WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID ABOUT EVERYTHING TURNS

"unrelenting bleakness"
Dazed and Confused


"rather stylish"
Ian Lumsden, The Animation Blog

"Everything Turns morphs life, death, the universe and all that in one minute flat, demonstrating the potential rather than the limitations of the one-minute format. Its clean and elegant animation is totally engaging."
Dr. Chris Berry, Professor of Film and Television Studies, Goldsmiths College. One Minute Award Jury, Filming East Festival, 2007


Everything Turns
Life makes your head spin, and before you know it,
it’s over. A very short film about time, life and death.



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AWARDS
- One Minute Award, Filming East Festival, Oxford, UK, 2007

SCREENINGS 2008
- Animae Caribe Festival, Trinidad, 23 Sep
- Image Forum Festival, Tokyo, Kyoto, Fukuoka and Yokohama, Japan, Apr-Jul
- Apple Store Ginza, Tokyo, Japan, 26 May
- Planet Studyo Plus One, Osaka, Japan, 24 and 25 May
- Kyoto Saga University of Arts, Kyoto, Japan, 20 May

- Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, 12 May
- Uplink Factory, Tokyo, Japan, 7 and 8 May
- University of West of England, Bristol, UK, 16 Apr
- Creative Futures, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK, 9 Apr
- FDMX, Norwich School of Art and Design, Norwich, UK, 6 Mar
- Newport School of Art, University of Wales, Newport, UK, 4 Mar
- London Animation Studio, Central St. Martin's College, UK, 25 Feb
- University College for the Creative Arts, Farnham, UK, 7 Feb
- FDMX, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK, 23 Jan
- London Short Film Festival, London, 4-13 Jan (Dazzle Films screening)

2007

- St. Louis IFF, St. Louis, USA
- Filming East Festival, Oxford, UK
- Uppsala ISFF (DepicT! screening), Finland
- Floating World Animation Festival, Portland, Oregon, USA
- Media Art Friesland Festival, Leeuwarden, Holland - presentation
- Quay Arts, Newport, Isle of Wight, UK
-
Epic Shorts, Real Institute, Betws-y-Coed, Wales
- Phoenix Cinema, East Finchley Community Festival, London

- Dime Novel Screen, Sassoon Gallery, London
- Ferdinand-von-Steinbeiß Schule für Grafikdesign, Ulm, Germany
- Nikolaus-Kopernikus-Gymnasium, Weissenhorn, Germany

- Max Hattler Retrospective, Roxy, London
-
Max Hattler: 2003-2007, Stadthaus, Ulm, Germany

2006
- Encounters SFF (shortlisted for DepicT!), Bristol
- Anima, Brussels, Belgium
- London IAF, UK
- Melbourne IAF, Australia
- Tindirindis AFF, Vilnius, Lithuania
- Balkanima, Belgrade, Serbia and Montenegro
- Square Eyes Festival, Arnhem, Holland
- Dime Novel Screen, Sassoon Gallery, London
- 4x4, 93 Feet East, London
- Kinofilm, Manchester, UK

2005
- EMAF, Osnabrück, Germany
- Krakow FF, Poland
- Media Art Friesland, Holland
- Detmold ISFF, Germany
- Zlinsky Pes, Czech Republic
- Super Shorts FF, London, and UK tour
- Northern Lights FF, Newcastle, UK
- Being in Motion, 291 Gallery, London, UK
- Berlinale Talent Campus, Berlin
- Exground FF (18), Wiesbaden, Germany

2004
- Exground FF (17), Wiesbaden, Germany

- HAFF, Utrecht, Holland
- CICDAF, Changzhou, China
- I Castelli Animati, Genzano di Roma, Italy
- Backup Festival, Weimar, Germany
- E-Magiciens, Valenciennes, France
- Zebra Poetry Film Award, Berlin
- Clone Digital FF, Hämeenllinna, Finland
- International Art FF, Simrishamn, Sweden
- EMERGEANDSEE, Budapest, London, and Lucerne
- Eat Our Shorts, National Film Theatre, London
- Projektor, Kingsgate Gallery, London
- ArtExpo, Madrid

PUBLICATIONS AND MORE
- Movieola TV, Canada, 2007
- DepicT!, UK, 2006
- The First Post Online Animation Festival, December 2006
- The First Post, August 2006
- shots magazine New Directors Reel DVD, 2005
- EMERGEANDSEE DVD 'Circular Reality', 2005
- Community Channel TV, UK, 2005
- Supported and promoted by the British Council
- for press coverage see PRESS

INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION
Dazzle Films
Unit P102
Penn Street Studio
23-28 Penn Street
London N1 5DL, U.K.
Tel +44 (0)20 7739 7716



CREDITS

Directed and animated by Max Hattler © 2004
Inspired by Durs Grünbein's poem Vertigo
Production: Royal College of Art
Sound: Max Hattler
Sound mix and mastering: Jürgen Schlachter / 36music
35mm film recording: Andreas Schellenberg, Feinwerk Berlin
Available formats: 35mm film, BetaSP, DVD
Length: 1'15"

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