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Catalogo Giornate Del Cinema Muto 2012 ASSOCIAZIONE CULTURALE Selig: Andrew Erish, Mike Mashon, Rob Stone, Hanno prestato i film: Ringraziamo per la gentile collaborazione: Sigla animata: Richard Williams “LE GIORNATE DEL CINEMA MUTO” Lynanne Schweighofer, Elif Rongen-Kaynakçi, 02 Films, Redondo Beach, CA Associazione Italiana per le Ricerche di Storia del Marleen Labijt, May Haduong, Amy Turner. Accompagnamenti ed eventi musicali Academy Film Archive, Los Angeles Cinema, Roma Soci fondatori Archives françaises du film-CNC, Bois d’Arcy Pianisti: Neil Brand, Günter A. Buchwald, Philip C. Animazione tedesca: Annette Groschke, Doris Paolo Cherchi Usai, Lorenzo Codelli, Associazione Teatro Comunale Giuseppe Verdi, Carli, Antonio Coppola, Stephen Horne, Donald Hackbarth, Barbara Schütz, Anke Hahn, Carmen BFI National Archive, Londra Piero Colussi, Andrea Crozzoli, Luciano De Giusti, Pordenone Sosin, John Sweeney, Gabriel Thibaudeau; ed Prokopiak. Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv, Berlino Livio Jacob, Carlo Montanaro, Mario Quargnolo†, Cinémathèque française, Parigi Bristol Silents inoltre: Mauro Colombis, Tama Karena, Elaine Loebenstein, Maud Nelissen, Andrew Simpson Piera Patat, Davide Turconi† W. W. Jacobs: Bryony Dixon, Christine Gledhill, Cinemazero, Pordenone Centro Espressioni Cinematografiche, Udine Janice Healey, Laraine Porter, Ann Ramsden, Alex Cineteca del Friuli, Gemona The Cinema Museum, Londra Percussioni: Frank Bockius, Giacomo Salvadori, Presidente Rock, Margaret Deriaz, Fleur Buckley Cineteca Nazionale - Centro Sperimentale di Francesco Tirelli Livio Jacob Cineteca di Bologna Cinematografia, Roma // canone rivisitato: Nicholas Baer, Stefan Drössler Comune di Sacile Contrabbasso e fisarmonica: Romano Todesco (Die freudlose Gasse); Anne Morra, Mary Keene Danish Film Institute, København Direttore Deutsche Kinemathek, Berlino FIAF - Féderation Internationale des Archives du Chitarra: Massimo Cum, Michele Pucci David Robinson (Hands Up!); Sergei Kapterev, Valerij Bosenko (Prostoi Slucai); Anton Kaes, Anke Wilkening, EYE Film Institute Netherlands, Amsterdam Film, Bruxelles Clarinetto, sax: Lorenzo Marcolina Carmen Prokopiak, Ernst Szebedits (Die Weber); Filmarchiv Austria, Vienna Film Preservation Associates, Hat Creek, CA A colpi di note: Orchestra della Scuola Media Sergei Kapterev, Alexander Horwath, Markus Filmmuseum München Fondation Groupama Gan pour le Cinema, Parigi Hanno collaborato al programma e desideriamo Centro Storico di Pordenone diretta da Maria Luisa Wessolowski (Zvenyhora); Jared Case, Dan Filmoteca Española, Madrid ringraziare: Fondation Technicolor pour le Patrimoine du Sogaro; Orchestra della Scuola Media “Leonardo Wagner, Tim Wagner, Edward E. Stratmann, Film Preservation Associates/Blackhawk Films Eventi speciali: Laurent Mannoni, Olivier Auboin- Cinema, Parigi da Vinci” di Cordenons diretta da Emanuela Gobbo Vermorel, Céline Ruivo, Wafa Ghermani, Maud Martin Koerber, Edith Kramer, Richard Koszarski. Collection, Hat Creek, CA Fondation Groupama Gan pour le Cinéma, Parigi L’Immagine Ritrovata, Bologna Les Aventures de Robinson Crusoé: Maud Nelissen, Paul McGann (Les Aventures de Robinson Cinema delle origini: Laurent Mannoni, Céline Nelissen; Yamila Bavio (flauti), Daphne Balvers Crusoé); Mark Fitz-Gerald, Maud Nelissen, Kevin Fondation Technicolor pour le Patrimoine du L. Jeffrey Selznick School of Film Preservation, Ruivo, Wafa Ghermani; Agnès Bertola, Manuela (soprano sax), Frido ter Beek (percussioni, effetti); Brownlow, Patrick Stanbury (The Patsy); Maria Cinéma, Parigi Rochester, NY Padoan; Claudia Gianetto, Serge Bromberg; Leslie Paul McGann (narratore) Luisa Sogaro, Emanuela Gobbo, Silvia Moras (A Anne Lewis, Meg Labrum, Sally Jackson, Graham Fondazione Cineteca Italiana, Milano Museo del Precinema, Padova colpi di note); Jean Darling, Ron Magliozzi, Donald Shirley. Friedrich-Wilhelm-Murnau-Stiftung, Wiesbaden RAI Sede del Friuli Venezia Giulia, Trieste Jean Darling 90!: Jean Darling, Donald Sosin (piano) Sosin (Jean Darling 90); Renée George (Le Petit Gaumont Pathé Archives, Parigi The Ronald Grant Archive, Londra La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc: Orchestra e Coro San Nuage); Lenny Borger, Touve R. Ratovondrahety, Riscoperte e restauri: Elif Rongen-Kaynakçi, George Eastman House, Rochester, NY Marco Alessandra Montini Natalucci, Roberto Spremulli, Marleen Labijt, Rob Byrne, Guy Edmonds, Rixt Gosfilmofond of Russia Rotary Club Sacile Rossella Torri, Carlo Pinardi, Mons. Otello Quaia, Jonkman, Annike Kross, Steve Massa (film EYE); Haghefilm, Amsterdam Telluride Film Festival The Patsy: Maud Nelissen, FVG Mitteleuropa Mark Fitz-Gerald, Julien Boury, Agnès Bertola (La Horst Claus, Barbara Schütz (Familientag im Hause Jolefilm, Padova Università di Udine Orchestra Prellstein); Kevin Brownlow, Robert Gitt, Steven Passion de Jeanne d’Arc); Agnès Bertola, Henri Library of Congress Packard Campus for Audio K. Hill, Todd Wiener (The Goose Woman); Anton Phono-Cinéma-Théâtre: John Sweeney, Frank Chamoux, Joël Daire, Laurent Mannoni, Manuela Visual Conservation, Culpeper, VA Bockius e Romano Todesco Kaes, Barbara Schütz, Jutta Albert, Hans-Michael Ringraziamo inoltre: Padoan, Céline Ruivo, Julien Boury, Jean-Guillaume Lobster Films, Parigi Bock, Stephen Horne (Jenseits der Straße); Pierre Antti Alanen, Sabrina Baracetti, Giuseppe Barutti, A Woman of Affairs: Carl Davis, FVG Mitteleuropa Bart, John Sweeney, Dr. Richard Copeman (Phono- Magyar Nemzeti Filmarchívum / Hungarian Étaix, Odile Étaix, Pascale Bouillo, Gilles Duval, Orchestra Cinéma-Théâtre); Carl Davis, Kevin Brownlow, National Film Archive, Budapest Sergio Bernetti, Thomas Bertacche, Nicola Séverine Wemaere (Rupture); James Layton, David Patrick Stanbury (A Woman of Affairs). Museo del Cine Pablo Ducrós Hicken, Buenos Callegari, Irene Callegaro, Davide Del Duca, Dori Pierce, Ned Price (The Viking); Caroline Yeager, Pordenone Masterclasses Aires Deriu Frasson, Sophie Djian, Giulio Dreosto, Charles Dickens: Michael Eaton, Bryony Dixon, James Layton, Josh Romphf, Anthony L’Abbate, Neil Brand, Günter A. Buchwald, Philip C. Carli, Museo Nazionale del Cinema, Torino Graham Petrie, David Mayer, Joss Marsh, Margaret Deborah Stoiber, Edward E. Stratmann, Benjamin Stefano Flaibani, Dimitri Fiorin, Wally Furlan, Stephen Horne, Donald Sosin, John Sweeney, Deriaz, Fleur Buckley, John Oliver, Gyongyi Balogh, Tucker, Daniel Wagner, Tim Wagner (Haghefilm/ The Museum of Modern Art, New York Sergio Mattiassich Germani, Luca Giuliani, Peter Gabriel Thibaudeau Vlastimir Sudar, David Shepard, Ned Thanhouser, National Film and Sound Archive, Canberra Selznick School Fellowship); Aldo Bernardini, Hall, Gianni Lessio, Adrienne Mancia, Claudio Thomas Christensen, Anne Morra, Mary Keene, Partecipanti: Philip Blandford, Bruno Rattini Claudia Gianetto, Mario Musumeci, Giuliana Oleksandr Dovzhenko National Centre, Kiev Todd Wiener, Steven K. Hill, Céline Ruivo, Wafa Mansutti, Marco Müller, Francesca Muner, Vladimir Puppin, Loredana Bortolotti - Civica Biblioteca Österreichisches Filmmuseum, Vienna Ghermani, Antonia Guerrero, Mike Mashon, Opela, Eva Orbanz, Giacomo Panarello, Giovanni Collegium Glemonense, Lucia Portale - Biblioteca Civica Photoplay Productions, Londra Rob Stone, Lynanne Schweighofer, Eric Le Roy, Riccardo Costantini (coordinamento) di Pavia (Cinema italiano); Ned Thanhouser, Elif Southern Methodist University, Central University Pavan, Veronika Neugebauer, Claudio Pedrotti, Fereidoun Mahbiubi, Cristina Bernáldez, Daniel David Mingay Rongen-Kaynakçi, Marleen Labijt, Mike Mashon, Libraries, G. William Jones Film & Video Francesco Pitassio, Francesca Querin, Augusto Bish, Geoff Brown. Rob Stone, Lynanne Schweighofer (Thanhouser). Collection, Dallas, TX Righi, Andrea Rodaro, Torkell Sætervadet, Carlo Anna Sten: Peter Bagrov, Valerij Bosenko, UCLA Film & Television Archive, Los Angeles Ritratti: Marco Segato, Francesco Bonsembiante, Spagnol, Marcella e Dante Spinotti, Fulvio Toffoli, Alexander Horwath, Sergei Kapterev, Natalia Warner Bros. Lucia Candelperger. Andrea Tomasi, Paolo Venier. Nussinova, Paula Félix-Didier, Ivan Kozlenko, Hans-Michael Bock. Annette Groschke, Anke Jonathan Dennis Memorial Lecture: David Tutti i film Cines in programma sono presentati Hahn, Matteo Pavesi, Luigi Boledi. Sproxton, Aardman Animations. per gentile autorizzazione della RIPLEY’S FILM Srl. Un grazie speciale a Marina Mottin. Coordinamento organizzativo Cassa Teatro Verdi Ringraziamo per la cortese disponibilità: Hanno messo a disposizione la propria casa e Grazie inoltre a: Laura Basso Carrer, Daniele Betto, Mason, Antonio Melan, Elisabetta Michielin, Federica Dini Rossella Mestroni Gianpaolo Andreutti, Angela Biancat, Arrigo siamo loro riconoscenti: Anna Balliana Rosolen, Annalisa Bianchin, Deborah Calcinoni, Claudia Maria Pia Michielin, Germana Monteforte, Fabiola con Elisabetta Dainese e Varuska Driutti Buranel, Dodo e Zaira Biggio, Hilde Bortolozzi, Pietro Basso, Antonio Bertoli, Anna Bortolin, Canzi, Marco Carillo, Patrizia Carniello, Marco Montico, Silvana Mozzon, Giuliano Petracco, Ufficio Stampa Emiliano Calderini, Gaia e Nicole Candotti, Martina Brino, Lucia Brunetta, Gianni Chiaradia, Casolo, Orsola Chiaradia, Paola Chiaradia, Santina Vally Cimolino, Elvira Cinelli, Carlo e Giuliana Massimo Pieretto, Lucia Raccanelli, Vanna Rossetti, Giuliana Puppin FilmFair Mirco Cariddi, Francesco Chirico, Maurizio Cini, Chiaradia, Loredana Chiarottin, Elvia Comuzzi, Alessandra Bortolin Dal Mas, Mariateresa Del Ben, Francesco Furlan, Linda Rossetto, Alessandra Rosso, Edyta Ryba, con la collaborazione di Cristiana Cirielli,
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