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nordic short & doc film festival MALMÖ, SWEDEN 19-24 SEPT 2014 25th edition CATALOGUE GOODXXXXXXX TO KNOW MAP Central Station GUEST DESK INKONST FESTIVAL CENTER NP HAPPY HOUR 200 m At the NP Guest Desk 19/9: 12:00-21:00 Meet old and new friends you can get all necessary 20/9: 09:30-19:00 at the NP Happy Hour for 7 information about the festival 21/9: 09:30-21:00 delegates at Inkonst. 15 22-23/9: 09:30-19:00 and pick up your delegate pass. 20/9-23/9 at 18:00-19:00 5 (p.115) OPENING HOURS CINEMA SPEGELN 13 STORA VARVSGATAN 19/9: 09:00-21:00 20-22/9: 09:00-21:00 FOOD & DRINKS 23/9: 09:00-19:00 20/9: 09:00-21:00 Grand Öl & Mat and SMAK 18 21/9: 08:00-21:00 24/9: 11:30-16:00 are two well-located festival 22/9: 08:00-21:00 restaurants offering lunch 20 23/9: 08:00-19:00 CINEMA FILMSTADEN at a 10 % discount when DROTTNINGGATAN 3 24/9: 09:00-15:00 21-24/9: 09:30-18:00 showing your delegate pass. AMIRALSGATAN (p. 115) 17 10 Accredited guests will be OPENING SCREENING REGEMENTSGATAN issued a delegate pass granting Friday 19September 18:30 at NP SAUNA HOURS FERSENSVÄG FÖRENINGSGATAN access to all screenings and Royal (doors open 18:00) Wednesday 24 September 4 seminars and the NP Festival at Kallbadhuset (Västra AMIRALSGATAN Club. NP Forum is open to OPENING RECEPTION Hamnen), gathering 10:00 guests with a forum delegate Friday 19 September 21:00 at the Guest Desk. For true pass only. NP Market is open at Malmö City Hall. By Nordics only! (p. 115) FÖRENINGSGATAN 1 16 to guests with a market invitation only. 9 delegate pass only. USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS 8 AWARDS GALA PARTY Guest Desk: 20 BERGSGATAN 19 Festival accreditations (174 Tuesday 24 September +46 (0) 738-72 78 69 6 PILDAMMSVÄGEN 12 Triangeln 14 Euro / student price 117 Euro) 19:00 at Moriska Paviljongen Taxi Skåne: Station 2 (Folkets Park). Tickets can can be bought from the NP +46 (0) 40 330 330 11 Guest Desk with credit card. be bought from the Guest Public Transport: Desk (450 DK / 60 Euro) if +46 (0) 771 777 777 TICKETS available. Emergency: 112 Accredited guests can pick up free tickets for the screenings NP FESTIVAL CLUB CONTACT & INFO TRANSPORT HOTELS by presenting their delegate Warm up with a Docu Night www.nordiskpanorama.com pass at the NP Ticket Offices and continue the evening at [email protected] Triangeln Station 5 Cinema Spegeln 11 Barnens Scen 16 Scandic Triangeln Central Station Stortorget 29 Folkets Park, Triangeln 2 (one office at Guest Desk). NP Festival Club with live Facebook: Nordisk Panorama Falsterbogatan 17 Tickets are necessary and music, DJs, drinks and mingle. Twitter: @nordiskpanorama VENUES 6 NP Forum 17 Scandic Malmö City Amiralen, FilmCentrum Syd Kaptensgatan 1 available on the day of the (p.116 and p.117) Instagram: @nordiskpanorama 12 Guest Desk / Amiralsgatan 35 Monbijougatan 17 screening until 20 minutes #nordiskpanorama 1 NP Market 18 Scandic S:t Jörgen before the screening. To be 19/9 Inkonst (21:00-01:00) Scandic Triangeln, 7 NP Hackathon 13 Form/Design Center Stora Nygatan 35 guaranteed seating, please 20/9 Babel (21:00-04:00) Triangeln 2 Stapln, Lilla torg 9 Stapelbäddsgatan 3 RESTAURANTS arrive early! 21/9 Inkonst (21:00-01:00) 2 Inkonst / Festival 14 Moriskan 22/9 Babel (22:00-01:00) Center Malmö Konsthall Folkets Park, Grand Öl & Mat 8 19 For non-accredited guests, Bergsgatan 29 S:t Johannesgatan 7 Norra Parkgatan 2 Monbijougatan 17 single tickets to screenings 3 Cinema Royal 9 Babel 15 City Hall 20 SMAK can be bought at 60 SEK (NP Södra Tullgatan 4 Spångatan 38 Stortorget S:t Johannesgatan 7 membership card 10 SEK 4 Cinema Filmstaden 10 Stadsbiblioteket needed). Storgatan 22 Kung Oscars väg 11 2 3 XXXXXXX 4 FRIDAY 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 00 19/9 YOUNG 1 SPEGELN A p.xx p.80 INKONST TRANSMEDIA MEET-UP UNCONFERENCE TEATERN Group 1 p.88 UNCONFERENCE DOCU NP FESTIVAL CLUB INKONST Group 2 NIGHT Thank God it’s Feminist KLUBBEN p.88 p.70 22.30-01.00 p.116 UNCONFERENCE INKONST Group 3 FOAJÉBAREN p.88 NP FESTIVAL CLUB INKONST Thank God it’s Feminist LOUNGEN 21.00-01.00 p.116 MALMÖ THE DOGHOUSE KONSTHALL p.93 WARM OPENING SCREENING OPENING OTHER UP ND1 RECEPTION Royal Cinema Royal p.64 City Hall p.112 FILMMAKERS AT RISK OTHER Stadsbiblioteket p.100 NP Awards Special Screenings Sessions Market & Forum Social SATURDAY 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 00 20/9 SCANDIC NORDISK PANORAMA MARKET TRIANGELN p.106 ND2 ND3 ND4 ND5 FILMSTADEN 2 p.21 p.22 p.24 p.25 NNV1 NNV2 NNV3 FILMSTADEN 3 p.48 p.49 p.53 VIRPI 1 NS2 Pichler SHORT NS3 Parker 1 SPEGELN A HIGHLIGHTS p.65 p.37 p.66 p.74 p.41 p.67 NS1 ND6 ND7 SPEGELN B p.33 p.26 p.27 25 YEARS MASTERCLASS INKONST SEMINAR DOCS Virpi Suuatari TEATERN p.96 p.95 INKONST OUTLOOK OUTLOOK OUT NP LOOK HAPPY KLUBBEN p.98 p.98 p.98 HOUR HOW INKONST WE DID FOAJÉBAREN IT p.97 INKONST OCULUS RIFT PLAY ROOM LOUNGEN p.92 HACKATHON STAPELN p.91 DOCU NIGHT NP FESTIVAL CLUB BABEL Pan O Drama Party p.71 21.00-04.00 p.116 MALMÖ THE DOGHOUSE KONSTHALL p.93 XXXXXXX FAMILY SCREENING FILMS FOR OTHER & MEDIALAB CHANGE 5 Barnens Scen p.103 FCS p.100 XXXXXXX 6 SUNDAY 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 00 21/9 SCANDIC NORDISK PANORAMA MARKET TRIANGELN p.106 ND8 ND10 ND11 FILMSTADEN 2 p.28 p.31 p.32 NNV4 NNV5 ND9 FILMSTADEN 3 p.56 p.59 p.30 NS4 Parker 2 BALKAN 1 NS1 ND2 SPEGELN A p.44 p.67 p.79 p.33 p.21 ND4 NNV1 SPEGELN B p.23 p.48 AMIRALEN NORDISK PANORAMA FORUM Lilla Konferens p.108 INKONST MASTERCLASS MY DINNER WITH DOCU NIGHT Niels P. Andersen Pichler & Parker TEATERN p.96 p.94 p.72 OCULUS RIFT OUTLOOK OUTLOOK INKONST PANEL KLUBBEN p.92 p.99 p.99 INKONST HOW NP NP FESTIVAL CLUB WE DID HAPPY Jazz Cats' Club Night FOAJÉBAREN IT p.97 HOUR 21.00-01.00 p.117 INKONST OCULUS RIFT PLAY ROOM LOUNGEN p.92 HACKATHON STAPELN p.91 MALMÖ THE DOGHOUSE KONSTHALL p.93 NP Awards Special Screenings Sessions Market & Forum Social MONDAY 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 00 22/9 SCANDIC NORDISK PANORAMA MARKET TRIANGELN p.106 ND6 ND7 ND1 ND3 FILMSTADEN 2 p.26 p.27 p.20 p.22 ND5 NNV2 NNV3 FILMSTADEN 3 p.25 p.49 p.53 YOUNG 2 YOUNG 3 NS3 NS2 EARLY GEMS NS4 SPEGELN A p.81 p.81 p.41 p.37 p.74 p.44 BALKAN 2 SPEGELN B p.78 AMIRALEN NORDISK PANORAMA FORUM Stora Salen p.108 OUT OUT NP INKONST LOOK LOOK TOWN KLUBBEN p.99 p.99 HALL p.97 INKONST OCULUS RIFT PLAY ROOM NP HAPPY LOUNGEN p.92 HOUR DOCLOUNGE SPECIAL NP FESTIVAL CLUB BABEL Doc Lounge Special p.72 22.00-01.00 p.117 MALMÖ NORDIC ART FILMS KONSTHALL p.69 SCHOOL CINEMA SEMINAR OTHER Form/Design Center p.104 XXXXXXX 7 NP Awards Special Screenings Sessions Market & Forum Social XXXXXXX 8 TUESDAY 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 00 23/9 SCANDIC NORDISK PANORAMA MARKET TRIANGELN p.106 ND11 ND8 ND10 FILMSTADEN 2 p.32 p.28 p.31 NNV4 NNV5 FILMSTADEN 3 p.56 p.59 ND9 TUE’S CHOICE VIRPI 2 SPEGELN A p.30 p.96 p.65 YOUNG 4 YOUNG 5 MENTAL NORD SPEGELN B p.82 p.82 p.84 AMIRALEN NORDISK PANORAMA FORUM STORA SALEN p.108 DIGITAL ART / ARTHUR? NP INKONST CHALLENGES HAPPY KLUBBEN p.101 p.101 HOUR HOW INKONST WE DID FOAJÉBAREN IT p.97 MALMÖ NORDIC ART FILMS KONSTHALL p.69 NP AWARDS GALA OTHER 19.00-03.00 Moriska Paviljongen p.113 NP Awards Special Screenings Sessions Market & Forum Social WEDNESDAY 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 00 24/9 AWARD AWARD SPEGELN B WINNERS! WINNERS! MALMÖ NORDIC ART FILMS KONSTHALL p.69 OTHER Don’t miss our film related exhibitions! p.102 XXXXXXX 9 NP Awards Special Screenings Sessions Market & Forum Social CONTENTS Welcome 12 NP Awards 15 SPECIAL SCREENINGS 63 SESSIONS 87 MARKET & Forum 105 SOCIAL 111 PEOPLE 119 INDEX & CREDITS 144 Favourite of the Audience YOUR VOTE COUNTS! The finest prize of Nordisk Panorama is our new Malmö Audience Award. As a member of the audience, you can vote for any of the 42 Nordic short films and documentaries competing in the main programme. For more information NordiskPANorAMA.coM 10 11 WELCOME TO MALMÖ EMBRACE THE UNEXPECTED This is the 4th time Malmö proudly welcomes the Nordic and international Film is the one art form that best reflects our time and contributes to the professional film community, and the first time the festival is arranged in the debate and discourse of our society. same city two years in a row.
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    January / February 2016 Canadian & International Features The Heart of Madame Sabali NEW WORLD DOCUMENTARIES special events SHORTS & ARTIST TALKS Hitchcock/ Cabin Fever: Vinylside Chat Truffaut Free Films for Kids! with Alan Zweig www.winnipegcinematheque.com January/February Staff Picks the art direction and costumes in the film, which are both colourful and creative. The most refreshing element of McKenna’s film is the complexity of his characters, more specifically Marie Brassard who was amazing as Jeannette. This middle-aged woman was given more power and freedom to explore all types of relationships within the film, unlike films where we would normally see a woman of this age for a blink of a second. McKenna’s choice of casting such a strong lead pays off with depth to the plot and this film will not disappoint. Another screening that is not to be missed is Moving Perspectives (Feb 13) ↑ Left to right: A customer (Kristy Muckosky), Dave Barber, Eric Peterson, Cecilia Araneda, Heidi curated by Leslie Supnet. I feel like this is a Phillips, Kaitlyn McBurney, Jaimz Asmundson. Photo by Leif Norman. program that, while promising to put form over content, will not fail to entertain. I asked For 12 years now, January and February luck to you in your future endeavours! I’ll Supnet for a sneak peak and I can promise at Cinematheque have meant one very miss your goofy laugh. — Jaimz Asmundson, dancing, which is rare for program that special event: Cabin Fever! Every Sunday Cinematheque Programming Director focuses on personal cinema.— Heidi Phillips, at 2 pm, this free admission series offers Cinematheque Head Projectionist a variety of family friendly classics with The touring Canada’s Top Ten Film Festival made-in-Manitoba shorts.
  • Downloaded Consensus on an Active Reform Include the Growing Number Underlying Existing Patterns from Our Website

    Downloaded Consensus on an Active Reform Include the Growing Number Underlying Existing Patterns from Our Website

    ISSN: 1462–6535 Kurdish Human Rights Project newsline Newsline 2, Summer 2009, Issue 46 KHRP Mission Investigates Human Director’s Letter Rights Situation in Southeast Turkey A KHRP fact-finding mission travelled to southeast Turkey in early May to investigate the hu- man rights situation there, with a particular focus on women’s access to justice, impunity for state agents, issues affecting the work of human rights de- Dear Friends, fenders and the human rights We at KHRP have pursued impact of ‘high security zones’. all aspects of our work with Beginning on 2 May, the the same commitment and mission met with interviewees dedication as always over including local mayors, human the past few months, with rights activists, lawyers and particular successes in our journalists in the provinces of training, fact-finding and Diyarbakır, Mardin, Siirt and awareness-raising activities. Şırnak. Mission members also KHRP mission members Edel Hughes and Saniye Karakaş with representatives of women’s In early May we dis- visited villages that were forci- rights organisations in Diyarbakır. patched representatives to bly evacuated during the con- on the part of state officials to must prove that they have no the Kurdish regions of Tur- flict in the region in the 1990s. convince women who make income in order to access le- key to gather information The mission found that complaints that they ought to gal aid. The mission heard that on the human rights situ- women in the areas visited had drop the issue and return to it takes almost three weeks to ation there. Focusing their little or no access to justice, their homes.