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Lab 80 Film 2011.Indd I film presentati nel catalogo della LAB 80 FILM sono disponibili per la circuitazione non theatrical, cioè per la diffusione in tutti quei punti di proiezione che fanno capo ad associazioni di cultura cinematografica (cineforum, cinecircoli, cineclub, circoli del cinema, ecc.), ad Assessorati alla Cultura di enti locali e ad ogni altro organismo che operi per la promozione della cultura cinematografica. L’ESTREMO ORIENTE Tutti i film sono disponibili in 35mm, v.o. con sottotitoli italiani THE KILLER di John Woo - 111' Hong Kong, 1989 PASSATEMPO di Zhao Le - 97’ - Cina, 1993 KIKUCHI di Kenchi Iwamoto - 68’ Giappone, 1990 IL POSTINO di He Jianjun - 90’- Cina, 1994 IL VIAGGIATORE MILLENARIO (SENNEN-TABITO) di Jinsei Tsuji – 114’ Archipel - Giacomo Abbruzzese Giappone, 1999 NUOVI ARRIVI LE COSE CAMBIANO IL RECLUTATORE (SCOUT MAN) di Andrea Segre - 63'- Italia 2009 di Masato Ishioka – 120’ Giappone, 2000 DOCUMENTARI DI MADRE IN FIGLIA di Andrea Zambelli - 82'- Italia 2008 Takeshi Kitano LES PLAGES D’AGNÈS IL GRANDE PROGETTO Tutti i film sono disponibili in 35mm, di Agnès Varda - 110' - Francia 2008 di Vincenzo Marra - 63'- Italia 2008 v.o. con sottotitoli italiani OVER THE RAINBOW USO IMPROPRIO di Luca Gasparini, Alberto Masi A SCENE AT THE SEA di Maria Martinelli, Simona Cocozza - 71'- Italia 2008 (IL SILENZIO SUL MARE) - 101’ - Giappone, 1991. 80’ - Italia 2009 211: ANNA di Giovanna Massimetti, Paolo GETTING ANY? UNA SCUOLA ITALIANA Serbandini - 90'- Italia 2007/2008 (LO FANNO TUTTI ?) - 110’ - Giappone, 1994. di Angelo Loy, Giulio Cederna - 75’ - Italia 2010 MOLTO VISIBILE SEGRETAMENTE NASCOSTO KIDS RETURN IN MOTU GRATIA di Donatella Di Cicco - 47'- Italia/Ucraina 2008 (RITORNARE RAGAZZI) - 107’ - Giappone, 1996. di Andrea Zanoli - 40' - Italia 2010 PADRE NOSTRO IL CORTILE DELLA MUSICA di Carlo Lo Giudice - 40'- Italia 2008 Shohei Imamura di Sergio Visinoni - 60' - Italia 2010 Tutti i film sono disponibili in 35mm, VIDÉOCARTOGRAPHIES : AÏDA, PALESTINE GIORNO DELLA MEMORIA v.o. con sottotitoli italiani di Till ROESKENS - 46' - Germania/Palestina 2009 DESIDERIO RUBATO PIZZA A AUSCHWITZ di Moshe Zimerman - (NUSUMARETA YOKUJO) -b/n, scope - 92' - 1958 52'- Israele 2008 DESIDERIO INAPPAGATO CORTOMETRAGGI (HATESHINAKI YOKUBO) -b/n, scope - 101'- 1958 6 FILM DI BILLY WILDER IL SECONDO FRATELLO (NIANCHAN) - b/n, ARCHIPEL scope - 101' - 1959 di Giacomo Abbruzzese - 23’ - Francia/Palestina/ LA FIAMMA DEL PECCATO (Double Indemnity) PORCI E CORAZZATE (BUTA TO GUNKAN) - Italia 2010 di Billy Wilder - 106' - USA 1944 b/n, scope - 108' - 1961 ARIANNA (LOVE IN AFTERNOON) CRONACHE ENTOMOLOGICHE DEL PROPOSTE PER IL CIRCUITO di Billy Wilder - 130'- Francia 1957 GIAPPONE (NIPPON KONCHUKI) - b/n, scope CULTURALE TESTIMONE D'ACCUSA (WITNESS FOR THE - 123' - 1963 PROSECUTION) di Billy Wilder - 114'- USA 1957 AKAI SATSUI (DESIDERIO D’OMICIDIO) - b/n, FICTION UNO, DUE, TRE! (ONE TWO THREE) scope - 150' - 1964 di Billy Wilder - 108'- Germania 1961 INTRODUZIONE ALL’ANTROPOLOGIA (JINRUIGAKU NYUMON) - b/n, scope - 128'- LA PICCOLA A BACIAMI, STUPIDO (KISS ME STUPID) 1966 di S. D'Alia, G. Ricci - 80'- Italia 2010 di Billy Wilder - 126'- USA 1964 IL PROFONDO DESIDERIO DEGLI DEI (Secondo premio a Bergamo Film Meeting 2010) NON PER SOLDI ... MA PER DENARO (KAMIGAMI NO FUKAKI YOKUBO) - colore, JIMMY DELLA COLLINA di Enrico Pau - 90'- (THE FORTUNE COOKIE) scope - 172' - 1968 Italia 2006 di Billy Wilder - 125'- USA 1966 LA VENDETTA È MIA (FUKUSHU SURU WA PUCCINI E LA FANCIULLA WARE NI ARI) - colore - 129' - 1979 di Paolo Benvenuti - 84'- Italia 2008 2 NUOVI FILM ITALIANI COSA CE NE IMPORTA (EIJANAIKA) - colore - 151' - 1981 DOCUMENTARI IL VENTO FA IL SUO GIRO di Giorgio Diritti - 110'- Italia 2005 Due autori da Taiwan INDESIDERABILI di Chiara Cremaschi - 52'- L'ESTATE DI MIO FRATELLO I film sono disponibili in 35mm, Italia 2010 di Pierto Reggiani - 80' - Italia 2005 v.o. con sottotitoli italiani CORDE di Marcello Sannino - 55'- Italia 2009 TAIPEI STORY di Edward Yang - 105' - 1985 CACCIA ALLA VOLPE LE PASSATE COSE DELL’INFANZIA (TUNG- (OCHOTA NA LIS) di Vadim Abdrashitov -sott. it L'EAU FROIDE NIEN WANG-SHIH) di Hou Xiaoxian - 137' -97’ -Urss, 1980 (disponibile da gennaio 2001) di Olivier Assayas - 92' - sott. it. - Francia, 1994 - 1985 MOMENTI TRISTI I RAGAZZI DI FENG KUEI (FENG KUEI LAI TE Cinque cortometraggi di (BLEAK MOMENTS) di Mike Leigh - 110' - sott. JEN) di Hou Xiaoxian - 105' - 1983 Krysztof Kieslowski it. - Gran Bretagna, 1971 IN VACANZA DAL NONNO (DONGDONG Tutti i film sono disponibili in 35mm, CÉZANNE DE JIAQI) di Hou Xiaoxien - 90' - 1987 v.o. con sottotitoli italiani di Jean Marie Straub e Danièle Huillet - 82' - LA FIGLIA DEL NILO (NILOUHE NUER) Versione originale - Francia,1989 di Hou Xiaoxian - 90' - 1987 DALLA CITTÀ DI LODZ A WALK THROUGH (Z MIASTA LODZI ) - b/n - 17' - Polonia, 1969 di Peter Greenaway - 16mm, colore - 41' - Gran CINEMA EUROPEO, L’EST RITORNELLO Bretagna, 1978 (REFREN) - b/n - 10' - Polonia, 1972 THE FALLS Tutti i film sono disponibili in 35mm, L’OSPEDALE di Peter Greenaway - 16mm, colore - 185' - Gran v.o. con sottotitoli italiani (SZPITAL ) - b/n - 21' - Polonia, 1976 Bretagna, 1980 SETTE DONNE DI ETÀ DIVERSA GEORGETTE MEUNIER PERDIZIONE (SIEDEM KOBIET W ROZNYM WIEKU - b/n - 16' di Tania Stöklin e Cyrille Ray-Coquais - 35mm, (KARHOZAT) di Béla Tarr -b/n-116'Ungheria,1989 - Polonia, 1978 colore - 75' - Svizzera/RFT, 1989 IL CASO (PRZYPADEK) di Krysztof LE TESTE PARLANTI UOVO Kieslowski - colore - 122' - Polonia, 1981 (GADAJACE GLOWY) - b/n - 15' - Polonia, 1980 (EI) di Danniel Danniel - 16mm, colore - 58' - PRIMA CHE IL PIPISTRELLO COMPIA IL SUO Olanda, 1987 VOLO Goran Paskaljevic ESTATE (MIELOTT BEFEJEZI RÖPTÉT A DENEVÉR) di Tutti i film sono disponibili in 35mm, (SOMMER) di Philip Gröning - 16mm, b/n - 105' Péter Timár - colore - 94' - Ungheria - 1989 v.o. con sottotitoli italiani - RFT, 1986 LA GRANDE GENERAZIONE IL TEMPO DEI MIRACOLI IL RECORD (A NAGY GENERACIO) di Ferenc András - (VREME CUDA) - 93' - Jugoslavia, 1990 (DER REKORD) di Daniel Helfer - 35mm, b/n - colore - 109' - Ungheria, 1986 TANGO ARGENTINO - 93' - Serbia, 1992 RFT/Svizzera, 1985 IL TRAPANATORE DI MURI LAMB (FALFURO) di György Szomjas - colore - 96' - Roman Polanski di Colin Gregg - 35mm, colore - 112' - Gran Ungheria, 1986 Tutti i film sono disponibili in 35mm, Bretagna, 1986 IL SABBA DELLE STREGHE v.o. con sottotitoli italiani NERO E SENZA ZUCCHERO (BOSZORKANYSZOMBAT) di Janos Rozsa - REPULSION di Roman Polanski - b/n - 104’ - (SCHWARZ UND OHNE ZUCKER) di Lutz colore - 87' - Ungheria, 1983 Gran Bretagna, 1964 Konermann - 35mm, scope, b/n - 85' - RFT, 1985 AMARE CON OSTINAZIONE FALÒ (DA OBICHASH NA INAT) di Nikolai Volev I corti (HOHENFEUER) di Fredi Murer - 120' - sott. it. - colore - 87' - Bulgaria, 1985 OMICIDIO Svizzera, 1985 IO, LA CONTESSA (MORDERSTWO) - b/n - 2' - Polonia, 1957 LES ENFANTS VOLANTS (AZ, GRAFINYATA) di Peter Popzlatev - colore - ROVINEREMO LA FESTA di Guillaume Nicloux - 82' - sott. it. - Francia, 1990 119' - Bulgaria, 1989 (ROZBIJEMY ZABAWE) - b/n - 9' - Polonia, 1957 I TERRORISTI! FENIX UN SORRISO DENTALE (DIE TERRORISTEN !) di Philip Gröning - 93' - di Dusan Trancik - colore - 71' Cecoslovacchia, 1981 (USMIECH ZEBICZNY) - b/n - 2' - Polonia - 1957 Sott. it. - Germania, 1992 IL PADIGLIONE DELLE BELVE DUE UOMINI E UN ARMADIO GENTE DEL NORD (PAVILON SELIEM) di Dusan Trancik - colore - 78' (DWAJ LUDZIE Z SZAFA ) - b/n - 15' - Polonia, (DE NOORDERLINGEN) di Alex Van -Cecoslovacchia, 1982 1958 Warmerdam - 108' - sott. it. - Olanda, 1992 QUARTA DIMENSIONE LA LAMPADA MENO MORTA DEGLI ALTRI (STVRTY ROZMER) di Dusan Trancik - colore - (LAMPA) - b/n - 8' - Polonia, 1959 (MINDER DOOD DAN DE ANDEREN) di Frans 76' -Cecoslovacchia, 1983 LA CADUTA DEGLI DEI Buyens - 94' - sott. it. - Belgio, 1992 UN ALTRO AMORE (GDY SPADAJA ANIOLY ) - 20' - Polonia, 1959 UNDER A COLDER SUN (INA LASKA) di Dusan Trancik - colore - 76' - I MAMMIFERI (SSAKI ) - b/n - 10' - Polonia, 1962 di Enrico Falzetti - 28' - sott. it. - Gran Bretagna, Cecoslovacchia, 1985 1994 TIRO A SEGNO SCENES FROM STILL LIVES di Arpad Sopsits - 87' - sott. it. - Ungheria, 1990 RASSEGNA NOIR di Enrico Falzetti – 38’ – sott. it – Gran Bretagna, UN CUORE DI VETRO (versione originale con sottotitoli in italiano) 1990 (CAMDAN KALP) di Yasar Fehmi - 100' - sott. LA FIAMMA DEL PECCATO (Double Indemnity) TRES PALMEIRAS it. - Turchia, 1990 di Billy Wilder - Usa, 1944, 107’ (TRE PALME) di João Botelho - 35mm - sott. it. - OSPITI DI NOZZE LA DONNA DEL RITRATTO (The Woman in colore - 68' - Portogallo, 1994 di Niko Brucher - 40' - RFT, Polonia, 1990 the Window) di Fritz lang - Usa, 1944, 99’ O AR: NO DIA DOS MEUS ANOS CRUDELE EREDITA' LA FUGA (Dark Passage) (L’ARIA: NEL GIORNO DEL MIO (SZOBA KIALTASSAL) di Janos Xantus - 90' - di Delmer Daves - Usa, 1947, 106’ COMPLEANNO) di João Botelho - 35mm - sott. Sott. it. - Ungheria, 1990 LA SCALA A CHIOCCIOLA (The Spiral it. - colore - 60' - Portogallo, 1993 L'AMATO Staircase) Versione italiana -di Robert Siodmak TAPAGE NOCTURNE di Michail Kalatozishvili - 103' - Sott. it. - Georgia, 1991 Usa, 1946, 83’ (MOVIMENTI NOTTURNI) di Catherine Breillat - VARIAZIONI GOLDBERG 35mm - sott. it. - colore - 94’ - Francia, 1979 di Ferenc Grunwalski - 76' - Sott. it. - Ungheria, 1991 CINEMA EUROPEO, L’OVEST THE DOORS OF MEMORY di Ian Rosenfeld – WOYZECK Tutti i film sono disponibili 35mm – sott. it. – colore - 43’ – Gran di János Szász - 93' - Sott. it. - Ungheria, 1993 v.o. con sottotitoli italiani Bretagna, 1998 (versione originale con sottotitoli in italiano) 8 Cortometraggi prodotti da DEAD OF NIGHT Channel 4 di Alberto Cavalcanti, Charles Chrichton, Basil FANTASCIENZA AMERICANA Dearden, Robert Hamer - 35mm, b/n - sott. it. - ULTIMATUM ALLA TERRA (The Day the Earth ARCADIA di Paul Bambourough, 102' - Gran Bretagna, 1945. Stood Still) di Robert Wise - Usa, 1951, 92’ L’UNIVERSO DI DERMOT FINN di Philip Ridley, IL CARRETTO FANTASMA INSOLITO RIADATTAMENTO DEL (KÖRKARLEN) di Victor Sjöström – 35mm, b/n – IL MOSTRO DELLA LAGUNA NERA PIANTERRENO di Mark Herman, muto con cartelli in italiano - 80’ – Svezia, 1921 (Creature from the Black Lagoon) di Jack Arnold GEH KINDE GEH di Crispin Reece, Usa, 1954, 79’ Carl Th.
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