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MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL 2016 – interview with Malcolm Turner

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by GREG KING

Melbourne International Animation Festival

The Melbourne International Animation Festival screens at ACMI from June 19 through until June 26. The festival showcases animated work from both Australia and overseas. This year there are special screenings of classic Disney shorts from the 1930s and 40s, restrospectives on the work of Dirk De Bruyn  and animation powerhouse studios, as well as a special screening of Dax Norman’s surreal L’Eptune. Greg spoke to festival director Malcolm Turner to find out more about the 2016 MIAF program.
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