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 Programs / Films A-Z
ONE DAY IN EUROPE
 10.07 - 20.00 Nairi Cinema, Large Hall
12.07 - 12.00 Nairi Cinema, Large Hall
2005, Germany/Spain, 95 min.
NON COMPETITION PROGRAM
Yerevan Premiers
Script/Dir.: Hannes Stöhr, Dir. of Phot.: Florian Hoffmeister, Compos.: Florian Appl, Prod. Design: Andreas Olshausen, Sound: Frank Kruse, Edit.: Anne Fabini, Prod.: Sigrid Hoerner, Anne Leppin, Antón Reixa.
Cast: Megan Gay, Liudmila Tsvetkova, Andrei Sokolov, Oleg Assadulin, Vita Saval, Nikolai Svechnikov, Luis Tosar, Boris Arquier, Florian Lukas, Erdal Yildiz, Nuray Sahin.
Four cities, four cases of theft, four instalments of a Champions' League game and football fever everywhere… The interwoven episodes of this film kick off in Moscow, where Galatasaray Istanbul and Deportivo La Coruña meet for the Champions' League final. A young English art dealer, is mugged after a taxi ride but finds help in the shape of a pensioner named Elena. The two women make their way to the police station. Meanwhile, in Istanbul, a German student is trying to pretend he's been mugged in order to obtain a police report and so claim the insurance money. At the same time, at the famous Spanish place of pilgrimage Santiago de Compostela, a Hungarian history teacher Gabor is relieved of his digital camera. Village policeman Barreira would be only too happy to help this Catholic pilgrim – after his siesta. Meanwhile, in Berlin, a couple of street performers decide to pretend they've been mugged in order to improve their flagging finances.
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Hannes Stöhr
 Born 1970, Hechingen-Sickingen, Germany.
He opted for community rather than military service and spent his term working in a psychiatric institution. He then studied European law at Passau University. He was an Erasmus fellow in Santiago de Compostela in 1994. He took up studies at the German Film and Television Academy in Berlin (DFFB) in 1995, graduating with the feature film, Berlin is in Germany. This film won the Panorama Audience Award at the 2001 Berlinale and went on to receive a number of other awards.
Filmography
Berlin Is in Germany (2001), One Day in Europe (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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