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Tournee’ worth praise
FU nt2M
I The short films
that comprise The
2.ini International
Toumoe of Antma
tlon are all billed as
award-winning pro
mirrro* — this is re
freshing
Whim recycling 1* a noote
practice when it comtn to bot
tle* and newspaper*, it don* get
a mile tedious to he treated to
Bambi-MeeU-Codztlla type* ev
ery single time a new festival
blows through town
This year * Toumnt' is visual
ly lavish and diverse, running
the gamut from stop-motion to
computer animation
Despite the inclusion of sever
al shorts that may appear to be
child-oriented, the Tournnr Is
not .1 show for tots Choi White,
a rising young independent,
turns in n funktly sensual mind
bonder rolled "i’hotocopv (‘hit
(ilia Another dtp features Paul
and Menno dn Nooper cavorting
with an arrogantly seductive
model in 1 Should Sin "
The restless urgency of these
newcomer* contrasts sharply
with tin* somewhat pallid efforts
of such long-established names
as iiiil I’lvmpton and Paul Dries
sen Plympton’* "Push (fumes
lii Shove," while immaculately
timed and as guofily absurd us
ever, lac ks his normal multi-lay
ered shading* on human nature
Driessen ("Celling There"), one
ol Canada's living treasures,
seems to !>e degenerating from
gloriously meandering surreal
ism to impenetrable random
ness
Computer whiz John l.asseter
(l.uxo jr ) could stand to take a
lesson or two in storytelling
While' Lusseter s work is gor
geous to look at and demon
niraios an immaculate command
of animated motion, the barren
settings and neglect of story line
justify the standard complaints
from traditional animation parti
sans alKHit computer animators
In trademark style, the
Tour nor lea [is between tech
niques and continents In a cha
otlcnlly entertaining patchwork
The highlights of the show Hre
two rich extended pieces from
the Soviet Union
State television In the USSR
has kept traditional animation
breathing, even though concern
for the bottom line long ago
sank America into the limited
movement of Hanna Barberu.
Now In the era of strengthened
perestroika, the Reds are ready
to reintroduce us to the tech
niques we've forgotten
In "The Lift," Alexander
Tatarsky jabs at the ironies of
the modern age in .1 riotous se
nes of vignettes Reminiscent of
Bruno Bozzetlo's Allegro Non
Tmnpn, "The Lift" perfectly
evokes the long-standing love
affair between the Russians and
the absurd.
Equally as utisurd, hut also
deep felt, Is Garri Bardin's
"Urey Wolf and Red Riding
Hood " A grand, almost operat
ic, pastiche in cloy stop-motion,
"Grey Wolf" is not afraid to mix
satire with nostalgic sadness
The European animators [Bar
din included) turn in the only
socio-political pieces, among
them Klaus Georgi s military
tweaking "The Breakdown" and
Bruno Bo/./.etto's ecologically
sardonir "Big Bang “
The JJrtl International
Tournee of Animation has
earned its acclaim every bit
of it If your eyes need a feast
and your brain needs a break,
this is a movie well worth your
time.
By S W Conser
Efnefaid Contributor
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Co\.M*«y pf'Q tCM
From lop: Capital P, Ode to G.l. Joe and Gatling Thera,
along with other clips, comprise The 23rd Tournee ol Ani
mation.
Music man creates electronically
SHOWTIME
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hr music to the (Sirs Just ,isk
Kent' S.tlm he'll tell vou
hovs to ensile trtimpel or vui
I ill effects iinrl how vour sirri
pie home stereo system t .m tie
.t speei.il effer Is wonder
.m r mi m .1 r v rn i -1 t in
s, din's forte lie*, ui <• U-t ironic immi
which, hi' -Mini :s more Ih.m just musii
based on electronii instruments
"People often think tti.it t-li*< tronn mu
sic is something sophistic ated tint it
lie ll'slii tl.IVl.1 !i i til so S.i ; Hi s.lld M ■ ! ;
c .in .else* lie ( reated irn!!; simpli Ini:iv• •
i’Ic'c.Ironic items such as 1111■storm sot
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the sl.ip!<• for years .uni elec tremi' musii
is shl! m its intone Sjlrn t»-li>'vi's tins, is
the- right time to explore a .pi.ili!\ of
sc >n n i i thill is i in I \ limited In tin- n.nisi
c hill's imagination
l.;i'C tronic ore hrstr.itloir ,m i route
sounds tli.it i .m t tii' ic hirvi d vv ith ,n cuts'
tir instruments, he s.iid I'ihi-rr .ire no
tr.ici11icuis or rules to hold i! h.u x ■ '
t. isth: tilings c .in lif done y\ ith elec.triune
Pur example, just by pushing a key m
svnihesi/er, vim can get u good imitation
ol the sound ol rum or thunder
Bemuse its principle is so broad, it
takes more than formal music: training to
master it In (act. said Salm, some nine
ironic music inns < nn't even read music
I o be good at elec Ironic orchestration
demands a lot more hands-on evperieru e
and experimentation, and being very la
miliar vs 1111 what the instrument tan ch
and !. >yv it works, he said
It took Salm himself three to tour years
! really lee I i oinfortaide w a k on: w
and manipulating his synthesi/ers In
day tie creates, sc ores end on hestratc
ins own compositions fur Imth the syn
ihesizet and piano
A University graduate in musu and
(■enlian, Salm greyv up in Beirut, L.iii.i
non, and began Ins piano studies at igc
Rone Salm
'I'U'ii l ;>*m high school graduation, he
!ivi-ii !;' Vienna Yie.tr ;a .iu>I hi !;« i h
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elet 'rutin niilMt.-i.iitil (inned the !,;;y,e;.e
i. 11-1 lloni! Mil:i ( . ' !-•< I n <■ i e.o • : p
musi( enthusiasts Sodas he .
lh.it groups coordinator
He a 1sti na rived ,i diploma in ele
ie music from I .me (umumimtv tail lege
.mil went oil Id release ,i piano simile I;
lied. Komembeimg Mostly .i ( :
or easy listening musician. Nairn s.o.l ih.it
hi- wants Ins miwi to sue,;
I want mv mii'i: to Ih imite •im’■ >
mlelligihle to the man or woman e ",
street. ' he said
(hit what has proved to lie i sir--: m
flufim e are his >ears working 111 tie no o
tal health I, wi h ■: tins tie- s
ttlg quality ol Ills mil sir
To ::e musii therapy is a part of .s hit
■ to : ed VH mm.ie is invitim.; ' .! 1
er than invading I irv io portray a w: e
variety ol emotions, even the must de
pressing. In a balanced and sy nip.ith. '.
light "
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