3rd round Screening Schedule: September 10 - September 24 Location: EXPO Plaza, The 2005 World Exposition, Aichi Japan Screening program is subject to change. The God Konstantin Bronzit / 4:20 / Animation / Russia / 2003 Even a god might have to reincarnate to get rid of a pesky fly. Konstantin Bronzit A member of the French and Russian Film Academies, Konstantin. In 1988, he made his first short film and began drawing cartoons for magazines and newspapers. By 1994, he had won more than twenty international awards for his cartoons. Konstantin’s short animated films have received more than 45 awards including the grand prizes at ANNECY'95 and ANNECY'98. In 2004, Konstantin made his feature debut with "Alosha,” the most successful Russian animated feature ever. missing pages Jerome Olivier / 24:17 / Drama / Japan / 2005 KIYOSHI TANOMURA is the chief engineer of the Infinite Technology Co, which has developed a time machine, the “Trans-locator”. At a press conference for the announcement of his time machine, Kiyoshi dodges moral critics about the ethics of the time machine. Upon returning home, a group of questionable characters abduct him. Kiyoshi is then accused of being a terrorist plotting against the CORE. The CORE is a group who uses Kiyoshi‘s Trans-locator to gain profit. Kiyoshi is rescued by a group called “Archive” who acts as a counterforce to keep history, flowing correctly. Kiyoshi is the target of CORE for being destined to co-operate with “Archive” whose duty is to stop CORE from controlling history. CHAGE As member of musical group CHAGE and ASKA, CHAGE has had over 70 concerts yearly and has also released music in between shows. In 2005, he temporarily stopped his activity as CHAGE and ASKA to open a photography/visual studio, a project he has worked on for his entire life. To make this film he collaborated with a young Canadian visual creator, Jerome Olivier, who has worked with CHAGE on the menu design for DVDs and who has also worked on commercials for some foreign brands as a CG designer.