and the quiet weight of an unfinished mission. MARBLE & LEMONS (France, Hungary, 10 MIN) Writer/Director: Anna Katalin Lovrity During a vacation on the Italian coast, a classy woman and her free-spirited adult daughter are struggling to connect. When the daughter discovers her mother’s vulnerability, she takes on a new responsibility. Marble and Lemons is an ode to body changes, femininity, and sorority. SHOOTING STAR (US, 11 MIN) Writer/Director: Edie Harper A reclusive hunter at the end of her rope decides to go hunting for the beloved town celebrity: a sentient wish granting star. SPIN CYCLE: THE CHANGE WE CARRY (US, 7 MIN) Writer/Director: Angela M. Sánchez According to satirist Ambrose Bierce, “In each human heart are a tiger, a pig, an ass and a nightingale.” And when the animals inside her heart emerge, one woman goes through literal head changes to get the last fifty cents for her laundry. THIN PLACES (US, 11 MIN) Writer/Director: Samuel Keshishian On the eve of Samhain, against their father’s wishes, a young girl and her little brothers venture out to the Irish countryside in search of their mother’s spirit. Thursday, October 29 | 6:25 PM | Texas Union Theatre [/vc_column_text][vc_separator][vc_empty_space][vc_column_text]You will receive a confirmation email the day following your purchase. Please keep this email handy on your mobile device or print a copy to show at the door, as well as a valid form of ID. Tickets will not be shipped. Line Policy: Please note a GA ticket does not guarantee admission. Entry is subject to theater capacity and AFF’s line policy, which gives priority admission to Badge and Film Pass holders. Please visit https://austinfilmfestival.com/about/aff-policies/ for more information. Accessibility: We are dedicated to providing an inclusive and comfortable experience for all Festival attendees. See here for more information about our accessibility policies: https://austinfilmfestival.com/about/accessibility/ If you have specific accessibility questions, requests, or require additional accommodation, please contact our team at accessibility@austinfilmfestival.com or (512) 478-4795.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]