K1 / 18:00 / 80 min / English and Dutch

After a brief word by KLIK! director Yvonne van Ulden, we present a selection of fresh and zesty Dutch animation!

Fata Morgana / Frodo Kuipers / 4:20

The Super Rope Solution / Auke de Vries / 5:00

Get Real! / Evert de Beijer / 12:27

Nobody Beats the Drum – Poisson Vert / Rogier van der Zwaag / 3:10

Oedipus / Paul Driessen / 13:30

Plunge / Jan Joost Verhoef / 4:50

Happy Camper / Job, Joris en Marieke / 3:10

Overlast / Han Hoogerbrugge / 2:00

Mac ‘n’ Cheese / Gijs van Kooten / 2:43

Feestnummer / Danne Bakker / 3:59

Nu Ken je het Toch Al / Bastiaan Schravendeel / 2:33

Brand / Maarten Koopman / 2:00

Audition / Udo Prinsen / 7:00

Guerillia / Sjors Vervoort / 2:00

Opus Anima / Nadine Lamandasa / 4:45

Sheeped Away / Junaid Chundrigar / 5:22

K1 / 11:00 / 80 min / English

Our own film collector Roloff de Jeu brings a selection of cartoons that have been forgotten. From the era in which cartoons were part of going to the movies, when they were a standard practice and part of the whole show. All cartoons shown have been theatrically released, and will be presented on their original 35mm film format.

A unique chance to see these films back on the big screen and discover why many of these have been forgotten. Do they deserve a more prominent place in animation history, or should they be put back to the dark archive they dwell in? Why did we grow fond of Tweety, but not of Flippy? Are Katnip the Kat and Herman really bad clones of Tom & Jerry? What happened to Hashimoto-San the mouse or 'Silly' Sidney the Elephant after their theatrical run? And "Who Framed Max Fleischer?" to quote the title of an article about two of the shorts shown?

Come and find out together with the show's host Roloff who will bring you the trivial info you need to fully appreciate these animation gems & duds.

Cagey Bird / Howard Swift, Columbia / 1946 / 7:00

Magpie Madness / Eddie Donnelly, TerryToons / 1948 / 7:00

Thrill of Fair / Seymour Kneitel, Famous Studios / 1951 / 7:00

Drinks on the Mouse / David Tendlar, Famous Studios / 1953 /7:00

Spare the Child / Abe Liss, UPA Productions / 1955 / 7:00

Tree Spree / Gene Deitch, TerryToons, CBS / 1961 / 5:00

Honorable Family Problem / Bob Kuwahara, Terrytoons, CBS / 1962 / 7:00

Paste Makes Waste / Paul J. Smith, Walter Lantz Studios / 1968 / 6:00

Roller Coaster Rabbit / Rob Minkoff, Amblin Entertainment / 1990 / 7:00

K1 / 13:00 / 84 min / Dutch

Nearly 30 years ago, Toonder Studio produced the Netherlands' first and so far only feature-length animated film. Als je Begrijpt Wat ik Bedoel (known in English as Dexter the Dragon & Bumble the Bear) is a charming fantasy tale filled with memorable characters lifted from the books of Maarten Toonder. A once in a lifetime opportunity to relive your childhood memories – or to experience new ones with the kids! On 35mm! Introduced by Toonder-biographer Jan-Willem de Vries.

K2 / 19:00 / 30 min / English, Dutch subtitles

The Bad Boy of Dutch animation returns with an intense musical fairytale that expands on his mythological universe featuring the voices of Tom Waits, Terry Gilliam and the Residents. With an introduction by the filmmaker, Rosto.

K2 / 15:15 / 75 min / English

2010 was our biggest, most bad-ass edition yet. And to be honest, we could’ve filled four separate Best of KLIK! 2010 programs and still would’ve had a hard time to choose. Rest assured that this program contains some of the finest animated fare ever to have graced Kriterion’s silver screen.

K2 / 17:00 / 75 min / English

One of the themes of our 2009 festival in was politics and therefore this Best of KLIK! program contains some strong, edgy viewpoints, including a rather blasphemous (and hilarious) take on Jesus.

K2 / 20:30 / 75 min / English

KLIK!’s growing brand recognition and our boundless ambition is reflected in the Best of KLIK! 2008 program, for which we’ve selected international shorts that are guaranteed to make you laugh out loud, move you to tears or teach you the power of love.

K2 / 22:15 / 75 min / English

The first KLIK! festival was strongly rooted in our Dutch/Belgium origins, which is reflected in this smattering of Dutch and Flemish flicks with some international gems mixed in.