Animation Feature by Domestic Infelicity

Fadia’s Tree by Sarah Beddington -Winner of many awards

Get your tickets now: https://whatson.bfi.org.uk/lff/Online/deathlesswoman This is an elegiac account of the Nazi genocide of the Roma expressed through the supernatural myth of the 'deathless woman'.

At the dawn of time, a young man and woman set out to conquer an inhospitable land in the hope of transforming it into paradise. Their quest is not without consequences and pushes them ever further, ever higher. But to what end? Between prehistory and Genesis, Eden and hell, the animated film The Conquerors calls into question human conquests and the rise of civilizations. Animated short film Duration: 12 min Director: Tibor Banoczki & Sarolta Szabo aka Domestic Infelicity Producers: Pascal Le Nôtre, Julie Roy, René Chénier Music: Chris White Sound: Stefan Smith Costume Designer: Dominique Fournier © Folimage | ONF/NFB 2011 www.domesticinfelicity.com FESTIVALS – 2013 - CÉSAR AWARDS 2013, Paris, France - Preselection - Best Animated Film FESTIVALS – 2012 - SUNDANCE Film Festival, Park City, Utah, USA - New Frontier - Short Film Competition - CHICAGO International Film Festival, USA - Nominated for Gold Hugo - Best Short Film Category - CLERMONT-FERRAND International Short Film Festival, France - National Competition - SICAF Seoul International Cartoon & Animation Festival, Korea - International Competition - ARS ELECTRONICA Animation Festival, Linz, Austria - International Competition - 24fps International Short Film Festival, Abilene, Texas, USA - International Competition - International Festival of Francophone Film in Acadia, Moncton, Canada - International Competition - ANIMEST, Bucharest, Romania - International Competition - CINEMAMBIENTE Environmental Film Festival, Torino, Italy - International Competition - Underxposed Film Festival, Rock Hill, South Carolina, USA - International Competition - BE THERE! Corfu Animation Festival, Greece - International Competition - ANIMARU Animation Festival, Lalin, Pontevedra, Spain - International Competition - GRAJSKI International - Nature Film Festival, Goričko, Slovenia - International Competition FESTIVALS – 2011 - DOK Leipzig - International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film, Germany - International Competition - SHNIT International Shortfilmfestival, Bern, Switzerland - International Competition - Black & White Special Screening Programme - AFCA Festival, Festival national du film d’animation, Bruz, Rennes Métropole, France - National Competition - CINANIMA - International Animated Filmfestival, Espinho, Portugal - Panorama Programme AWARDS – 2009 - ANNECY International Animated Film Festival, France - CANAL+ Prize - Call for Projects Competition - ANNECY International Animated Film Festival, France - SACD Prize - Call for Projects Competition

What does it mean eating alone in human society? Showing moments of six different lives, this animated anthology film seeks answer for this question. Remains of food, remains of human relationships. Written and directed by Tibor Banoczki and Sarolta Szabo Produced by Pierre-Emmanuel Fleurantin and Laurent Baujard Animators: Hugo Bravo, Marie Vieillevie, Guillaume Lorin Music: Chris White Sound design: Stefan Smith Editor: Camille Guyot 2014 Paprika Films www.paprikaprod.com www.domesticinfelicity.com http://www.unifrance.org/film/39830/leftover Awards, Nominations and Selections CÉSAR AWARDS - Official Selection - Best Animated Film, France, 2016 CLERMONT-FERRAND International Short Film Festival, France, 2015 ★ ACSE Award (Equality and Diversity Award) INSOMNIA Festival, Profnastil, Russia, 2015 ★ Grand Prix ANIM'EST International Animation Film Festival, Bucharest, Romania, 2015 ★ Best Short Film Festivals 2015 ANIMA The Brussels Animation Film Festival, Belgium TAMPERE Film Festival, Finland STUTTGART Festival of Animated Films, Germany GO SHORT International Short Film Festival, Netherlands ANIFILM International Festival of Animated Films, Trebon, Czech Republic Festival d'un jour - The French Touch à Valence Program, Valence, France SICAF International Animation Festival, Seoul, Korea FRISS HÚS International Short Film Festival, Budapest, Hungary European Animation Festival, New York, USA EUROASIA Shorts Festival, Alliance Française, Washington, USA Festival de court Métrage à Montluçon, France Fest ANCA International Animation Festival, Slovak Republic JAGRAN Film Festival, New Delhi, India Seoul International Food Film Festival, Seoul, Korea Festival "Paysages de Cinéastes", Châtenay-Malabry, France Kinookus Food Film Festival, Rujna, Croatia International Short Film Festival of LILLE, France ISFFC International Short Film Festival of CYPRUS KROK International Animated Film Festival, Moscow - St. Petersburg, Russia Message to Man International Film Festival, Moscow, Russia ANIMATOU International Animation Film Festival, Geneva, Switzerland Festival Européen du Film Court de Brest, France DOK LEIPZIG - International Festival for Documentary and Animated Film, Germany Festival du cinéma international en Abitibi-Témiscamingue, Québec, Canada Un festival c'est trop court - NICE Short Film Festival, France EDINBURGH Short Film Festival, UK CINANIMA International Animation Festival, Espinho, Portugal
 LEEDS International Film Festival, UK Festival National du film d’animation, Brus-Rennes métropole, France

MEATLESS DAYS - The Big Vegan Bank Robbery with Sad Ending Short animated road movie Sticky, bloody, trippy and meaty! Voices: Paul - Jason L. Hoopes Sophie - Zeina Nasr Theo - Jordan Glenn Sound recording, sound design, mixing by Stefan Smith Written, directed, produced by Domestic Infelicity www.domesticinfelicity.com http://stefanantonysmith.com © Domestic Infelicity 2012

Animated short Dir: Tibor Banoczki Sound and Music: Stefan Smith Animation and texturing: Firkafilm Producer: Andras Muhi © Inforg Studio 2010 www.domesticinfelicity.com

Watch Native Hawaiians call back the rain, and use indigenous ecological and spiritual practices to restore the sacred island of Kaho`olawe after 50 years of military use as a bombing range. This scene comes from the Islands of Sanctuary episode of the four-part series, Standing on Sacred Ground.

See Aboriginal elders practice ancient rituals and protest government collusion with mining companies that is destroying a sacred river in Australia's Northern Territory. This scene comes from the Islands of Sanctuary episode of the four-part series, Standing on Sacred Ground.