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14-21 Nov 2018 12. asian film festival warsaw 14-21 All films are presented in their nov original languages, with English and Polish subtitles. 2018 muranów kinoteka 2 kinoteka 1 msn 14 Nov / Wed 17:30 Father to Son, 17:30 Tomorrow is Another Day, dir. Hsiao Ya-chuan, dir. Chan Tai-lee, Hong Kong Taiwan 2018, 115’ 2017, 91’ 20:30 Opening Ceremony 20:30 The Blood of Wolves, dir. Kazuya Shiraishi, Youth, Japan 2018, 126’ dir. Feng Xiaogang, China 2017, 136’ 15 Nov / Thu 15:30 Have a Nice Day, dir. Liu Jian, China 2017, 77’ 17:15 Nervous Translation, 17:15 14 Apples, dir. Midi Z, dir. Shireen Seno, Philippines, Taiwan, Burma, 2018, 84’ 17:30 Asian Academy: 2017, 90’ Censorship and autocensorship in Thailand / Magda Chodownik 19:30 Tomorrow is Another Day, 19:30 Ten Years Thailand, 19:15 Brotherhood of Blades II: and Karol Grygoruk (in Polish) dir. Chan Tai-lee, dir. A. Assarat, A. Weerasethakul, The Infernal Battlefield, Hong Kong 2017, 91’ Ch. Siriphol, W. Sasanatieng, dir. Lu Yang, China 2017, 120’ Thailand, Hong Kong 2018, 95’ 21:30 In the Life of Music, 22:15 Killing, dir. Shinya Tsukamoto, dir. Caylee So, Sok Visal, Japan 2018, 80’ Cambodia, USA 2018, 92’ Q&A Cheap ticket 17 pln Free Entry Muranów, Andersa 5 Kinoteka, PKiN, Plac Defilad 1 MSN, Pańska 3 muranów kinoteka 2 kinoteka 1 msn 16 Nov / Fri 14:30 The Best of Times, dir. Chang Tso-chi, Taiwan 2002, 112’ 16:45 1987: When The Day Comes, 17:00 Hotel by the River, 17:00 Suburban Birds, dir. Jang Joon-hwan, dir. Hong Sang-soo, dir. Qiu Sheng, China, South Korea 2017, 129’ South Korea 2018, 96’ Taiwan 2018, 118’ 17:30 Asian Academy: Creative Fusion: Co-productions between China and Hong 19:15 Dukun, 19:30 The Senior Class, 19:30 Youth, Kong / Kiki Fung dir. Dain Said, dir. Hong Deok-pyo, dir. Feng Xiaogang, Malaysia 2006/2018, 108’ South Korea 2016, 82’ China 2017, 136’ (in English) 22:00 Folklore 22:00 Paradox, dir. Wilson Yip, Toyol, dir. Ho Yuhang, Hong Kong 2017, 101’ Malaysia, Singapore 2018, 49’ Pob, dir. Pen-ek Ratanaruang, Thailand, Singapore 2018, 63’ Q&A Cheap ticket 17 pln Free Entry Muranów, Andersa 5 Kinoteka, PKiN, Plac Defilad 1 MSN, Pańska 3 muranów kinoteka 2 kinoteka 1 msn 17 Nov / Sat 11:00 Ten Years Thailand, dir. Aditya Assarat, Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Chulayarnnon Siriphol, Wisit Sasanatieng, Thailand, Hong Kong 2018, 95’ 13:00 Grandma and Her Ghosts, 13:00 14 Apples, dir. Wang Shaudi, dir. Midi Z, Taiwan 1998, 80’ Taiwan, Burma, 2018, 84’ 15:00 River’s Edge, 15:00 Suburban Birds, 15:00 Hotel by the River, dir. Isao Yukisada, dir. Qiu Sheng, dir. Hong Sang-soo, Japan 2018, 118’ China, Taiwan 2018, 118’ South Korea 2018, 96’ 16:00 Asian Academy: The artistic „soft power” or the Chinese animated film 18:00 A Land Imagined, 18:00 Nervous Translation, 18:00 Funan, dir. Denis Do, UJ dir. Yeo Siew Hua, Singapore, dir. Shireen Seno, Cambodia, France, Belgium, Olga Bobrowska (in Polish) France, Netherlands 2018, 95’ Philippines 2017, 90’ Luxembourg 2018, 84’ 20:30 Animation Night: 20:00 Girls Always Happy, 20:00 Killing, Silent Nightmares dir. Yang Mingming, dir. Shinya Tsukamoto, 20:30 Dahufa , China 2018, 117’ Japan 2018, 80’ 3D dir. Busifan, China 2017, 95’ 22:30 Violence Voyager, 22:00 Operation Red Sea, dir. Ujicha, Japan 2018, 83’ dir. Dante Lam, China, Hong Kong 2018, 139’ 00:15 Have a Nice Day, dir. Liu Jian, China 2017, 77’ Q&A Cheap ticket 17 pln Free Entry Muranów, Andersa 5 Kinoteka, PKiN, Plac Defilad 1 MSN, Pańska 3 muranów kinoteka 2 kinoteka 1, 3 msn 18 Nov / Sun 13:00 The Best of Times, 13:00 Samui Song, dir. Chang Tso-chi, dir. Pen-ek Ratanaruang, Thailand, Taiwan, Japan 2002, 112’ Germany, Norway 2017, 108’ 15:30 Song Lang, dir. Leon Le, 15:30 Crossroads: One Two Jaga, 15:30 Father to Son, Vietnam 2018, 90’ dir. Nam Ron, Malaysia 2018, 80’ dir. Hsiao Ya-chuan, screen Taiwan 2018, 115’ 16:00 Asian Academy: 1987: How 3 the social democratic move- ments in South Korea ended 18:00 Belladonna of Sadness, 18:00 No.1 Chung Ying Street, 18:00 Birds Without Names, the dictatorship/ dr Marcin Jacoby dir. Eiichi Yamamoto, Japan dir. Derek Chiu Sung-Kee, dir. Kazuya Shiraishi, SWPS (in Polish) 1973, 97’ Hong Kong 2018, 118’ Japan 2017, 123’ screen 1 20:00 Die Tomorrow, dir. Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit, 20:30 The Blood of Wolves, Thailand 2017, 75’ dir. Kazuya Shiraishi, 21:00 Brotherhood of Blades II: screen Japan 2018, 126’ The Infernal Battlefield, 1 dir. Lu Yang, China 2017, 120’ 21:45 Seoul Station, dir. Yeon Sang-ho, South Korea 2016, 92’ Q&A Cheap ticket 17 pln Free Entry Muranów, Andersa 5 Kinoteka, PKiN, Plac Defilad 1 MSN, Pańska 3 muranów kinoteka 2 kinoteka 1 msn 19 Nov / Mon 17:00 Crossroads: One Two Jaga, 17:00 River’s Edge, dir. Nam Ron, dir. Isao Yukisada, Malaysia 2018, 80’ Japan 2018, 118’ 18:30 Close Encounters: New Malaysia - Nam Ron, Dain Said, Bront Palarae 19:30 Song Lang, 19:30 Operation Red Sea, dir. Leon Le, dir. Dante Lam, China, Vietnam 2018, 90’ Hong Kong 2018, 139’ 20:15 Die Tomorrow, dir. Nawapol Thamrongrattanarit, Thailand 2017, 75’ 22:00 Paradox, dir. Wilson Yip, Hong Kong 2017, 101’ Q&A Monday’s cheap ticket 17 pln Free Entry Muranów, Andersa 5 Kinoteka, PKiN, Plac Defilad 1 MSN, Pańska 3, muranów kinoteka 2 kinoteka 1 msn 20 Nov / Tue 17:00 A Land Imagined, 17:00 On Happiness Road, dir. Yeo Siew Hua, Singapore, dir. Sung Hsin-yin, Taiwan 2017, France, Netherlands 2018, 95’ 111’ 17:30 Asian Academy: The old theaters of Vietnam: from cheo to cai luong/ dr Joanna Wasilewska MAiP (in Polish) 19:00 No.1 Chung Ying Street, 19:30 Girls Always Happy, 19:30 Birds Without Names, dir. Derek Chiu Sung-Kee, Hong dir. Yang Mingming, dir. Kazuya Shiraishi, Kong 2018, 118’ China 2018, 117’ Japan 2017, 123’ 22:00 Violence Voyager, dir. Ujicha, Japan 2018, 83’ 21 Nov / Wed 18:00 Dahufa, 18:00 In the Life of Music, 3D dir. Busifan, China 2017, 95’ dir. Caylee So, Sok Visal, Cambodia, USA 2018, 92’ 20:30 Closing Ceremony 20:30 1987: When The Day Comes, On Happiness Road, dir. Jang Joon-hwan, dir. Sung Hsin-yin, South Korea 2017, 129’ Taiwan 2017, 111’ Q&A Free Entry Muranów, Andersa 5 Kinoteka, PKiN, Plac Defilad 1 MSN, Pańska 3 Muzeum Sztuki Films Nowoczesnej (Museum Asian Academy of Modern Art), Pańska 3 Muranów Cinema, Gen. Andersa 5 A series of lectures providing additional context for festival screenings – a chance to explore The Best of Times, Free Entry Classics dir. Chang Tso-chi, Taiwan 2002, 112’ P Mostly in Polish the sociocultural contexts, aesthetic traditions, relationships between cinema, the everyday Magical realism in the gangster’s underworld life, and the current events in Asia. Unique titles from the film of Taiwan. Two friends, who couldn’t archives that allow you to look back be more different, Hsiao-Wei and A-Chieh, spend their free time wandering around at the history of world cinema. the neighborhood alleys. One day, Hsiao- 15 Nov / Thu 17:30 Censorship and autocensorship in Thailand -Wei’s boss gives them both a gun, / Magda Chodownik i Karol Grygoruk. which leads to a series of fatal accidents, to a nightmare, from which it will be difficult 17:30 16 Nov / Fri Creative Fusion: Co-productions between China to wake up. and Hong Kong / Kiki Fung The last two decades have brought many changes Golden Horse Film Festival 2002, to the Hong Kong film industry, co-productions with China Best Film; Venice IFF 2002, Competition and the exchange of talents is an increasingly common phenomenon. Kiki Fung, a selectioner of the International Film Festival in Hong Kong and a longtime curator of film events, will tell us how the cooperation between the Chine- se and Hong Kong film market is developing. In English. 17 Nov / Sat 16:00 The artistic „soft power” or the Chinese animated film / Olga Bobrowska UJ 18 Nov / Sun 16:00 1987: How the social democratic movements in South Korea ended the dictatorship / dr Marcin Jacoby SWPS Belladonna of Sadness, P 19 Nov / Mon 18:30 Close Encounters: New Malaysia dir. Eiichi Yamamoto, Japan 1973, 86’ More info: Asian Animations Muranów Cinema A panel debate featuring three leading Malay filmmakers, Nam Ron, Dain Said, and Bront Palarae, devoted to the re- Grandma and Her Ghosts cent political changes in the country and the new develop- , P ment perspectives for the cinema of Malaysia. In English. dir. Wang Shaudi, Taiwan 1998, 80’ More info: Asian Animations P 20 Nov / Tue 17:30 The old theaters of Vietnam: from cheo to cai luong/ Polish Premiere dr Joanna Wasilewska MAiP E European Premiere Lumpur, encounter an intermediary way to make contact with the absent parents to conflicts, creating a funny yet touching New Asian Cinema who helps to employ immigrants from and the outside world. picture of the relationship between a mother Indonesia without a work permit. A conflict and a daughter. The competition section, between a young policeman and his senior Rotterdam IFF 2018, Netpac Award presenting the latest, widely partner launches a series of fatal accidents. A Land Imagined, discussed films of new talents Suburban Birds, dir. Yeo Siew Hua, P and outstanding directors from River’s Edge, dir. Qiu Sheng, China, Taiwan 2018, 118’ Singapore, France, Netherlands 2018, 95’ P P East and South-East Asia.
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