Anilogue International Animation Festival
Festival Description:
Anilogue is an annual international animation festival taking place in Budapest, Hungary. The festival presents a whole week of animation, packed with feature premieres, sneak previews, workshops, a competition of European animated short films and numerous special programmes including a seven hours long animated show, concerts and cartoon exhibitions.
(Archive): 2022 Call for Entries
Competitions:
a) International Competition of Short Animated Film: European animated films completed after January 1, 2021 and with running time of less than 20 minutes are eligible.
b) International Competition of Short Animated Films for Children: European animated films completed after January 1, 2021 and with running time of less than 20 minutes are eligible.
c) International Competition of Extra Short Animated Film: European animated films completed after January 1, 2021 and with running time of less than 1,5 minutes are eligible.
d) International Competition of Feature Length Animated Film: animated films completed after January 1, 2021 and with running time of more than 50 minutes are eligible. Films must have their Hungarian premiere at the Festival.
e) Out of Competition: animated films, regardless of their geographical origin, length and production date. Films are selected on account of their interest.
- Full regulations and entry form via FilmFreeway
- Deadline: 25 August 2022
2019 Festival Coverage
AnimaDoc UE+ Retrospective | Anilogue / Budapest
PROGRAM I
A DOCUMENTARY FILM (Poland 2015, 6’50”), Dir. Marcin Podolec (PWSFTviT ŁÓDŹ)
SPIRIT AWAY (Germny, 2015, 6’), Dir. Betina Kuntzsch
I WAS A WINNER (Sweden, 2015, 14'31”), Dir. Jonas Odell
VANILLA//WHIP (Poland 2016, 16'10”), Dir. Bogna Kowalczyk (PWSFTviT ŁÓDŹ)
THE DITCH (Spain, 2017, 7'20”), Dir. Atxur Animazio Taldea (Lekuk Kultur Elkartea) – HUNGARIAN PREMIERE!
IRISH FOLK FURNITURE (Ireland 2012, 8'), Dir. Tony Donoghue (MayFly Films)
EMIL (Germany 2013, 5'), Dir. Simon Steinhorst (Academy of Media Arts Cologne)
IT WAS COMING FORWARD (Hungary 2017, 9'45”), Dir. Lívia Janoch (Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design Budapest)
PROGRAM II
AB OVO (Poland 2013, 5'18”), Dir. Anita Kwiatkowska-Naqvi (PWSFTviT ŁÓDŹ)
CHRONICLE OF OLDRICH S. (Czech Republic 2011, 18'), Dir. Rudolf Šmíd
HOW LONG, NOT LONG (Denmark 2016, 6'00'), Dir. Michelle Kranot, Uri Kranot, (Dansk Tegnefilm ,The Animation Workshop )
PAPERBOX (Poland 2011, 8’57”), Dir. Zbigniew Czapla
ORTHO! (Belgium 2015, 21’17’’), Dir. Sartiaux Nathalie
NEVER LIKE THE FIRST TIME! (Sweden, 2005, 14'31”), Dir. Jonas Odell
PROGRAM III
I REGRET THAT (Hungary, 2014, 05'23”), Dir. Amanda Hertelendi (Budapest Metropolitan University Of Applied Sciences)
MADAGASCAR, A JOURNEY DIARY (France , 2009, 11'30''), Dir. Bastien Dubois (Sacrebleu Production)
BROKEN – THE WOMEN'S PRISON AT HOHENECK (Germany, 2016, 7'), Dir. Volker Schlecht and Alexander Lahl
TOUCHED BY AN ANGEL (The Netherlands, 2000, 11'44)”, Dir. Beatrijs Hulskens
ROUND TRIP: MARY (Macedonia 2015, 9'45”), Dir. Zharko Ivanov
PORNOGRAPHY (Belgium 2016, 24’), Dir. Ledune Eric
An integral part of the retrospective will be THE BEST OF RISING OF LUSITANIA ANIMADOC FILM FESTIVAL 2019:
1. A Cup of Anxietea (Sweden 2017, 7’50”), Dir. Emma Hjelm
2. Everywhere (Germany 2017, 6’49”), Dir. Luise Fiedler
3. Ex Terrat (Austria/France 2016, 5’45”), Dir. Reinhold Bidner
4. Carlotta's Face (Germany 2018, 5’), Dir. Valentin Riedl, Frédéric Schuld
5. Little Boy (Norway 2018, 5’), Dir. Kristian Pedersen
6. Musical Traumas (Serbia 2018, 10’26”), Dir. Milos Tomić
7. The Outlander (Austria, Portugal, Bulgaria 2018, 5’16”), Dir. Ani Antonova
8. Year (Poland 2018, 11’40”), Dir. Małgorzata Bosek-Serafińska
9. The Children Of Concrete (France 2017, 06’42”), Dir. Jonathan Phanhsay-Chamson
10. The Driver Is Red (USA 2017, 14’37”), Dir. Randall Christopher
2018 Festival Coverage (Archive)
2017 Festival Coverage
NB: 2023 Festival Dates are tentative
Event Dates
- From 23/11/2023 to 27/11/2023
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