This program reprises our popular survey of the best recently completed animated music videos, mixing established veteran directors like R. Malcolm Jones, Nima Nourizadeh and Joel Trussell with up and comers such as Flourescent Hill and Stephane Manel and design stalwarts such as Motomichi Nakamura.

BACK TO 3RD SAN FRANCISCO INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL

The Chemical Brothers: Salmon Dance (Dom & Nic, England, 4 min); Chromeo: Momma’s Boy (Stephane Manel, England, 4 min); The Dandy Warhols: Welcome to the 3rd World (Webster Colcord, USA, 4 min); Gnarls Barkley: Who’s Gonna Save My Soul (Chris Milk, USA,
4 min); Gnarls Barkley: Run (Happy, USA, 3 min); Grizzly Bear: Knife (Encyclopedia Pictura, USA, 6 min); Hot Chip: Ready for the Floor (Nima Nourizadeh, England, 4 min); Jakob Dylan: Evil Is Alive and Well (Joel Trussell, USA, 5 min); J Dilla: Nothing Like This (Daniel Garcia, USA, 3 min); Lady Sovereign: Love Me or Hate Me (Brian Beletic, USA/England, 3 min); Lil Mama: Lip Gloss (R. Malcolm Jones, USA, 5 min); MGMT: Electric Feel (Tintori, England, 4 min); Morcheeba: Enjoy the Ride (Joel Trussell, USA, 4 min); New Pornographers: Myriad Harbour (Fluorescent Hill, USA, 4 min); The Pacific: Number One (Stephane Manel, England, 4 min); Rex the Dog: I Can See You, Can You See Me (Eric Lerner, England, 4 min); Temposhark: Blame (Motomichi Nakamura, USA, 3 min) (TRT 66 min)

November 14, 2008, 10:15 pm, Landmark’s Embarcadero Center Cinema