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Nine Lives
(1987 7 minutes)
Music by Ken Field, Robert Moses and Ken Winokur

A fortune tellers cards lead the
viewer on a journey through time and collective memory, using the
metaphor of a cats multiple lives.
The cat of Karen Aquas episodic
acts of legerdemain becomes a summary of possibilities for the human
personality. Grace, wisdom, mystery and predation are all components
in this masquerade of life.
George Griffin, Film
Forum program notes
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| Marin County Film Festival, 1987: 2nd Prize, Animation |
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| Sinking Creek Film Celebration, 1987: Judges Award |
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| ASIFA-East Animation Awards, NYC, 1988: 3rd Prize, Soundtrack |
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| Big Muddy Film Festival, 1988: Honorable Mention |
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| New England Film Festival, 1987: Honorable Mention |
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| Bucks County Film Festival, 1987: Honorable Mention |
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| Independent Filmmakers Exposition, Metropolitan Museum
of Art, NYC, 1988 |
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| Zagreb World Festival of Animated Films, Yugoslavia, 1988 |
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| Shanghai International Animation Film Festival, China, 1988 |
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| Ottawa International Animation Festival, Canada, 1988 |
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| Black Maria Film & Video Festival, 1988: Touring Showcase |
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| Ann Arbor Film Festival, 1988 |
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| Denver International Film Festival, 1987 |
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| Humboldt Film/Video Festival, 1988 |
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| Women in Film Festival, Los Angeles, 1987 |
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| Athens International Film/Video Festival, Ohio, 1987 |
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| Streams of Consciousness: New American Animation
Film Forum, NYC, 1988 |
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| Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1988 |
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| Magic Movies: The Best of New Animation Institute
of Contemporary Art, Boston, 1988 |
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| On Screen: A Celebration of Women in Film, San Francisco,
1988 |
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| Women in the Director's Chair, Chicago, 1988 |
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| Coolidge Corner Movie House, Boston, 1987: Festival of Womens
Animation |
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| First Night, Boston, 1987 |
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| Boston Film/Video Foundation, 1987: New England Regional Fellowship
Winners |
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| Neighborhood Film/Video Project, Philadelphia, 1987 |
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| Women's Animation in the 80s Seattle Art
Museum, 1987 |
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| The Movie Channel/Showtime, 1987-88 |
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| Image Union WTTW, Chicago Public Television, 1987 |
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| Sinking Creek Film Celebration |
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