"Ah, crap. These guys again."
Just another quick remind-the-world-I'm-still-alive post with some news on the latest broadcast slots for
"The Naughty List". This March
Canal+ Xtra will be screening it on the 12th at 3:06am and then again at the notably more civilised time of 2:06pm on the 19th.

It will also be shown as part of the
Shire International Short Film Festival, one of a number of
Cinewest festivals that have been giving it some much-appreciated exposure down-under (following on from its inclusion in the
Auburn International Film Festival last year and
Short Soup in January). The screening will be on March 28th and takes place in Sutherland, New South Wales. Which, for the geographically-impaired, is in Australia. Not Wales.

As
previously mentioned, the upcoming
Roanne Animation Short Film Festival will see the film participating in the
International Competition 1 alongside such personal faves as
'Luminaris',
'Playing Ghost' and
'Morris Lessmore', a little film that just
picked up an Oscar, so my expectations of winning anything myself are, as ever, not high. Just glad to be involved. The screening will be on Friday 23rd, 9pm at the
Espace Renoir.
"Ground Running" will also be shown in the
'Best Comedies' section, which also includes
Richard Phelan's 'Damned' and
Joanna Quinn's 'Dreams & Desire - Family Ties' on the 25th at 6:30pm, same venue. The line-up on the whole looks great, other talents including
Virgil Widrich,
Luis Cook,
Osman Cerforn,
Louis Hudson,
Philip Hunt,
Jadwiga Kowalska,
Mikey Please,
Spike Jonze...to be honest, this could take a while, but the full programme is
viewable online. Good stuff indeed.
G'night!
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