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58. Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen 26. April — 1. Mai www.kurzfilmtage.de 58 Festival Catalogue Festival 58. Internationale Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen 26. April — 1. Mai 2012 Oberhausener Manifest 1962 — 2012 Festivalkatalog Festival Catalogue 120412KFO12_Festivalkatalog_RZ.indd 1 12.04.12 17:40 Lancia ANZ: Range TRÄGER: Festivalmagazin Int. Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen FORMAT: 148x210 DU: 08.04.2012 ET: 26.04.2012 Ganz großes Kino. Die neuen Modelle von Lancia. Eleganz ist nicht laut. Sie zeigt Präsenz. Die neuen Lancia Modelle kombinieren solide, leistungs- starke Fundamente mit elegantem Interieur – nach bester italienischer Tradition. Ypsilon: pure Ele- ganz, ohne Exzess. Musa: außen urban, innen Limousine. Delta: atemberaubendes Interieur, außen frei von Übertreibungen. Voyager: viel Platz für Emotionen, Familie und Freunde. Thema: Qualität in ihrer schönsten Form. Die neuen einzigartigen Modelle von Lancia – machen Träume wahr. lancia.de 42461_GH_Lancia_AZ_GanzGrossesKino_148x210.indd 1 10.04.12 17:19 1 0 0 9 5 7 5 2 5 5 0 Spitzenleistungen Für jedes Alter gilt: Kunst und Kultur gehören zur Lebensqualität und geben wichtige Impulse für die persönliche Entwicklung. Deshalb unterstützen wir als Ihre Stadtsparkasse eine Vielzahl kultureller Projekte und Events in unserer Stadt. Der Bogen reicht vom Musikschulprojekt über die Ausstat- tung der Stadtbibliothek bis hin zur Förderung der Kurzfi lmtage. Jahr für Jahr erkennen wir, dass die Attrak- tivität unserer Stadt auch an ihren kulturellen Angeboten gemessen wird. Mit unserem Engagement werden wir auch zukünftig dazu beitragen, dass Oberhausen weiterhin als Kulturstadt hohes Ansehen genießt. Fair. Menschlich. Nah. Idee: Kultur mal anders Die NRW.BANK unterstützt die Internationalen Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen. Die Kurzfilmtage verknüpfen kreative Ideen mit dem bewährten Spektrum der kurzen Form. Sie machen den Vorfilm zum eigenständigen Format. Die NRW.BANK schlägt die Brücke zwischen unternehmerischen Ideen in NRW und den bewährten Produkten einer Bank. So fördern wir Kultur: anders. www.nrwbank.de DU 22.03.12 Gasometer_A4.indd 1 19.03.12 09:56 die besten stücke aus nrw am theater oberhausen 10.-17.06.2012 Benning, Gluth & Partner, www.bgp.de & Partner, Benning, Gluth Gestaltung: infos unter 0208.8578-184 oder www.nrw-theatertreffen.de Gefördert vom Ministerium für Familie, Kinder, Jugend, Kultur und Sport des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen e das Beste Si a en u Mach s I h die besten stücke aus nrw am theater oberhausen r e 10.-17.06.2012 r E n e r Benning, Gluth & Partner, www.bgp.de & Partner, Benning, Gluth g i Gestaltung: e . Foto: Axel J. Scherer · www.bgp.de Wir unterstützen Sie dabei. Zum Beispiel durch unser Interesse an Kultur. Ob Theater Oberhausen, König-Pilsener-ARENA, Ebertbad, Metronom Theater, Internationale Kurzfi lmtage infos unter oder Walzenlager-Kino – die Oberhausener Kulturlandschaft ist vielgestaltig und soll es 0208.8578-184 oder auch bleiben. Deshalb engagieren wir uns sowohl für Kleinkunst als auch für kulturelle www.nrw-theatertreffen.de Groß-Events. Sein oder nicht sein, ist hier für uns die Frage. Haben Sie noch Fragen? Energie erleben. www.evo-energie.de T 0800 255 3535 Gefördert vom Ministerium für Familie, Kinder, Jugend, Kultur und Sport des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen Medienpartner Hereinspaziert! »Tag der offenen Tür« 5. Mai 2012 | 11 bis 18 Uhr ifs internationale lmschule köln Werderstr. 1 | 50672 Köln +49 (0)221 920188-0 | info@ lmschule.de www. lmschule.de | www.facebook.de/ lmschule Setfoto des ifs-Abschluss lms »Die Schaukel des Sargmachers« R/B: E. Imánov, P: E. Blondiau, Foto: E. Blondiau ifsAnz_ToT2012_KatalogOberh_210x148.indd 1 13.04.2012 12:05:39 Kurzfilme in 3sat von den 58. Internationalen Kurzfilmtagen Oberhausen am 3. und 4. Mai 2012, ab 23.45 Uhr anders fernsehen www.3sat.de Hereinspaziert! »Tag der offenen Tür« 5. Mai 2012 | 11 bis 18 Uhr ifs internationale lmschule köln Werderstr. 1 | 50672 Köln +49 (0)221 920188-0 | info@ lmschule.de www. lmschule.de | www.facebook.de/ lmschule Setfoto des ifs-Abschluss lms »Die Schaukel des Sargmachers« R/B: E. Imánov, P: E. Blondiau, Foto: E. Blondiau ifsAnz_ToT2012_KatalogOberh_210x148.indd 1 13.04.2012 12:05:39 Testen Sie 3 Wochen den Freitag! gratis Die unabhängige Wochenzeitung für Politik, Kultur und Haltung. www.freitag.de/ausprobieren AZ KF Oberhausen 210x148,5.indd 1 04.04.12 08:09 V12_Ins_Oberhausen_V12 10.04.12 18:56 Seite 1 50th Festival Edition: October 25 to November 7, 2012 50th Anniversary activities throughout the year. Detailed information on www.viennale.at as from May 4. OBERH50A J AHRE SCHNITT.DE/BX65MANIFESTUSENER ABEN 2 AUSG IM PROBEABO SCHNITT.DE/ABO Den skarpeste kniv i skuffen. SCHNITT.DE/D ANSK Dänisches Sprichwort AHAnzSchnitt210x297+3 16.03.12 10:41 Seite 1 Klassiker PRÄSENTIERT DAS FILMMAGAZIN DAS FILMMAGAZIN DAS FILMMAGAZIN DAS FILMMAGAZIN Deutschland 6 €; Österreich 6,70 € Deutschland 6 €; Österreich 6,70 € Deutschland 6 €; Österreich 6,70 € Schweiz 12 sfr; Benelux 7 € Schweiz 12 sfr; Benelux 7 € Schweiz 12 sfr; Benelux 7 € Deutschland 6 €; Österreich 6,70 € neu auf DVD VIVE LA FRANCE Schweiz 12 sfr; Benelux 7 € Entdecken Sie legendäre MEISTERWERKE DES FRANZÖSISCHEN FILMS NEU AUF DVD! 66¦02.2012 65¦01.2012 64¦04.2011 63¦03.2011 # # # Meisterwerke der Filmgeschichte # in der exklusiven Reihe ARTHAUS RETROSPEKTIVE. Eine wunderbare Hommage an das Kino, seine großen Regisseure 12 DVDs und seine unvergessenen Stars. 5 DVDs THEMA FILMEMACHEN 2.0 ¦ FILME BESSON ¦ CROWE ¦ CURTIS ¦ DELPY ¦ JACQUOT ¦ LOSMANN ¦ NA ¦ RODRIGUEZ ¦ WEGENER U.A. THEMA 50 JAHRE OBERHAUSENER MANIFEST ¦ FILME DARDENNES ¦ FINCHER ¦ KOSSAKOWSKY ¦ SCORSESE ¦ SOKUROW U.A. THEMA PORNOGRAPHIE UND FILM ¦ FILME ALMODÓVAR ¦ CLOONEY ¦ HERZOG ¦ JULY ¦ MORETTI ¦ POLANSKI ¦ ROTH ¦ VAN SANT U.A. THEMA 30 JAHRE DAS BOOT ¦ FILME ALLEN ¦ CARPENTER ¦ CHANDOR ¦ CIANFRANCE ¦ FARHADI ¦ TEOMAN ¦ VON TRIER U. A. 7 DVDs RUBRIKEN AGNÈS GODARD IM INTERVIEW ¦ SCHAUSPIEL I ¦ BURKINA FASO ¦ BÖSE KÜNSTLER ¦ APPLAUS FÜR KETTCAR U.A. RUBRIKEN PETER ROMMEL IM INTERVIEW ¦ KAMERA IV: DIGITAL ¦ BOCHUM ¦ MAZEDONIEN ¦ BOWIE TANZT MIT JAGGER U.A. RUBRIKEN ROY ANDERSSON IM INTERVIEW ¦ KAMERA III ¦ OPA KUHLBRODT ¦ NEU WELTKINO ¦ KOJAK ¦ GEORGE MICHAEL U.A. RUBRIKEN MATHILDE BONNEFOY IM INTERVIEW ¦ KAMERA II ¦ KUHLBRODT OUTET SICH ¦ LESBISCHER SEX ¦ IRAN IN CANNES U. A. 6 6 6 5 6 4 58. Internationale 6 3 Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen ANTOINE-DOINEL-ZYKLUS FRANÇOIS TRUFFAUT EDITION JEAN-LUC GODARD EDITION 2 Mit mehr als 210 Minuten Extras, 12 Filme des Ausnahmeregisseurs, Zweiter Teil der erfolgreichen Edition: 906002 906002 906002 26. April — 1. Mai 2012 inkl. Bonusfilm »Liebe mit zwanzig«! vom Regiedebüt bis zum letzten Film. 8 Filme erstmals auf DVD! 906002 Oberhausener Manifest 194418 194418 194418 AUSGEWÄHLT UND PRÄSENTIERT VON 194418 4 4 4 1962 — 2012 4 www.kurzfilmtage.de Lichtburg Filmpalast Fachbesuchertage Öffnungszeiten 12.-16. Oktober 2011 Täglich 9.00-18.30 Uhr Publikumstage Sonntag 9.00-17.30 Uhr 15.-16. Oktober 2011 www.buchmesse.de BESUCHEN SIE UNS Im Juni 2012 erscheinen sechs weitere Filme: Ehrengast Island HALLE 3.1 Der Pakt mit dem Teufel • Der Rabe • Tagebuch einer Kammerzofe A154 Der Tiger • Stunde der Wahrheit • Das Wort DIE VERMISSTEN DAME, KÖNIG, AS, SPION HALT ARTAUFHAUS COLLE CFREIERTION FRANZÖSISCHES KINO STRECKE Erstmals auf DVD: »Paris gehört uns«, »Die Enttäuschten«, »Madame de ...« und »Atalante«. LE HAVRE www.arthaus.de Ein Film von Jan Speckenbach ¦ ab 10. Mai im Kino Ein Film von Tomas Alfredson ¦ ab 2. Februar im Kino Ein Film von Andreas Dresen ¦ ab 17. November im Kino www.arthaus.de Ein Film von Aki Kaurismäki ¦ ab 8. September im Kino BOROS Kinowelt Home Entertainment GmbH – Ein Unternehmen der Kinowelt Gruppe schnitt_63_umschlag.indd 1 26.06.11 13:48 schnitt_66_umschlag.indd 1 schnitt_65_umschlag.indd 1 23.03.12 05:29 FBU_AZ_Poster__Sschnitt_64_umschlag.CHNITT.inddindd 1 1 21.12.11 08:21 21.09.11 16:58 KW_415_Anzeige_Schnitt_RZ.indd 1 23.09.11 20.06.201108:59 17:29:02 Uhr 111220_KFO12_Schnitt Magazin_210x297_RZ.indd 1 20.12.11 10:24 AZ_Sprüche_hoch_4c.indd 10 05.04.12 13:22 Anz_SPU_Kurzfilmtage_2012_RZ_Layout 1 13.04.12 10:27 Seite 1 e k n i e R . W m l e h l i W : o t o Die Sir Peter Ustinov Stiftung F wünscht den 58. Internationalen Kurzfilmtagen Oberhausen viel Erfolg und den Besucherinnen OBERH50A J AHRE und Besuchern zahlreiche SCHNITT.DE/BX65MANIFESTUSENER ABEN ungewöhnliche und berührende, 2 AUSG anregende und beglückende IM PROBEABO SCHNITT.DE/ABO Erlebnisse! Den skarpeste kniv i skuffen. SCHNITT.DE/D www.ustinov-stiftung.de ANSK Partner der 58. Internationalen Kurzfilmtage Oberhausen Dänisches Sprichwort AHAnzSchnitt210x297+3 16.03.12 10:41 Seite 1 Klassiker PRÄSENTIERT DAS FILMMAGAZIN DAS FILMMAGAZIN DAS FILMMAGAZIN DAS FILMMAGAZIN Deutschland 6 €; Österreich 6,70 € Deutschland 6 €; Österreich 6,70 € Deutschland 6 €; Österreich 6,70 € Schweiz 12 sfr; Benelux 7 € Schweiz 12 sfr; Benelux 7 € Schweiz 12 sfr; Benelux 7 € Deutschland 6 €; Österreich 6,70 € neu auf DVD VIVE LA FRANCE Schweiz 12 sfr; Benelux 7 € Entdecken Sie legendäre MEISTERWERKE DES FRANZÖSISCHEN FILMS NEU AUF DVD! 66¦02.2012 65¦01.2012 64¦04.2011 63¦03.2011 # # # Meisterwerke der Filmgeschichte # in der exklusiven Reihe ARTHAUS RETROSPEKTIVE. Eine wunderbare Hommage an das Kino, seine großen Regisseure 12 DVDs und seine unvergessenen Stars. 5 DVDs THEMA FILMEMACHEN 2.0 ¦ FILME BESSON ¦ CROWE ¦ CURTIS ¦ DELPY ¦ JACQUOT ¦ LOSMANN ¦ NA ¦ RODRIGUEZ ¦ WEGENER U.A. THEMA 50 JAHRE OBERHAUSENER MANIFEST ¦ FILME DARDENNES ¦ FINCHER ¦ KOSSAKOWSKY ¦ SCORSESE ¦ SOKUROW U.A. THEMA PORNOGRAPHIE UND FILM ¦ FILME ALMODÓVAR ¦ CLOONEY ¦ HERZOG ¦ JULY ¦ MORETTI ¦ POLANSKI ¦ ROTH ¦ VAN SANT U.A. THEMA 30 JAHRE DAS BOOT ¦ FILME ALLEN ¦ CARPENTER ¦ CHANDOR ¦ CIANFRANCE ¦ FARHADI ¦ TEOMAN ¦ VON TRIER U. A. 7 DVDs RUBRIKEN AGNÈS GODARD IM INTERVIEW ¦ SCHAUSPIEL I ¦ BURKINA FASO ¦ BÖSE KÜNSTLER ¦ APPLAUS FÜR KETTCAR U.A. RUBRIKEN PETER ROMMEL IM INTERVIEW ¦ KAMERA IV: DIGITAL ¦ BOCHUM ¦ MAZEDONIEN ¦ BOWIE TANZT MIT JAGGER U.A. RUBRIKEN ROY ANDERSSON IM INTERVIEW ¦ KAMERA III ¦ OPA KUHLBRODT ¦ NEU WELTKINO ¦ KOJAK ¦ GEORGE MICHAEL U.A. RUBRIKEN MATHILDE BONNEFOY IM INTERVIEW ¦ KAMERA II ¦ KUHLBRODT OUTET SICH ¦ LESBISCHER SEX ¦ IRAN IN CANNES U. A. 6 6 6 5 6 4 58.
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