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FILM FESTIVAL 1–18 Sept 2011 People’S Free State of Portobello Free Entry FREE PORTOBELLO ENTRY FILM FESTIVAL 1–18 Sept 2011 www.portobellofilmfestival.com People’s Free State of Portobello Free entry. Front-line films. Street art. Good times. PORTOBELLO FILM FESTIVAL POP UP CINEMA WESTBOURNE 1–18 Sept 2011 3 ACKLAM ROAD, W10 5TY STUDIOS 1 September page 1 242 ACKLAM ROAD, W10 5JJ Welcome to the 16th free Portobello Grand Opening Festival. This year we are focussing on featuring Ebony Road 5 September page10 Film Makers Convention Delegate 2 September 2 new London films and European Introduction and live interactive debate with Golborne Variations & local films Cinema at the Portobello Pop Up. The People Speak 3 September 2 Video Café & BYO 10 We are expanding the Video Cafe to 4 Animation Station nights in the Westbourne Studios 6 September 12 4 September 3 Video Café & BYO Europe In Meltdown Cinema which also plays host to the 7 September 14 London Film Makers Convention. A new 6 September 3 Video Café & BYO London Film Feast 1 development is the inclusion of website 8 September 16 featuring Jack Falls addresses for most films, so if you Video Café & BYO Weekend Family Film Shows 4 13 September 17 can’t make the festival you can choose 4 FREE features for kids London Film Makers Convention to watch it online. 7 September 5 with Film London Microwave directors London Film Feast 2 14 September 17 featuring Ultimate Survivor London Film Makers Convention 8 September 5 with Latimer Films & Alan Fountain London Film Feast 3 15 September 17 featuring Bikipela Bagrap London Film Makers Convention 9 September 6 with Michael Woods and 72 Hour Film Challenge London Film Feast 4 featuring Sean Garland & Greg Hall 10 September 6 THE TABERNACLE London Film Feast 5 POWIS SQUARE, W11 2AY featuring Dirt 14, 15, 16 and 17 September 18 11 September 7 Caribbean Film Corner London Film Feast 6 featuring Wayne Saunders THE MUSE 13 September 7 Spanish Films 269 Portobello Rd, W11 1LR 14 September 8 7-11 September 19 Portobello Film Festival, Unit 11, ACAVA, Irish Films Group show 54 Blechynden Street, London, W10 6RJ 020 8960 0996 or e-mail [email protected] 15 September 8 Tom Vagues writes page 20 Director – Jonathan Barnett Italy Shortlisted Programmer – Kat Yau 16 September 9 All programmes run Coordinator – Leona Flude Virgin Media Shorts & Tom Zé Troubleshooter – Maysa Gabrielli from 6:30pm–10:30pm Website – Thomas Szabo 17 September 9 Subscriptions – Geoff Mann ITN play live The Cabinet of Technician – Greg Edwards Dr Caligari Press – Ken Macdonald ENTRY TO 18 September 9 Thanks to Michael Wilson (Mountgrange Heritage), Busola Kehinde The Grand Awards Ceremony (RBKC Early Years), Rebecca Pelly-Fry and John Hampson (RBKC ALL EVENTS Arts), Tony Elliott (TimeOut), Tim Burke (Pop Up Cinema), Mark of Portobello Film Festival 2011 Blyth (Westbourne Studios) and all the film makers and volunteers with special golden Trellicks by Zeus for some of IS FREE without whom none of this would be possible. your favourite films WITH THE SUPPORT OF Art at POP UP CINEMA Portobello 3 ACKLAM ROAD, W10 5TY Film Festival 2011 Westbourne Studios courtyard and Pop Up Cinema throughout the Festival, plus 7–11th at The Muse Gallery – see page 19 for details. Michael Woods Excavating Nicholas Roeg at Westbourne Studios Cover images including ‘David Lynch’s Nightmare’ by Pure Evil. www.pureevil.eu © Ken Macdonald. In The Nursery play live to 1928 classic The Passion Of Joan Arc. Rite Dir. Michael Pearce. 15 Cert. 9pm Thu 1 Sept A story of a dysfunctional relationship between a father and a son sharing a day together. Premiered at Ebony Road 15 Cert. GRAND OPENING the BFI London Film Festival and nominated for Introduced by the Director: POP UP CINEMA BAFTA. Drama. 16 min. Glasgow. www.digicult.co.uk Maia Krall Fry Devastating events cause two Juvenille homeless sisters to admit their past and focus on what truly matters in life, to safely reunite 6:30pm with one another. Drama. 60 min. London. www.ebonyroadmovie.wordpress.com Refrigeration Dir. Matthew Waruszynski. U Cert. An old woman goes to extreme lengths to keep hold of everything in her house, especially her fridge. Animation. 3 min. UK. mattwaruszynski.blogspot.com The Kiss Dir. Ben Hyland. U Cert. The answer phone message is clear. She is leaving him. The man races out of his flat. He sprints out Dir. Felix von Seefranz. 15 Cert. suddenly cramps up. Drama. 3 min. London. Busy Mrs. Schmitt is probably the busiest woman in Berlin. www.beat24.co.uk She's constantly on the run between meetings and Sex Pistols Stockholm 1977 Dir. John Tiberi. ('your future dream is a shopping The Ottoman Empire phone calls, till one day her world collapses. scheme') A rare opportunity to get up close and Dir. James Phelan. 12 Cert. Drama. 16 min. Germany. www.augohr.de personal with the outrageous Sex Pistols at the height Ever wonderwhere things that vanish down the back of their fame playing live on stage performing such of the couches end up? Prepare to find out. Bunny, the Killer Thing Dir. Joonas Makkonen. 18 Cert. timeless favorites as I Wanna be Me, Lazy Sod and Comedy. 15 min. Dublin. Four youngsters bump into a weird creature which Anarchy in the UK. 20mins www.irishfilmdc.org/theottomanempire.html looks to be half human, half rabbit. Bunny, the Killer Zeus paints the Pop Up The Beardless Garibaldi Thing, haunts anything which reminds of women's Dir. Nicola Piovesan. 15 Cert. genitals. Drama. 18 min. Finland. A gang of little old men decide to stick up a car Dir. John Wheeler. 18 Cert. containing in a priceless stamp. The way they organize The Last Road A troubles fighter in a town that hates him, then a the assault is pretty grotesque and a surprise will stranger takes him away and drops him into an happen. Comedy. 14 min. Italy. unforgiving landscape. Drama. 46 min. UK. www.chaosmonger.com www.thelastroad.org Return of the credit crunch – BA5H The Beardless Garibaldi CodeFC at the Muse Lucy Sparrow at Westbourne Studios 1 portobellofilmfestival.com 9:30pm Fri 2 Sept Fear Me Not – 3 Sept Mangrove 9 THE GOLBORNE Dir. John La Rose; Franco Rosso. 15 cert. VARIATIONS AND About the trial that arouse from a demonstration to protest against police harassment of the Mangrove LOCAL FILMS Restaurant in Notting Hill in the early 70s. POP UP CINEMA Documentary. 40 min. www.georgepadmoreinstitute.org Bathroom Dir. Patricia Vidal Delgado. 12 cert. 6:30pm A visual exploration of the aesthestic of desire and Breaking Into The Museum U cert. decay. Art. 5 min. www.pvdelgado.com Dir: 14 Young People. 14 Young people from North Neolithic Assemblage Kensington produced their own short inspired by an Dir. Carolyn Hailstones. PG cert. object in the Museum Of London. Documentary. An Art/photographic project developed from photos of 20 mins. www.manifesta.org.uk a Neolithic burial chamber in Ireland. The engravings Kensington and Chelsea College present: on the keystones are enigmatic and open to interpre- One Small Step Dir. Damien Slevin. PG Cert. Impact Dir. Deniz Kurdak 12 Cert. On July 24th, 1969. Man finally reached the Moon as Made from cotton and other organic material, these Hard To Get From Patient To Pin tation. Art. 5 min. 600 million watched. They were not the only ones. 5 puppets are illustrations of human beings, who have Up Dir Michelle Hallak 15 cert Actress, mother and cancer survivor Michelle's story of min. Australia. www.slevinarts.com been exposed to nuclear weapons that have been used how after defeating cancer she went on to produce a before and every other substances that threaten Oxytocin Dir. Ana Santos. 12 Cert. human health. Animation. 4 min. Turkey. pinup style calender in aid of Macmillan by renowned All life cycle consists mainly of 3 phases: birth, growth photographer Mike Owen. Documentary 20 mins Sat 3 Sept and death. Often we understand death as the 1.2 Million Children conclusion of a life cycle, but it can be the origin of a Dir. Effie Pappa. 12 Cert. The King is Dead 15 cert. ANIMATION Dir. Ishmahil Blagrove. Frank Chichlow one of the new one. Animation. 6 min. Spain. A third world child pursuits the dream of freedom and important figures of race politics in Notting Hill died in STATION becomes a victim of exploitation. Animation. 4 min Jack Falls - Sids Story Greece. effiepappa.blogspot.com 2010. He has given a traditional Ladbroke Grove POP UP CINEMA Dir. Paul Tanter. 18 Cert. funeral befitting of his great contributions to the area. Undercover cop, Jack recounts how he faced recounts Fear Me Not Dir. Malika Whitaker. 15 Cert. Documentary. 20 min www.ricenpeas.com how he faced the choice: save your friend or the Stages of "fear of commitment" in a relationship. The 6:30pm mission? Animation. 6 min. London. process from it discovery to overcoming the symptoms Portobello Road Dir. Verona Spence. 12 cert. Someone here is missing of it and gain freedom/happiness. Animation. 4 min. Fantoon Gaga Dir. Alberto Haydar. 12 Cert. www.malikawhitaker.com Documentary focusing the stories and the opinions of Dir. Neil Whitman. 12 Cert. At a small butchery shop, an obsessively crazy Gaga the residents of Portobello. Highlighting the impact of "Someone here is missing" is based on a song by band fanatic sees his most wished-for fantasy turned into Metamorphose Dir. Deniz Kurdak. 12 Cert. the recent economical and social changes in the area. "The Pineapple Thief." The film is set inside an old realism. 2,30 mins. Animation. UK. www.nosecode.tv On an ordinary night, Gregor Samsa goes to sleep and Documentary.
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