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WELSH BAME ANIMATED SHORTS + Q+A
Cinema Golau presents an exciting new platform for emerging and established Welsh BAME filmmakers, starting with a vibrant archive animation programme premiering at Cardiff Animation Festival.
Award-winning BAME Animators Kyle Legall, Tony Johnson and David Sethi will screen their films, and Kyle Legall will speak about his work.
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Supported by Film Hub Wales as part of the BFI Film Audience Network (FAN).
DEE'S DISH OF THE DAY
Dir. Kyle Legall​ | UK | 3:00
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Kyle Legall's Dee’s Dish of the Day presents the culture of Tiger Bay as a short biography and cooking lesson from local chef, Dee.
MARY SEACOLE
Dir. Kyle Legall​ | UK | 3:00
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The famous Jamaican nurse who tended to British soldiers in the Crimean War is the star of Kyle’s short Mary Seacole. Mary Seacole became a friend to the Queen, and more recently a statue was erected in her honour opposite the Houses of Parliament.
STONEHOUSE REUNION
Dir. Tony Johnson | UK | 4 x 3:50
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Tony Johnson's series Stonehouse Reunion chronicles Sugar Ray Robinson's brave escape from Stonehouse prison. Tony has gone down in animation history for being the only person of colour to release a feature-length animated film in the UK.
CANNED HEAT
Dir. Dave Sethi | UK | 4:45
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David Sethi's Canned Heat is a humorous exploration of prejudice and intolerance, featuring animated cans of soup which prove that despite our differences, we all end up in society's melting pot.