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PERSONA NON GRATA
12.07 - 12.00 Moscow Cinema, Blue Hall
14.07 - 20.00 Moscow Cinema, Blue Hall
2005, Poland/Russia/Italy, 117 min.
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION Feature Films
Script/Dir./Prod.: Krzysztof Zanussi, Dir. of Phot.: Edward Klosinsky, Compos.: Wojciech Kilar, Sound: Wieslaw Znyk, Edit.: Wanda Zeman. Cast: Zbigniev Zapasievicz, Nikita Mikhalkov, Jerzy Stur, Andrzey Chyra, Daniel Olbrychski, Remo Girone, Victoria Zinny.
Following the death of his wife, Wiktor, a Polish ambassador posted to Uruguay, takes stock of his life, on a sentimental level and in terms of political ideas.
Awards Best Supporting Actor, Jury Prize (Poland).
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Krzysztof Zanussi
Born 1939, Warsaw. From 1955 to 1959 studied physics at Warsaw University and attended lectures on cinema at the Institute of Art at the Polish Academy of Sciences in Warsaw (1956-57). In 1959 he enrolled at the Faculty of Philosophy at the Jagiellonian University of Cracow, but did not graduate because of its closing in 1963. In 1960 he joined the film direction faculty at the Lodz Film School (grad.1966). Since 1966 he has directed many documentaries, features for cinema and TV, in Poland and abroad. He writes or co-writes scripts for his own films. Since 1978 also stage and opera director. From 1974 to 1981 Vice-Chairman of the Polish Filmmakers Association. From 1979 chief manager/director of “TOR” Film Unit (now “TOR” Film Studio), under of which he has produced a great number of important films, among them the work of his friend, the late Krzysztof Kieslowski. Since 1994, he has been a member of the Pontifical Commission For Culture in Vatican. Since 1992, a professor at Silesian University in Katowice. Doctor Honoris Causa of VGIK Moscow, The National University of Drama and Cinematography „I. L. Caragiale” (Bucarest), European Humanities University (Minsk), Bulgarian University (Sophia), University of Film and Television (St. Petersburg), Catholic University (Valencia), Catholic University of Lublin.
Filmography (selected) The Train to Heaven (1958), The Lame Devil (1958), The Roof (1959), Cement and Words (1959), A Peep from the Corner (1960), Umbrella (1960), Stop Thief (1960), A plane from Pudapest (1961), Stidents (1962), Witness (1964), Maria Dabrowska (1866, TV), Computers (1967), The Provincial's Death (1966), Krzysztof Penderecki, (1968, doc.,TV), The Structure of Crystal (1968), Family Life (1971), Behind the Wall (1971), Illumination (1973), The Catamount Killing (1973, doc.), Quarterly Balance (1975), Night Duty (1975), Camouflage (1976), The Anatomy Lesson (1977, TV), The House of Women (1977, TV), Lutosławski, Penderecki, Baird, (1977, doc. TV), My Cracow (1977, doc., TV), The Spiral (1978), Roads in the Night (1979, TV), Constant Factor (1980), The Contract (1980, TV), From a Far Country: Pope John Paul II (1981, doc.), Temptation (1981), The Unapproachable (1982, TV), Imperative (1982), Vatican, the Capital of Culture, (1982, doc.), Bluebeard (1983, TV), The Year of Quiet Sun (1984), Paradigma (1985), Extinct Days (1987), Wherever You Are... (1988), Inventory (1989), Lutosławski Interviewed by Krzysztof Zanussi (1989, doc., TV), A Long Conversation with a Bird (1989, (TV), A Life for a Life (1989), Napoleon (ep. 3, Maria Walewska, 1989), Yeltzin - My Russia, (1989, doc.), The Silent Touch (1992), Conversations with Krzysztof Zanussi, (1992-93, doc.), Impression about Chopin’s Music - Chopin in Łazienki Park; Chopin in Central Railway Station (1993, doc.), Music in the Warsaw Ghetto, (1993, doc.), Conversation with Lord Yehudi Menuhin, (1994, doc.), Weekend Stories (1995-2000, TV), Re Pescatore (1995), Have No Fear, (1996, doc.), In Full Gallop (1996), Our God's Brother (1996), L’alouette (1999), Life As a Fatal Sexually Transmitted Disease (2000), Supplement (2002), Casting (2003), Persona Non Grata (2005).
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Script/Dir.: Marco Bellocchio, Dir. of Phot.: Alberto Marrama, Compos.: Ennio Morricone, Prod. Design.: Gisella Longo, Edit.: Silvano Agosti, Prod.: Enzo Doria. Cast:. Lou Castel, Paola Pitagora, Marino Masé, Liliana Gerace, Stefania Troglio, Jeannie McNeil.
On a rural estate live three brothers, a sister, and their blind, religious mother. Three of the siblings have epilepsy, the fourth and eldest, Augusto does not, and he's about to break away from the family: he's in love with Lucia and planning to move to the city. Augusto's sister Guilia tries to frustrate the lovers, while another brother, Alessandro, hatches a far-reaching plot to free himself of his mother's demands and other family responsibilities, to give Augusto the wherewithal to leave with Lucia, and, perhaps, to pursue incestuous impulses with his sister.
Awards Silver Ribbon - Best Original Story, Italian National Syndicate of Film Journalists, 1966; Silver Sail, Locarno IFF, 1965. |
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ARCANA
INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION Documentary Films
Script/Dir./ Dir. of Phot./Prod.: Cristobal Vicente, Compos.: Carlos Canales, Toto Alvarez, Sound: Mario Diaz, Rafael Huerta, Cristobal Vicente. Edit.: Cristobal Vicente, Carlos Klein.
This film presnts a record of the last working year of the old prison of Valparaiso, which closed in 1999. It is a homage to the prison and to the values and customs of the men, who have secretly lived within it during its 150 year history. |
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