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INTERNATIONAL co- nancing Projektco- nanced współfinansuje by City of m.st.W Warsawarszawa ORGANISER WARSAW SUBSIDIES FILM FOUNDATION SPONSORS AND PARTNERS MEDIA PARTNERS TELEWIZJA WARSAW FILM FOUNDATION MEDIA PARTNERS FILMNEWEUROPE.COM 2 Introduction Warsaw, October 19th, 2017 Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear Friends, Welcome to Warsaw Industry Days, which is possibly the fastest organised film industry event ever, as the Polish Film Institute announced their funding decision October 2nd. Now, seventeen DAYS later, it’s happening. CentEast, which some of you know and respect, has become history. Creative Europe Media rejected our application after 12 years of continuous support. We were told that our project is not ‘innovative’ enough. In fact, ‘creative’ applications, reporting, and accounting, has never been our forte. When we organised the first edition of Warsaw Screenings in 2000, we were the first to make a selection of Polish films and to present them, with English subtitles, to a group of foreign professionals. Thanks to our efforts, dozens of Polish films found their way to the world’s major festivals, to sales agents and, as a result, to international distribution. Seventeen years later, in cooperation with the Polish Film Institute, we organise the first edition of Pitch & Meet, which we hope will develop into a full scale co-production market. We are delighted that you have decided to come to Warsaw to attend WID. Welcome! Stefan Laudyn, general manager, Warsaw Film Foundation Małgorzata Dochniak, head of Warsaw Industry Days 3 Table of Contents Schedule of Warsaw Industry Days 4 Venues 10 Map 11 Warsaw Industry Days Team 13 Warsaw Screenings – Feature Films 14 Warsaw Screenings – Shorts 23 Warsaw Works-In-Progress 28 FIPRESCI Warsaw Critics Project 34 Doc Lab Poland 36 Open Workshop: The Art of Film Editing (by PSM) 43 Warsaw Industry Days catalogue: Editors: Małgorzata Dochniak, Arkadiusz Padyk Layout: Ryszard Miętkiewicz – Inside Materials supervised by: Fabryka Wyobraźni 4 Schedule of Warsaw Industry Days Thursday, 19th October 2017 16:00 – 17:30 Dinner Kinoteka (1st floor) 17:30 Warsaw Screenings – BEYOND WORDS / Kinoteka 6 POMIĘDZY SŁOWAMI (92') 17:30 Warsaw Screenings – VOLTA / VOLTA (105') Kinoteka 5 19:05 Warsaw Screenings – BE PREPARED / CZUWAJ Kinoteka 6 (89') Warsaw Screenings – Shorts: SILENCE OF THE POLISH LAMBS / MILCZENIE 19:15 POLSKICH OWIEC (35') Kinoteka 5 VIRGIN WOODS / ZALESIE (33') HOW TO BECOME A POPE? / JAK ZOSTAĆ PAPIEŻEM? (16') Friday, 20th October 2017 Works-In-Progress: 53 WARS / 53 WOJNY ETHIOPIQUES – REVOLT OF THE SOUL / ETHIOPIQUES 11:00 – 13:00 – BUNT DUSZY Kinoteka 7 FATIMA AND THE SECRET TREASURE / FATIMA I SEKRETNY SKARB VIA CARPATIA / VIA CARPATIA 13:00 – 14:30 Lunch Kinoteka (1st floor) Warsaw Industry Days – meetings 14:00 – 17:00 Kinoteka (1st floor) [email protected] Pitch & Meet – pitchings 15:00 – 17:00 Kinoteka 5 (organised by the Polish Film Institute) 17:00 Warsaw Screenings – CATALINA / Kinoteka 6 CATALINA (98') Warsaw Screenings – ONCE UPON A TIME IN 18:45 NOVEMBER / PEWNEGO Kinoteka 6 RAZU W LISTOPADZIE…(92') Warsaw Screenings – THE MAN WITH THE 20:20 MAGIC BOX / CZŁOWIEK Z Kinoteka 6 MAGICZNYM PUDEŁKIEM (103') Warsaw Industry Days Party 20:00 Harenda Club (co-financed by Norway Grants) 5 Saturday, 21st October 2017 Warsaw Industry Days – meetings 09:30 – 10:30 Kinoteka (café) [email protected] 10:00 Warsaw Screenings – HUGO / HUGO (78') Kinoteka 6 11:20 Warsaw Screenings – VOLTA / VOLTA ( 105') Kinoteka 6 13:00 Lunch Kinoteka (1st floor) Warsaw Screenings – Shorts: SILENCE OF THE POLISH LAMBS / MILCZENIE 14:00 POLSKICH OWIEC (35') Kinoteka 6 VIRGIN WOODS / ZALESIE (33') HOW TO BECOME A POPE? / JAK ZOSTAĆ PAPIEŻEM? (16') 6 WARSAW INDUSTRY DAYS Warsaw Industry Days, this year’s industry activities at the Warsaw Film Festival, will take place 19-21 October 2017 and will be a continuation of our previous efforts in the field – CentEast Market. The aim of our new project is to promote Polish cinema internationally and to provide distribution opportunities. Warsaw Industry Days creates a great networking platform for sales agents, distributors, festival programmers and producers from all over the world. PROGRAMME The programme of Warsaw Industry Days includes elements known form the past, as well as some new exciting events: Pitch&Meet. Warsaw Coproduction Meetings Selected film projects will be presented to Polish and international members of the film industry (producers, festival programmers, distributors, sales agents). From the film projects presented at the pitching session Polish and international jury members will select one winning project that will be granted with 100 000 Euro prize. Apart from presenting film projects in the pitching session the invited filmmakers will take part in “one on one” meetings with Polish and international members of the film industry. Organised by the Polish Film Institute. First Cut Lab An event for the directors and producers of projects selected by Matthieu Darras, Benjamin Mirguet and Robert Baliński and Olga Domżała from PISF. Directors and producers will hear feedback on their films from leading industry representatives from international film festivals and sales agents. Organised by the Polish Film Institute in cooperation with the co- production forum When East Meets West. Doc Lab Poland A programme for filmmakers-documentalists (directors and producers) who have already produced their first film. Doc Lab Poland is a meeting where experts and participants discuss the best solutions for documentaries in various stages of production and post-production. Organised by the Ślesicki Foundation. Warsaw Screenings Presentations of the newest Polish films (fiction features, docs, and shorts), which have international potential, to international sales agents, distributors and festival programmers. Organised since 2000 by Warsaw Film Foundation. Warsaw Works-In-Progress Presentations of selected works-in-progress from Poland, including co-productions (continuation of CentEast Market). Warsaw Next Workshops for young Polish filmmakers (organised since 2011) who have at least one short film; meetings with professionals from Poland and abroad, lectures, participation in Warsaw Industry Days. FIPRESCI Warsaw Critics Project Workshops for young and aspiring journalists and film critics, organised in collaboration with the International Federation of Film Critics (FIRPESCI). Open Workshop „The Art of Film Editing” An event for everyone interested in editing, during which leading Polish editors reveal the secrets of their profession. Organised with Polish Film Editors Association. Warsaw Industry Days are organised by the Warsaw Film Foundation, and our key partner is the Polish Film Institute. E-mail: [email protected] 7 8 9 10 Venues RECEPTION / INFORMATION Marriott Warsaw Hotel, 65/79 Jerozolimskie Al., main lobby, ground floor INFORMATION DESK Kinoteka, 1 Defilad Sq., lobby WARSAW INDUSTRY DAYS STANDS Kinoteka (19th-21st October) Novotel Hotel (19th October only) CONTACT TO MATCHMAKERS [email protected] FESTIVAL HOTELS IMPORTANT: breakfast is included, but all extras (mini bar, phone, pay TV, etc.) the guests cover themselves. MARRIOTT 65/79 Jerozolimskie Al., Warsaw, +48 22 630 63 06 NOVOTEL 97/98 Marszałkowska St., Warsaw, +48 22 596 00 00 SOFITEL 11 Królewska St., Warsaw, +48 22 657 80 11 ACCESS TO WARSAW FILM FESTIVAL SCREENINGS – PICK UP YOUR TICKETS Your festival badge gives you access to the selected screenings. The festival badge is valid only with a free ticket, which should be picked up at box offices in the cinemas. FESTIVAL CINEMAS MULTIKINO ZŁOTE TARASY is located at 59 Złota St. – screens 1, 2, 3, 4, about 350 metres north from Marriott Hotel, right behind WARSZAWA CENTRALNA railway station. KINOTEKA is located at 1 Defilad Sq., in The Palace of Culture, the huge stalinist building about 350 metres from Marriott Hotel. Screens 1, 2, 3, 4 and 7 (Warsaw Industry Days events take place also in other rooms in KINOTEKA, including screens 5 and 6, café, hall and 1st floor). ON-LINE CINANDO VIDEO LIBRARY The accredited guest will get a temporary account at the Cinando Video Library, which will be valid from October 12th till December 17th, 2017. 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