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AICN & The ALAMO DRAFTHOUSE Present A Screening of THE PIXAR STORY with director Leslie Iwerks this Sunday!!!

Hey folks, Harry here... I'm incredibly excited about this screening. Not just because I love Pixar like a child loves to suck their thumb, but because we're having Director Leslie Iwerks there to talk with us about the film and about animation in general. You see, Leslie is the granddaughter of U.B. Iwerks - not only was he a brilliant animator - but a brilliant innovator and inventor that created much of the processes that made animation so wonderful. Things like the process to blend animation with live action... and a lot of what went into Disneyland and more. If you want to know more about U.B. check out the documentary, THE HAND BEHIND THE MOUSE: THE U.B. IWERKS STORY also directed by Leslie Iwerks. This is an extremely awesome opportunity to see this movie as it is planned to just play at New York and Los Angeles - so if you love PIXAR and animation - you've got to come check this out this Sunday! How? Read below:






Harry, We have this booked for this weekend. I have set up an evite. If you would post an article the show, people who would like to attend can email me with the phrase "Alice's Egg Plant" in the header and I will send an Evite to as many people as we can fit in in order of my receiving the email. Please also let me know if you plan to attend and how many guests you anticipate. About the show: THE PIXAR STORY with Director Leslie Iwerks Live Alamo Drafthouse South Lamar 1120 S. Lamar, Austin, TX 78704 Sunday, October 14, 7:00PM In the mid 1980's, three men united together to follow a dream: Ed Catmull, John Lasseter and Steve Jobs pushed beyond the boundaries of what was known in the world of art and science to form Pixar Animation Studios. In 1995, the company's Academy Award winning computer animated film, TOY STORY, ignited an entirely new animation industry, and their ensuing seven films have entertained millions of people worldwide. Yet over the last twenty years the company's dramatic journey has often been one of struggle and commitment as they paved their way into an unknown medium. Through never before seen archival footage, candid interviews, and visually stunning art and animation, Oscar nominated director Leslie Iwerks takes us inside the unique world of Pixar. "a celebration of animation in all its forms" - Peter Debruge, Daily Variety Please note: This screening is open to invitees only. Attendees must be present 30 minutes before showtime to ensure admission. If any additional seats are available, they will be placed on sale 10 minutes before showtime. Direct link: Click here For the Program Details Thanks, Lars
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