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Stop-motion auteurs the Quay Brothers join us to talk about their incredible career in live action and animation.

The Quay Brothers have made some of the most memorable and creative stop-motion films, frequently drawing on Central European literary and cultural sources to inform their unique and experimental form. With influences ranging from films of Starewicz, Borowczyk and Švankmajer to the written work of Kafka, Walser and Schulz, the Brothers are true cinematic auteurs. Having just completed their new feature film Sanatorium Under the Sign of the Hourglass, the Quay Brothers join us to talk about their impressive body of work.

This event was hosted by Joseph Wallace. More on Joseph's work at josephwallace.co.uk

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