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Program-2020-Booklet.Pdf We are living in a time of plague. The dark statistics noted and commented on by Daniel Dafoe or the states of mind we know from Albert Camus's novel, and its film adaptation by Luis Puenzo, have become our sad reality. It is up to us if we give in to despair and a sense of insignificance. It is up to us if we accept the alienation. Let us take all the precautions we can, but hygiene should not be limited to the body. Let us oppose the terrifying advent of the plague with a persistent effort to keep our own significance. I would like to invite everyone to the EnergaCAMERIMAGE festival in Toruñ. This year, we are waiting for you online. I do believe this experience will make us stronger, more sensitive, wiser, and better. Marek ¯ydowicz, Festival Director OPENING CEREMONY Saturday, 14th NOV, 17:00 CLOSING CEREMONY Saturday, 21st NOV, 17:00 ceremonies live streams open to all participants at online.energacamerimage.pl EnergaCAMERIMAGE 2020 HONORARY AWARDS LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Philippe Rousselot, AFC, ASC SPECIAL AWARD TO AN ACTOR WITH UNIQUE VISUAL SENSITIVITY Johnny Depp WELCOME TO THE FESTIVAL You are viewing on your smartphone (or a computer screen) a special issue of our good old friend – the program booklet. In a year fraught with un- certainty and growing sense of unease, this little publication receives its first ever – online issue – one of the many messengers of change that the year 2020 has already brought to our way of doing things... How is a cinematography festival even possible online? Let's try and figure this out together, shall we? For the first time ever, forced by the raging global pandemic, EnergaCAMERIMAGE screenings will only be available online, on our dedicated festival platform with a hard- to-forget address: online.energacamerimage.pl Please refer to the padlock symbols used throughout this booklet to learn more about the geographic availability of your chosen films. The vast majority of our lineup will be geo-blocked for Poland, as per our agree- ments with distributors. More information you should keep in mind about our online showcase: In order to participate in film screenings the entry card holder needs to book free tickets through online.energacamerimage.pl. Materials other than film screenings, i.e. all seminars, Q&As, press con- ferences and other live events will be available without the need to make an individual booking. Online booking starts on 13 November and from then on will be availa- ble for the current and following day of the Festival. Films will be available for viewing for 48h but with a smaller viewing window of 4h from the moment you first click “play”. Materials other than film screenings and Q&As will be provided in English only and will not be translated into Polish. Depending on the arrangements with distributors, access may be geo- blocked for some screenings, as per marking on the screening schedule. Access to the screening for the entry card holder is allowed only for one accredited device at a time (accredited device = one device per holder of our festival entry card). Disclosing the entry card data to third parties will result in blocking the entry card holder's account and lack of access to the online platform. All Q&As, talks and seminars will remain available online for your viewing pleasure until the end of the online festival, 22 November 2020, 23:59 CET. The quality of film screenings, seminars and workshops on the online platform may depend on the technical parameters of the Internet connection and the technical parameters of the device of the user. The Organizer is not responsible for the lack of access or disrupted access to the online platform caused by circumstances beyond the Organizer's control or technical problems or limitations related to the Internet connec- tion or device used by the user. Please revise the availability of screenings in your country in the festival schedule. WELCOME TO THE FESTIVAL Time CET 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00 12.30 13.00 13.30 14.00 14:00 14.30 15.00 15.30 CITY HALL 16.00 USA 16.30 272’ 17.00 17.30 18.00 D 18.30 19.00 19.30 20.00 20.30 21.00 21.30 22.00 22.30 23.00 23.30 0.00 0.30 1.00 SATURDAY 14th NOV Time Main CET Competition C 9.00 Polish Films 9.30 Competition P 10.00 10:00 EASTERN Cin. Debuts CD 10.30 Poland Competition 11.00 75’ P Dir. Debuts 11.30 Competition DD Q&A 12.00 Doc. Features DF 12.30 12:45 Competition 13.00 13:30 Doc. Shorts 13.30 THE BANKER Competition DS USA 14.00 120’ VALLEY OF SOULS Doc. Special 14.30 Colombia, Belgium, Screening D Brasil, France 15.00 ! C 137’ Student Etudes 15.30 Q&A Competition SC DD 16.00 Q&A 16:30 TV Pilots 16.30 Competition TV 17.00 TRUTH Special MAKES FREE S 17.30 Poland 17:45 Screening 18.00 113’ BONE CAGE Contemporary 18.30 P Canada World Cinema W 89’ 19.00 Q&A CD Baltic Cinema 19.30 Review B Q&A 20.00 20:00 FINA-L Film F 20.30 WHILE AT WAR Restorations Spain 21.00 107’ Online 21.30 Screening C 22.00 Q&A Online 22.30 Screening in Poland only 23.00 23.30 Geoblocking Information ! 0.00 All Q&As with filmmaker(s) streamed live @ online.energacamerimage.pl SUNDAY 15th NOV Time CET 9.00 9.30 10.00 10:00 WALL OF SHADOWS 10.30 Poland, 11.00 Germany, Switzerland 11:00 94’ ATLANTIC CROSSING 11.30 D 1 NORMAL PEOPLE 12:00 12.00 see 2 TV 12.30 SCREENING DETAILS Q&A HOPE 13:00 13.00 Norway, Sweden ALONE TOGETHER 126’ 13.30 Israel 54’ D B 14.00 14:15 14.30 UNDER THE Q&A TURQUOISE SKY 15.00 15:15 Mongolia, Japan, France, USA 15:30 15.30 100’ 16.00 HOPPER/WELLES W WENDY USA Q&A USA 16.30 130’ 111’ 17.00 D S 17.30 17:45 Q&A SEMINAR ON THE 18:00 18.00 RESTORATION OF “HOPPER/WELLES” 18.30 HUNTERS 3 18:45 19.00 see SCREENING DETAILS TV MOTHERLAND 19.30 Lithuania, Latvia, 19:45 Q&A Germany, Greece 20.00 97’ 20.30 A ! B see D Q&A 21.00 SCREENING DETAILS 21:15 Q&A 21.30 “DA 5 BLOODS” 22.00 WITH TOM SIGEL AND SPIKE LEE 22.30 SEMINAR 23.00 23.30 0.00 0.30 1.00 SUNDAY 15th NOV Time Main CET Competition C 9.00 Polish Films 9.30 Competition P 10.00 10:00 10:30 Cin. Debuts 10.30 Competition CD PINOCCHIO 11.00 Italy MAGNESIUM 125’ Dir. Debuts 11.30 Poland Competition DD 119’ 12.00 C Doc. Features 12.30 CD DD Competition DF Q&A 13.00 Q&A Doc. Shorts DS 13.30 13:45 Competition 14.00 THE STORY OF THERESE 14:30 Doc. Special 14.30 France Screening D 91’ ZIZOTEK 15.00 Greece Philippe Rousselot Retrospective ! 68’ Student Etudes 15.30 S Competition SC Q&A 16.00 Q&A TV Pilots TV 16.30 16:45 Competition 17.00 17:30 Special 17.30 MAGNESIUM Screening S Poland TWO OF US 18.00 119’ France, Contemporary Luxembourg, Belgium W 18.30 95’ World Cinema P 19.00 CD DD Q&A Baltic Cinema 19.30 Q&A Review B 20.00 FINA-L Film 20.30 Restorations F 21.00 Online 21.30 Screening 22.00 Online 22.30 Screening in Poland only 23.00 23.30 Geoblocking Information ! 0.00 All Q&As with filmmaker(s) streamed live @ online.energacamerimage.pl MONDAY 16th NOV Time CET 9.00 9.30 10.00 10:00 BABENCO: TELL ME 10.30 WHEN I DIE Brazil 11:00 11.00 85’ D ZERO ZERO ZERO 11.30 4 THE GOOD LORD BIRD 12:00 12.00 5 see 12.30 SCREENING DETAILS TV 12:45 THE WHALE ÖNDÖG 13.00 FROM LORINO Q&A Mongolia Poland 100’ 13.30 58’ DF W 14.00 Q&A Q&A 14:30 14.30 THE WAR 15.00 OF THE WORLDS Poland 15:15 15.30 15:30 82’ LONELINESS & MAKING OF OF THE COUPLE 16.00 B S Poland see 92’ 16.30 SCREENING DETAILS DS F 17.00 Q&A 17.30 18:00 18.00 THE UNDOING 18.30 18:30 6 18:30 SJÄLÖ, RAISED BY WOLVES “MANK” WITH ERIK 19.00 ISLAND OF SOULS 7 Finland see MESSERSCHMIDT 19.30 SCREENING DETAILS TV SEMINAR 78’ DF 20.00 Q&A Q&A 20.30 21.00 21:30 21.30 AFI 22.00 STEPHEN LIGHTHILL SEMINAR AFI Conservatory 22.30 Cinematography 23.00 Programme 23.30 0.00 0.30 1.00 MONDAY 16th NOV Time Main CET Competition C 9.00 Polish Films 9.30 Competition P 10.00 10:00 - DIG Cin. Debuts 10.30 - WHITE WINGED HORSE 10:30 CD - A RODEO FILM Competition 11.00 - SINKING SHIPS DATING AMBER - POST LOVE Ireland - THE VERDICT Dir. Debuts DD 11.30 IN THE CASE OF K. 95’ Competition 12.00 SC DD Doc. Features 12.30 Q&A Competition DF 13.00 13:30 Doc. Shorts 13.30 Competition DS 14.00 14:00 HELENE Doc.
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